RetiredMusTeach

Here's the link to the table that lists the specifics that each corps is looking for. It was updated 3/25/24. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BT7-87ouFK1ecNZRqgn_uH6PFAf-x9kcOPbtZDblGls/edit?pli=1#gid=0

Not only is the money great news for Music City, the recognition of a local treasure right here in Nashville was long overdue. There is a very rich and BIG music industry in little ole Nashville and I am so happy that our bright young people are being recognized and rewarded. What great news to get at the end of 2023!

And here they are today at the 9/11 Memorial playing Taps and the full arrangement of Amazing Grace. https://www.facebook.com/100010550850063/videos/888948122487891/

Here's a little preview of the quality of this 400-member band directors group. I'm pretty sure it started with a bagpipe - really moving stuff. https://www.facebook.com/marc.parulekar/videos/317914267763791

I'm enjoying this topic better than the predictions post. Thanks.

Music City - 23

Musically, this was a fantastic performance. Loved it better than all the other times i saw them perform this show.

Yaaaaaay Music City!! You proved the doubters wrong! MCDC: 82.875.

One of the Music City parents was there and said their score was 82.588. If that is correct, that's a jump of 2.338! Need to verify this.

NM

Only one I can think of but Ravenwood, Murfreesboro schools, Smyrna, then West TN, etc.

More and more every year. But they still have a lot of members from out of state. I think they have 32 different states represented this year.

Music City's show is so beautiful!

That was probably the best high school band version of The National Anthem I've heard at a drum corps performance. Good job and so musical!

1 The Cavaliers 89.100 2 Colts 87.100 3 Crossmen 82.900 4 Pacific Crest 82.750 5 The Academy 80.300 6 Music City 79.650