Well - they're all from Cadets. However you want to slice it. Another few Crown championships (and I expect a couple soon) and I agree, they'll be remembered there more so
I was talking about Hannum (Percussion Director) & Aungst (Battery Arranger), their musical arranger (Michael Klesch) also long term Cadets guy, also Leon May - their visual guy - member and staff for Cadets. Could go on and on - an amazing connection between the 2 corps. Other Crown guys via Star
Look - say some balanced or positive things - or DISCUSS things - and my mind would change in 2 seconds flat. You literally are 100% positive about Crown and 100% negative about Cadets. It's obnoxious. Most of us can find good and bad in various shows and corps. But not you. That's all I'm trying to say. It's not an unreasonable point to make.
You weren't their live in the 80s were u? Things were different for sure, but there's a lot to be in awe of from each era. Today's corps are different, I love them.
Your missing the other 75% of the equation. All the corps that have no realistic chance to win. It would strengthen the overall activity. Virtually zero downside.
ehh - I'm down the middle
we have to award brass and percussion performance - and marching
that sometimes seems to fall by the wayside where corps are "emoting" for a third of the show while their horns are down or stored behind some prop
Crown maintains a good balance IMO
BRASSO is referring to what we essentially call "ring hoppers" - BD, Crown, Cadets - other top corps benefit from this. It's a fifty year plus tradition in the drum corps activity...
True "feeder" corps are really BD B, Cadets2 etc