toddschultz

Should I say it, am I going to have people say bad things about me? Ok, I will, the 2006 Madison Scouts performance(PERIOD)

Ok...Pat Seidling left Phantom to puruse other endeavors from what I hear, he was not fired if that's what some were thinking. Sly retired from the Cavaliers. For those that have been out of the "loop"

Ice Castles-Madison 1982

future not so bright for esperanza. And why is that?

The Sinatra thing has been done, I believe it was in the 80's

I have not looked into it, but are the CD's of just the so-called "top 12" less money now that they only include 12 groups, or is it still the same price as it used to be for the entire field. If it is the same price then we have some serious price gouging going on. I am in the same boat as the people who have said that many of the shows they like more were not in the top 12, 2002, 2004, 2005 are all years that I think the design of many 13-24 corps was much higher than crap like "Yowza, Yowza, Yowza." Oh well, I guess high school winterguard shows brought to finals are "better."

I've just sent an e-mail to a corps about possible show ideas that I believe would be a wonderful choice for this particular corps, the music has never been played and is written by one of Englands most underrated composers, Sir Malcolm Arnold. I truly hope this corps takes advantage of this idea.

Here's mine: Cavaliers-a full show based on the music of Sir Malcolm Arnold, heading in the musical direction of the Cavaliers of the late 80's and early 90's. Phantom-I would love to see them do an all Prokofiev show Blue Devils-Harry Connick Jr. Christmas CD, ala Cavalier Anthems Advent show from 1991 Cadets-Gustav Holst music SCV-Bernstein's Mass Madison-Stan Kenton's latin album

So i'm going to be "that guy" and say that last year Kuhn "retired" and all of a sudden was with the Bluecoats, so does this mean that this will be another case. Probably not, but i'm just as I said being "that guy"