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Skyliners 5 Colorguard 7 AFS 2 pit 20 percussion 47 horns 2 drum majors 1 field commander Time to wake up!

a little new school for us. Zoot Suit Riot! choreography is great!

great job bringing back some of the iconic drill moves! cross throughs, field entrance, block inversions, follow the leader, etc.! Nice job Sweet/Big Cheeks!

here comes the drum solo. St. Louis Blues sounded right off the recording even thought they are playing Bb!

Scout House 3AFS 12 Drums 24 Horns

Irish Eyes. Quite an emotional tune for this corps and the audience in attendance.

Thunder and Blazes with really cool sublimated flags by the colorguard that harkens to a circus tent in yellows, reds, oranges and blue. Colorguard in red and black tunics. cool to see Guide Ons out there. Everybody can participate.

These guys were great. Amazing showmen!

Reilly Raiders AFS 7 10 Colorguard 2 Guide Ons (http://www.unl.edu/armyrotc/HandbookChapters/Chapter9.pdf) 15 Percussion 34 horns

what a great morning of music making and memories. the weather is beautiful and the corps are really good.

baritone quartet. you never see those anymore! they played so well. what a great texture! timbre!

the dance part of sabre dance was a tambourin solo and in 3/4!

Flag Present. We have forgotten how to respond as an audience to the flag presentation.... just a few loyals out there.

Proud Mary. Soprano and Baritone Duet to begin the tune!

this tune is called drum solo number one as announce by the drum major! And NO WINK........

A hint to Work Song by the Baritone soloist on that last tune.

Great soprano sound in that shout section! Crisp!

Helmets with black and white feathers are a nice and different touch by the Kingsmen. Mellos nice job on your melody!

Hamberg Kingsmen Alumni 46 horns, 5AFS, 13 Drums and 1 drum major

the guard is really performing. they love being out here performing! nice job ladies!

a great morning of musical drum corps. and we have a little melody......

Drum Feature and some drill to bring them forward!