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Terri Schehr

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  1. 7 minutes ago, BRASSO said:

     Yup Cawley Stadium, Lowell, Ma. I was at that show, Terri. When the stadium sprinklers came on during the Kilties competition performance, the crowd initially gasped. But the Kilties didn't flinch. Continued on " undaunted ". The Massachusetts audience noticed that grit with the midwestern Corps when that happened unexpectedly, got on their side, and gave them a great reception to their performance under such circumstances. The Kilities were awesome that nite in performance too !

    They marched true so it was probably quite refreshing.  And washed some of the stank off those kilts lol

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  2. 1 minute ago, craiga said:

    Manning Bowl in Lynn has been a drum corps venue since the 1960s.  There used to be a show there called the World Open, which was a two day event and some years featured over 49 drum corps in multiple classes, most if which were from Massachusetts btw. When I became involved in the activity, there were generally 3 or 4 shows held there each summer.  Several years ago, the old cement "bowl" stadium was taken down. The new, modern stadium was built facing a different direction, but this location is still considered drum corps sacred land to this day. It is our Fenway Park.

    74 Kilties rehearsed in the condemned Manning Bowl.  The show was held in Lowell that year. That was the show the sprinklers came on twice, once before the show and once in the middle of McDuffy’s. 

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  3. 4 minutes ago, cfirwin3 said:

    It's just a bygone subculture.  Where I live (NY State) there really is nothing left... simply because there is no interest and fan base to hold it together.  The DCI and DCA seasons are fairly incompatible with the public school schedule... and even the field band circuit up here has a bizarre ignorance of DCI happenings.

    Where I live in Dansville, NY (now you know where I live... dun, dun, dun) we happen to have one of only a few remaining competitive drumcorps left in the state (White Sabers).  And they are fairly young with a remarkably limited following even right here in town.

    People just aren't that into it these days.  It lacks entertainment appeal to a broader culture and it really can't be (and shouldn't be) "fixed" to address the fall out.  It is actually better for the activity to just have fewer healthy groups and inspire interest from there for what it is.

    Just my opinion on it... From the drumcorps rust belt of America.

    I have my name and where I live on here.  I figure there’s only about ten psychos on here.  

    You’re in White Sabers country. Nice corps. 

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  4. 10 minutes ago, queenanne_1536 said:

    Unfortunately, Morgan didn't make it to '88. I believe he aged out in '86. Too bad he wasn't there for their win. Such an amazingly nice guy and a great talent. Funny as ####, too.

    Except when he wasn’t messing with 13 year olds while being the director of Capitolaires. 

    Oh, and he went to prison. 

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  5. 7 minutes ago, brassboy said:

    I won't be surprised if SCV beats BD tonight. There were some issues I heard in BD tonight that frankly surprised me (a few intonation issues in the brass), and I still think some of those transitions between songs are awkward.

    Me either.  What a treat we are getting this  year!   Thanks to all the performers! 

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