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Housing sites are as listed on each corps's individual website calendar: Phantom Regiment - High Point High School, MD Bluecoats - C. H. Flowers High School, MD Boston Crusaders - Crossmen - Bowie High School, MD Spirit - Crossland High School, MD Jersey Surf - Central High School, MD Btw I'm kind of a newbie to drum corps, is it okay if I just drive to one of these housing sites (specifically, Regiment), walk over to the stands, grab a seat and watch them rehearse?

I've always wondered about this. When watching a drum corps show, where are the best seats to sit in a venue, usually? Where are the best spots, visually and acoustically? Also consider high school vs. college vs. professional stadiums.

I looked at the dci.org and all three corps are doing the same thing in south Virginia the next day (June 19th). Well I dunno if it's the same exact thing but they're all playing in Virginia. Must be interesting, three top corps spending two days around each other and playing their shows 4 times, if that's how it's gonna be.

Bump Anybody got any real numbers? Jersey Surf said they had a full house, and Boston said they were expecting more than 150 people...

Reminds me of what Pepsi did, they traded a traditional logo for some boring one in order to make it more "cool" and marketable. Sure, the new Cadets logo looks pretty good but it will be boring after a while.

What has been the fastest that a corps has marched at anytime in their show? After seeing the Cadets go 212 bpm in 2007 (on youtube), I was wondering what other corps have been able to top that.

A bit incomparable, but there's a new drum corps in my area, Freedom Drum Corps, saw them at a show this summer. 6 guard, 7 brass, 1 snare drummer.

Bari saxophonist, thinking about the baritone transition for 2011 as well. Quick questions: Basically, do I just need to know how to play the instrument and march before auditioning? No scales or anything? Are the fingerings the same for baritone/euph/mellophone? Do corps use TC or BC for baritone? I read that they do both, but I was looking at Teal Sound's baritone audition piece and it's in BC.

Just thought I'd bump this instead of make a new thread Saxophonist (mostly bari) here, thinking about learning either baritone so I can audition for a WC corps. Basically, do I just need to know how to play the instrument and march before auditioning? No scales or anything? Are the fingerings the same for baritone/euph/mellophone? Closest WC corps to me are Cadets, Crown, and Surf. How many baritones and mellos are usually in corps like these? Just wondering about my actual chances of making a corps after learning a completely new instrument.