Rich Cline

People are aware that The Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps is a World Class competitive drum and bugle corps. based in Santa Clara, California. But what they don't know is the history of the corps. The corps began on the evening of March 6, 1967, when the parent-boosters of the Sparks Drum & Bugle Corps, unhappy with the corps' artistic direction, voted to shut down the corps and return the unit to being a drum and bell corps with majorettes. After the fatal vote, three dissenting adult staff-supporters met with concerned corps members and asked them if A) they would rather continue as a drum and bugle corps, or B) become a drum and bell corps. When the members resounding chose "A," a new corps was born, and a new booster club was organized on the spot. Gail Royer, who was a music instructor for the Sparks, a local elementary music teacher, and an American Legion music judge was picked as the director for the new corps. The naming of the corps was delayed until the new group's first scheduled rehearsal, a week later. At that time, after discussing several possibilities, the members and staff named their new corps the Santa Clara Vanguard. You can read the full history of The Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps at: http://www.dcxmuseum.org/index.cfm?view=corpslist&CorpsID=3 written by Steve Vickers, 2002-03 [Vanguard Music and Performing Arts; A History of Drum & Bugle Corps, Vickers, 2002-03; Drum Corps World, multiple issues; Drum Corps International] A recent post on the VMPA website celebrates WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH SPOTLIGHT: MARY SHIFFER CREATES THE VANGUARD IMAGE March 26, 2021 by Richie Rodriguez. url: https://www.scvanguard.org/womens-history-month-spotlight-mary-shiffer-creates-the-vanguard-image/ This is the story with pictures of Mary & Gail Royer and how SCV adopted their iconic Red Jacket from the previous green & red satin blouse. For two years, beginning in Jan. 1971 through Aug. 1972, Mary selflessly devoted and dedicated herself completely to creating the now iconic look of the Santa Clara Vanguard that we know today. Santa Clara Vanguard circa 1967 1967 SC Vanguard Drum & Bugle Corps - Gail Royer-Historical Footage (Los Banos May Day Parade) [Original Green/Red Blouses] •Apr 12, 2011 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv89vxTpeSk Roy Perez _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ And here is a video with Gail Royer and a member of SCV describing the bugles used at the time and a look at their new iconic Red jackets 1973 Competitive Drum Corps - featuring Gail Royer and the Santa Clara Vanguard [In featuring Gail Royer and the Santa Clara Vanguard. •Feb 10, 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WNYmwwbksY Alan Bright What a great Old School Drum Corps film, featuring Gail Royer and the Santa Clara Vanguard. Enjoy

What will corps do at the shows? Jeff Ream has been the most 'Financial" Creditable Hawk in this forum regarding organizations's finances and all organizations have suffered huge losses. Drum Corps International posted: Schedule of 2021 events leading into Indianapolis https://www.dci.org/news/schedule-of-2021-events-leading-into-indianapolis 03-31-2021 12:05 The outline of the article is weak in content factual information. I expect we will see some current music programs. But as others have said like (Poppycock), It's basically a dog and pony show to keep the brand/Name alive. It may be streamed, but the content will probably be a lot of virtual video clips, some new video clips but, basically it's a dog and pony show just to keep DCI alive in a sea of debt and commitments. I stated in a previous post that in my state of California, things are so screwed up that it's near impossible for any group to travel, due to bus companies gone out of business because of COVID. We still have state/counties dictating whether HS sports can resume yet HS cheerleading is restricted. While some are optimistic about a 2021 season, I am not. Too much government interaction/ control. Dr. Anthony Fauci accepted the job as Joe Biden's chief medical adviser and he has continually flip flopped daily as Joe Biden's chief medical advisor regarding COVID precautions, vaccines/ general interaction/ and COVID population control. Additionally, we have government federal/ state/ local wanting to mandate some type of COVID vaccination verification to attend mass events and we have a population that does not trust the government and refuses to get vaccinated. Final Notes: I agree with Poppycock This dog and pony show in Indy may be about supporting the individual groups performing whatever groups can assemble to perform, but it’s more about re-funding DCI. I applaud those organizations who decided to sit this one out. Looking to 2022 as a return to the 'marching arts activity'.

Not disputing what has happened in your state/ county/ or school district but that needs to happen in every state/ county for these groups to even travel between competition/exhibition locations. You have been a 'Financial Hawk' regarding each organization's finances. Are you now saying that contest/promoters or other promoters would take a financial loss just to have a drum corps show? I don't think so. That makes no business sense. Your estimate of 6000 fans concert side at Lucas Oil Stadium could barley begin to cover the costs of the the stadium rental ( power/ security/ medical response teams/ police presence/ aux parking subsidies/ advertising/ tv promo's/ advertising/ and so much more that I cannot even imagine what an Indy budget would cost. We have'nt even included TV rights,/ permits/ transmissions for FLO or some other company to transmit/stream the event. I believe that If DCI management manages to create some type of gathering at "Indy", it will be at a huge cost with limited return and will not be even a 'break even' event. Can DCI continue or will DCI "the organization" be another financial idea "Gone" because of the pandemic? Time will tell, prove me wrong, but I'm not optimistic that a return will happen soon and it is more to likely happen over a following season or more due to the current confusion and current history.

We are in uncharted territory. Until every state/ county/ school district/ school agrees on a COVID return policy, I doubt we will see a return of the activity as we we knew it for quite some time. Professional Sports are trying to make a comeback and they will probably be the best indicators of returning to some form of 'normalcy'. Just my 2 cents.

Let's not get too excited here about the return of "marching arts" and drum corps. I have refrained from posting for months because every topic thread evolved into a COVID discussion and the thread was closed. In my state, California ...... we have approx 58 counties, all dictating different and conflicting covid guidlines, ..... and none of them agree, and now embarking on vaccinating the population. The parents in the San Francisco are currently suing the SF School district, (The largest district in California) just trying to get their children back into the classroom because the teachers won't come to schools to teach. The judge has yet to render a decision. As ridiculous as it sounds, some HS have been allowed to resume practice and compete in football, yet the cheerleaders cannot participate because they are deemed unsafe. This pandemic has hit hard and fear and politics have made the situation worse. Jeff Ream has said many times that much of the activity is dependant on the finances within each organization and he is spot on, but there is much more beyond each organization's control. It's not just a case of the finances of each organization but now whether a state/county will comply or allow various 'school activities'. in California. Currently we have many transportation companies that would have (Provided Bus Transportation) for hire like school choir groups, sports teams, and others who have simply gone out of business because of the shutdown. We are in the midst of a terrible mess, a pandemic threat, over reaching government, fear and more. Professional Sports are trying the recover and they will probably be the best indicator of what events can be attended. Just my 2 cents.

BDPA email received Apr 26, 2021 SNEAK PEEK: "Tribute" by RCC Indoor Percussion by BD Performing Arts <admin@bluedevils.org> Mon, Apr 26 at 5:05 PM Youtube Title: RCC Indoor Percussion 2021 | Coming Soon! Url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7LGksuuGF0 Over the past few months, members and staff from RCC Indoor Percussion have been busy putting together something very special just for you! Check out the trailer above and keep watching social media for more coming soon. And if you're looking to join RCC or The Blue Devils for their 2022 seasons, online auditions are currently being accepted through May 3 – only one week away! All you have to do is visit bluedevils.org and submit a video to be considered for membership when our ensembles hit the field and floor in 2022. #BDWORLD

Would be wonderful to have her unbiased reviews to whatever competitive drum corps are still available on youtube as a series of videos. If someone one set up a Go-Fund-Me Page, we could all contribute. 84BDSop already did far more than was expected. I would contribute to such a fund/program.

In my opinion. Woodwinds have no place in the marching arts if we are are debating/discussing "Drum Corps"/ and traditional Drum & Bugle Corps type shows (which have been primarily brass and percussion) but as I eluded to in a previous post, I foresee the forces driving this change have already happened (and the genie cannot be put back into the bottle". In the pursuit of winning, arrangers and design staffs have and will continue to develop show themes which dictate the sound to be scored by the arrangers which could include woodwinds to add to that additional sound dimension. There are those who will argue that this would greatly enhance the ensemble's sound. I know there will be those who will disagree both 'Old School" & 'New". But, we are seeing the transformation of competitive "Drum Corps" as we know it now, progressing yet again to a newer format which will be more musical, more entertaining, and encompassing and probably the basic skeleton of a drum corps show like "Blast" from 2000 or the performances that are performed by, Black Dyke Band - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Dyke_Band or Top Secret Drum Corps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Secret_Drum_Corps Top Secret Drum Corps,a drum corps based in Basel, Switzerland. With 25 drummers and color guard section, the corps became famous for its demanding six-minute routine performed at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in 2003. It's clear that the current competing units have long been moving towards a more musical, more theatrical type show with props, music, instrumentation, etc. Will the 'Next Generation of Drum Corps Performances' be accepted of rejected?

Seems to be a lot of critique about New Zealand Girl and her reactions to viewing various clips on youtube about 'our activity' drum corps. I think she has done an outstanding job as a "new recruit" introducing her to the exposure of drum corps. Everyone is being far to critical of her and her reviews. What if? every response from her was a response from a member of your family for the first time viewing this activity, would you still feel so critical and the same way? Cut her some slack! We should all be glad that she is interested enough to look at the activity, review performances of corps and spend her time to create a youtube review. You all are being far too critical of her. She has no obligation to do this and waste her time to make all of you feel good!

This is the very same argument that occurred when we moved from 'Old School' drum corps to the 'New'. We have all been the frogs in 'boiling water' while the changes have already taken place around us. It's the evolution of the drum corps activity from what we grew up with, what we learned, what we knew and enjoyed progressing to the "NEW" in the spirit of competition and competition breeds ideas and change in the pursuit "To Win". We already saw what a staged drum corps could do in the musical presentation "BLAST" in 2000. Is it any wonder that we would not see significant changes in the seasons/years ahead. Blue Devils already used a Tuba and violin in last season's BD title. Why not other other instruments? I don't like the transition to other instruments beyond brass and percussion that has evolved, but that train has left the tracks and gone long ago. At least, if it is to be done, I want it to be done well and with class. While I still don't like the changes, the show designers will continue to strive to use all the particular instruments used in a piece of music; in the manner in which a piece is arranged for the instruments to produce the most effective, most realistic sound, and finally, the winning score. I miss that G-F bugle sound going to the Bb trumpet sound, it's not the same and will never be but, the Bb is now and it's what is used to compete now to win. My critique of amplified sound to date is: few corps know how to use it effectively. You have corps with arrangers with little or no experience arranging for the front pit and the the amplification ends up in excess and in the wrong places or just plain overbearing. "The Commandant's Own" The United States Marine Drum & Bugle Corps still do a current drum corps show as we recognize it with amplification and they maintain a proper balance to produce what we recognize as the new "Drum Corps" sound. What is required is for the front pit arrangers/show designers to have more music backround in arranging as they add a significant part to the total sound that we hear. And while we're talking about the the performance/show. We have already had a taste of props, smoke, lights, tents with uniform changes, tents with performers appearing and disappearing, movements depicting stories and more. With all that has happened, is it not any wonder that we will see "Drum Corps" evolve to become more like "Musical Stage" acts like the top touring musical acts that are touring internationally and here in the USA. Like it or not, change is ahead and the past will never be.

Here’s how Marching Music’s Major League™ will return to marching music’s greatest stage this summer by Drum Corps International "Offical Annoucement" Bringing dozens of ensembles involving thousands of performers and a massive, dynamic summer tour back to life after a forced hiatus of more than a year is no easy feat; but more than 20 Drum Corps International-affiliated groups from across the country are enthusiastically planning to take the field this summer—if positive public health trends continue and professional advisors and consultants confirm all necessary guidance that it is safe to do so. “The easiest thing for us to do would be to stay dormant and cancel all summer activities again this year,” said Dan Acheson, DCI CEO. “We’ve instead opted to explore avenues for safely restarting and have invested wisely in gathering comprehensive information and creating a detailed action plan for a safe return. We now have such a plan in place, which will continue to evolve as the environment warrants. We are enthusiastic about the prospects of providing outstanding – and safe – opportunities to our performing groups in the summer of 2021 and to all those who will take the field in their ranks, as well as those in supporting roles.” Since the start of the pandemic, DCI has paid close attention to the numerous public health and safety issues which would affect participating ensembles, their members, and the organization itself. “As we continue to proceed with cautious optimism about the current trajectory of statistical trends relating to effective treatment and prevention of the COVID-19 virus, we have turned our attention and focused all of our resources to provide a safe environment for reengaging the remarkable performers, instructors and support teams who desire to be a part of the Drum Corps International experience this season,” said Acheson. Acheson continued, “We owe it to these young adults to provide them with every opportunity to thrive in the pursuit of their personal best, with newly adopted policies and procedures designed to ensure their safety without compromise. Although we realize that the situation is constantly changing and there is a risk that a severe downturn could require us to abandon our 2021 plans, we are moving forward with the confidence that a team of extraordinarily talented and highly qualified professionals are guiding the decision-making process to minimize exposure to risk and to maximize every opportunity for success. We are looking forward to once again creating the greatest stage in marching music, and to doing that this summer!” Here’s how DCI will help participating organizations to safely navigate the return to a fulfilling—albeit abbreviated—summer of outstanding educational and performance opportunities: TRTF Calls the Shots Last fall, the Drum Corps International board of directors empanelled the “Tour Restart Task Force” (TRTF) to provide ongoing research and guidance for the safe return to performance activities. A multi-disciplinary team of highly qualified medical, legal and public health experts along with other healthcare, logistics, risk management and administration professionals, the TRTF has published a continually-updated set of recommendations based on the latest available scientific data and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines. The focus of the TRTF is to assist participating organizations in the planning and execution of their respective pandemic protocols, keeping safety at the forefront of a successful return to rehearsal and performance activities later this year. Beyond all else, the mandate is to keep members, staff, employees, and volunteers healthy and safe and to avoid the risk of inadvertently creating adverse outcomes. One of the first tasks of the TRTF was to create a set of “minimal viable conditions” which would be acceptable for an in-person restart, based on a number of factors including infection and hospitalization trends, new case trends in event locations, access to affordable and readily-available testing, interstate and intrastate quarantine orders, vaccine access, rollout and efficacy, sanitation/disinfection, group size restrictions and other public health requirements and best practices. The policies and recommendations continue to be updated as the best available science evolves and the pandemic dictates. Since establishing the minimal viable conditions, the task force continues to refine definitions and clarify specific approaches to vaccination requirements, testing options and contact tracing protocols within the unique requirements of drum corps’ standard operating procedures. Considerations include vehicle seat assignments, housing and sleeping arrangements whether in a hotel room or in a school gym or other large area, and other characteristics unique to life within the ranks of a touring drum corps. Corps Safety Managers – Defining a New Role New for 2021 will be a corps-designated Safety Manager for each participating organization, who will serve as the primary point of contact on all matters of health and safety between the corps and the DCI headquarters during the various phases of the abbreviated summer season. This will include the period of preparation prior to arrival for training camps, as well as during those weeks of rehearsal, on into the tour and post-tour activities. These officers will also oversee the successful implementation of their multi-tiered, corps-specific plans. Guidelines include guidance on self-sequestration prior to departing for “move-in” day, as well as pre-travel testing requirements, considerations while traveling to a corps location, potential need for quarantining when staying with the corps during training camp, testing during and after encampment and input on day-to-day lifestyle and hygienic functions such as showering, food preparation, nutrition and meal service. “Bubble” Life on the Road – Highlights of a Different Look for 2021 Although the scope of travel for participating groups will be considerably less than the standard 10,000 mile adventure of previous summers, the need to pay attention to fine-line details are arguably at an all-time high. DCI officials know that the drum corps touring lifestyle doesn’t necessarily lend itself well to the simple creation of a true ‘bubble’ as we’ve come to know the phrase from other sequestered environments. Although the corps will spend the first portion of the summer in a relatively stable and controlled environment, the days leading up to their arrival in Indianapolis pose unique challenges. Their goal is to thoroughly address potential vulnerabilities and provide guidance and resources to assist the corps with the successful planning and execution of procedures to effectively mitigate these challenges. Special attention will be paid to local and regional differences in mandated guidelines and regulations. Cooperation and situational awareness will be key components to a safe and successful summer. – Training sessions for tour policies and procedures will commence this spring so that each corps can manage their teams and address questions and concerns prior to arriving at their training camp locations. – Testing protocols for corps performers, instructional staff and support personnel will be implemented to ensure that everyone participating in and traveling with the corps is provided with weekly Rapid Antigen COVID-19 tests during the training period and for the duration of the tour. DCI has secured the thousands of tests necessary to perform this function at a per-test price that is very manageable for the participating ensembles. – Masks will be a way of life. – Corps will be strongly encouraged to recruit volunteers and support staff who can serve for the entire duration of the season, reducing the risk of having someone bringing an illness into the group. – Bus travel is the backbone of the drum corps touring model. Corps are working with motorcoach operators to ensure that sanitation, cleaning and sanitization of the vehicles meets or surpasses the CDC and American Bus Association (ABA) industry guidelines. – Additional operational guidelines have been created for truck operators, food and grocery pickup drivers, potential rideshare situations, as well as staff and performers utilizing air, rail and ground transportation. “Quarantine vehicles” will be established as necessary within a corps caravan. – The longtime tradition of sleeping in school gyms and simply heading outside to the practice field will be different and in some cases will be replaced in part this year by a shift to more use of hotel and dorm rooms and other creative solutions which meet health and safety guidelines. In many circumstances, rehearsal facilities may not be adjacent to lodging. Each circumstance will be supported by separate guidelines covering specific operational areas such as setup, distancing, sanitation and hygiene. – Laundry facilities will be screened and reserved in advance in order to ensure compliance. Special arrangements will be made whenever possible to minimize contact between corps personnel and members of the general public. – Full corps trips to big box stores will be minimized. Individual corps will create plans for acquisition of essential supplies to minimize exposure to risk. Corps personnel will be required to remain on-property while at housing sites and show sites and will not have the opportunity to depart or participate in other activities. – Post-performance interaction with family, friends and other performers will not be possible for this summer. Performers and staff will not reenter the stadium after performances. Family members, fans, alumni and sponsors will not be permitted in “backstage” areas. This includes parking lots, warm-up zones, corps entry/exit gates and tunnels. – Pre- and Post-performance “huddles” will be eliminated, and will be replaced by socially-distanced corps meetings when necessary. – Additional time will be budgeted for logistics before, during and after rehearsal and performance sessions. – Food service operations will also increase sensitivity to interpersonal interaction beyond the traveling group. Whenever possible, delivery services and curbside pickup will be utilized and strict PPE and washing/sanitizing procedures will be required. – Enhanced handwashing options will be incorporated into mealtime routines and schedules adjusted accordingly. Hand sanitizer will be provided in addition to required hand washing. – Management of touring drum corps food service staples such as the ubiquitous “PBJ Station” and “Drink Stations” will be reimagined, as the self-serving of food and beverages will not be permitted. Social distancing and use of masks will be enforced while waiting in line during mealtimes. Group jug washing stations will be replaced by individual sanitizing kits and procedures which will be explained to members by their respective corps safety teams. \"This list shows just a few of the elements which demonstrate that the unique 2021 season will undoubtedly be filled with challenges, but also with opportunities,” Acheson said. “The later start to the 2021 performance season will certainly help us to ramp up to an exciting summer over a period of months, ensuring that our relentless focus on safety is guiding every aspect of the restart plan. – Audience members will also be a part of the safety plan. As the summer performance schedule draws nearer, ticket holders will receive the most up-to-date information and guidelines as determined by local, state and federal agencies, as well as individual stadium requirements. Acheson continued, “We’re looking forward to a memorable and extraordinary summer for all the right reasons, and we have every expectation that everyone involved will do their part to help Marching Music’s Major League™ to restart with renewed enthusiasm this summer… along with an eye toward the exciting lead up to our 50th Anniversary season next year.” My Analysis: It appears that DCI, (The Governing Body) is following the direction of the individual drum corps organizations and their specific county/state requirements regarding when acitivites can resume and will only make official announcements as they are able due to the individual states COVID restrictions and timelines as that is the way it shoud be. Until COVID is past, every state/county will be different in it's regulations to open up. In California, we are experiencing a dilemma because the governor tried to install Blue Shield (A Health Organization) as the scheduling vaccine coorindinator and all the the county's fought back wanting to retain they own way of scheduling. California is slowly opening up now but has a long way to go. Jeff Ream has best commented on the cost's associated with producing a drum corps on the field in competition. Aside from trying to find any type of housing at schools for travel for the various Drum Corps, In Califorinia the Teachers Unions in California are still bickering about whether to teach students in classrooms in or do Virtual teaching, or a mix in California so a sizable chunk of housing which was previously contracted and used is still unavailabile. Lastly, nothing has ever been mentioned before about Bus Transportation. A number of transportation companies in California have gone out of business, never to return. The few that remain don't have drivers on payroll so there is limited means for any of the California drum corps to get around even within the state for any type of regional competitions. We just have to wait further for the activity to open up but it's looking like a 2022 full competition schedule.

Checking In From The West Coast Analyzing the Latest News From VMAPA, SCV has no official announcements regarding 2021 beyond "more" fundraising activites, Introducing the 2021 Vanguard Hall of Fame Class, Ticket’s for Vanguard’s Virtual Birthday Dinner now available!, Executive Team 2020 Year-End Letter, VMAPA Announces 2021 Board of Directors Leadership, and various virtual clips. Further, VMAPA has adopted a "political position" in the current political climate which I personally do not like. The activity Drum Corps's evolved from an era of patriotism by The American Legion and The Veterans of Foreign Wars along with various Church sponsorships. I do not like that 501C3 youth sponsor ships have to interject or be part of the "Me Too" movement and become political. They should just remain "neutral" and stay out of politics and do what they do best; prorvide programs for youth.

Jurassic Lancer just posted a compaison Let’s see ... $1750 for Switzerland or $3500+ for Indianapolis ... 🤔 A 3 week trip to Switzerland for $1750 vs $3500 + for Indianapolis plus a 2022 contract spot for 2022. What a Deal! It's sad for the regular age outs that would have been in line for a spot but hey, Covid has changed everything for everybody.

Checking in from the West coast. Analyzing Blue Devils announcement of travel to Basel, Switzerland, I am unable to find a links to rules regarding performances. Clips have been posted on youtube of prior performances, and it appears the groups do perform some kind of program and drill but on a much smaller field of presentation that we are accustom to in DCI competitions.. Blue Devils certainly have decades of music charts to pick from but, I'm going to guess they will test some program ideas and new music looking foreward to the 2022 competition season. You can read about the Basel, Switzerland music event was started from the founding: About Top Secret Drum Corps which is a drum corps based in Basel, Switzerland. http://3rcf.org/occupy-in-bpwtpi/top-secret-drum-corps-members-02e267 And the following link offers some description about the Basel Music Festival: Basel Tattoo: What you need to know about Switzerland’s biggest military music festival. https://www.thelocal.ch/20190712/basel-tattoo-what-you-need-to-know-about-switzerlands-biggest-military-festival/ Facts from Article Extract: More than 60,000 tickets were sold to the 2019 show. What happens during the Tattoo? The daily two-hour show includes around 1,000 participants from all over the world. This year’s event features the Hellenic Navy Band from Greece, dancers and acrobats from China, a police motorcycle acrobatic troupe from Germany and a Dutch orchestra. And of course, given its Scottish links, spectators will also enjoy music from ‘bagrock’ band the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, the International Highland Dancers and The Massed Pipes and Drums, a marching band formed of 200 players from around the world, an annual highlight of the show. Add to that an appearance from America’s Got Talent contestant Johnny Manuel and you can’t say Basel Tattoo doesn’t offer something for everyone. What else goes on? Each year the Tattoo also stages a parade through the streets of Basel, featuring the international marching bands who are part of The Massed Pipes and Drums, along with other groups. For the kids, the performers, this is a trip of a lifetime to perform in a music venue and I am so glad that these performers get this rare opportunity not only to perform but to perform abroad. Checking https://bluedevils.org/programs/international-corps/ The BD International Corps (BDI) is a seperate and distinct extension of the Blue Devils organization The BD International Corps (BDI) is made up of recent performers of the world champion Blue Devils as well as other world class corps throughout the United States. The show, designed by the same design team that creates productions for the world champion Blue Devils, is a 7-minute feature specifically designed to showcase the amazing performers talent and bring to life the uniqueness of American drum corps. The corps also performs a variety of iconic BD music as well as other unique productions. Where: Countries include Germany, France, Italy, and The Netherlands. The exact itinerary is still being decided, but will include a performance at the 2020 Basel Tattoo with tentative free days in Paris, Amsterdam, Florence, and Basel. Who: Approximately 100 performers made up up of Brass, Battery Percussion, Front Ensemble, and Guard – ages 18–30. It appears that the unit that will perform in 2021 and prep for the 2022 competion season are members not from (BDI) but the unit that will field a 2022 competing DCI corps.

Checking in from the West coast. Checked VMAPA regarding the Santa Clara Vanguard 2021 Season and found this article from December 2020 by Michael Gaines (Interim Director of Program Operations for Santa Clara Vanguard posted December 3, 2020) VMAPA & BDPA: THE FUTURE STARTS NOW – OUR ROADMAP TO 2022 December 3, 2020 by Michael Gaines "For more than 60 years, Blue Devils Performing Arts (BDPA) and Vanguard Music and Performing Arts (VMAPA) have lived by one mission: to enrich lives by providing opportunities for excellence in the performing arts. As we face critical decisions through this global pandemic, this North star has guided both organizations well and has provided us a clear and future-focused vision for the next 18 months. During this time, our first priority will and has always been to keep our members, staff, and community healthy and safe. Expectations for those participating in a world class organization is the ‘grand experience’ that participants at both BDPA and VMAPA have been able to count on. Although this experience will be different in 2021, we are committed to keeping that promise. In order to deliver this experience, we must prioritize and focus our attention on four key areas of our organizations’ roadmaps for the next 18 months: Building a fiscally responsible future Providing opportunities in the Spring and Summer of 2021 to participate in our organizations Addressing gaps in education of the pageantry arts during the pandemic at a national level Shaping the path to an unsurpassed 2022 Drum Corps season that meets and exceeds the expectations of our community We are emboldened by the talent we see amongst students in our current and prospective membership and are confident in the roadmap our organizations have built. For this upcoming 2021, with the current state of the pandemic, combined with the distance and limited performance opportunities that DCI has planned to date, BDPA and VMAPA have jointly decided not to travel to Indianapolis for the showcase events on August 12-14, 2021. Although we will not be in Indianapolis, both organizations will still plan exciting talent development and educational opportunities for Summer 2021. Our intention is to use next year to help us bring the highest caliber programs to the field in Indianapolis in 2022 – DCI’s 50th anniversary season. To that end, planning for 2022 has already begun. Look for further information on auditions coming soon! “With 2021 not being a normal Drum Corps season, each participating corps has the burden and responsibility to set the best course of action for their organization to achieve the long-term success of fulfilling their mission,” said Drum Corps International CEO Dan Acheson. “We appreciate The Blue Devils’ and Santa Clara Vanguard’s commitment to this activity and support the plans they have made for their organizations this coming year. We all anxiously anticipate the return of the 2022 drum corps season with these two world class corps competing at the highest level during our 50th anniversary season.” Next year, BDPA and VMAPA are focused on recovery. We believe it is fundamental for us to begin that work by developing and strengthening our future members and supporting music programs around the country to build a strong future together. We are committed to supporting performing arts education nationwide both virtually and with in-person events to positively impact as many students and programs as possible during this time, while exploring all accessible performance opportunities for our membership." No official announcements have been posted regarding season 2021 activites for SCV beyond various virtual videos and more fundraising campaigns.

Checking in from the West coast. Opened my email and received the following email from BDPA regarding the Blue Devils 2021 Season. Join the Blue Devils this summer as we travel to Basel, Switzerland for an unforgettable trip of a lifetime! We're honored and excited to have been invited to perform at the 15th Anniversary of the Basel Tattoo, and we still have open spots available in our membership. You definitely don't want to miss this chance to be a Blue Devil and travel internationally to perform on one of the world's largest stages! Oh, and the best part is... you'll only pay $1,750 for the entire experience! That's right. 3 weeks, all-inclusive, and a final show-stopping production for less than what a normal season of drum corps would cost. Plus – if you audition now, you'll also be considered for membership with The Blue Devils in 2022 as we return to the field for competition. That's 2 amazing experiences included in one audition! Of course we will continue to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic and work within international travel guidelines to ensure this trip is possible. But in the meantime, we still have open spots available. Don't miss your opportunity! Submit a Blue Devils audition video by our May 3 deadline to be considered for membership. CLICK HERE TO JOIN US IN BASEL, SWITZERLAND!

IMO the "Jury is Still Out" on this one. I have researched the alleged post by Kathy Ho (Drum Major) on Reddit, videos on Innovative Percussion regarding Ike Johnson as well as his history and starting as a performer in the Blue Devils leading to his position as a percussion instructor for many various organizations. I do not condone mis-behavior by any educator/instructor, and I would expect and demand any instructor who works with younger age students to conduct themselves as a "Professional" at all times. It seems that at times, Ike Johnson may have over-stepped this line. It's a human condition of trying to be better than you were yesterday - and teaching that to others in a positive way is a developed skill. As an educator or instructor it's imperative to do this with skill and finesse which is the mark of highly demanded teacher/instructor.

I predict, there will be a 2021 season however, it will be unlike anything we are accustomed to DEFINITIONS to think/start to think that something is normal or natural because you have experienced it regularly over a period of time As a First Responder, I have seen how my county has adapted their county facilities to deal with COVID and how they have set up temporary tents outside their buildings to do limited COVID testing by appointment. Access to stadiums/crowd protection/spacing/ and housing at school facilities is the key for any of the Band/Drum Corps organizations to travel beyond an 8 hour drive. Drum Corps activity will resume as soon as states/counties/schools resume operation and figure out how to protect large groups of people massed together in their facilities and stadiums. Currently this is largely a political decision rather than medical decision, which seems to change daily. We just have to wait. For eastern based organizations, it is easier for them to do day trips to perform at competitions on a limited basis within an 8 hour drive. For mid-western organizations, the same applies to a lesser degree. For western organizations, they must travel long distances outside California, Oregon, Washington to compete because groups are largely located far apart and there are few regional events. It is imperative for these groups to travel. It's ironic, the current COVID situation almost recreates some of the hurdles that western organizations had to overcome to compete nationwide. Going back to Troopers '65 & Vanguards '67 through '72. This when the western organizations began to learn how to travel. We have currently seen virtual performances of orchestras, bands, and other performers streamed 'LIVE' and perhaps, this may be a format for competitions, which could be judged for content, general effect, and visual effect without a present audience through advanced sound technology and video technology. This would require membership voting by DCI and the membership organizations to institute. As a former performer, instructor, and now fan, we just have to sit this season out till all the bugs get worked out and/or a virus vaccine is developed to allow masses of people into stadiums and schools. Even the 2021 season may not be back to our former "normal" resemblance of the activity. It will be a long ordeal to bring the activity back to where it once was. Organizations still alive will make financial cutbacks to the shows that are produced, there will be less venue's to compete, and we may see a reduction in the size of the competing units without the huge audiences in the stadiums we once knew. Recently, news reported that some schools were discontinuing their band programs on the basis of students contracting COVID simply by breathing infection from the breath residue in a wind instrument, This is yet to be determined. Whatever the outcome, the activity will persevere as it has since it's inception and through the century.

Sorry for not participating in forum topics till now, have been in COVID lockdown and working many crazy hours since I am considered a first responsder but, I have followed topic discussions. This is a warning regarding FloMarching! If you have used a credit card or multiple credit cards to purchase FloMarching subscriptions, be forewarned; FloMarching is charging a subscription to every credit card number they have in their database. I used my Discover card for FloMarching 2 years ago and First Bank for the 2019 season. I have not authorized a 2020 subscription yet FloMarching charged both of my cards which are on file. I am disputing both to my banks as fraud. You need to check your cc statements and take appropriate action as this SCUM outfit is attempting to collect any monies they can due to the shut down and season cancellation. Stay safe, and hope all continue to be well.

whatsonstage Presents Stage shows, Musicals and Opera Online For Free For the Quarantine Culture See the entire article here: Stage shows, musicals and opera you can watch online now for free https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/stage-shows-musicals-opera-free-stream-online_51198.html We're going to be updating this list as the days go on, so do let us know if you spot any more email editorial@whatsonstage.com and let us know. We're going to be doing round-ups for shows available on streaming services in the coming days! Please also if you can, donate to the various theatre charities out there – find out more here: 10 things you can do to help theatres during venue shut downs https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/10-things-help-theatres-close-west-end-stage_51196.html Sign up for our daily newsletter for all the latest theatre updates and features here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/daily-newsletter-stage-updates-west-end_51278.html ___________________________________________________________________________________ Chichester Festival Theatre The venue will begin streaming archived shows from Thursday, including the award-winning Flowers for Mrs Harris. The show will be available here: FLOWERS FOR MRS HARRIS - BROADCASTJoin us from 1pm Thursday 9 April in revisiting for the first time online, our much-loved 2018 production, Flowers for Mrs Harris. This online broadcast will be available for 30 days (until 8 May). https://www.cft.org.uk/flowers-for-mrs-harris-broadcast ___________________________________________________________________________________ Manual Cinema Experts in transforming screens, scenes and spaces into cinematic feasts, the award-winning company are putting two of their shows online for free. You can watch them both here: MANUAL CINEMA ON DEMAND! http://manualcinema.com/watch Ada/Ava premiered in 2013 - Online now via Vimeo The Magic City, our show for ages 5+ - Online now via Vimeo ___________________________________________________________________________________ Mercury Theatre's Cinderella The Colchester Theatre is streaming its production of Cinderella for free to give audiences a piece of panto fun! A great way to keep kids of all ages entertained while lockdowns continue. You can find out more here: CINDERELLA YOUTUBE PREMIERE https://www.mercurytheatre.co.uk/cinderella-online/ Join us this Saturday 11 April at 3pm as we stream our hit 2019 Cinderella via YouTube Premiere! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Only The Brave - A New Musical from AdVision TV - Online now via Vimeo Only the Brave, the hit musical starring Caroline Sheen and David Thaxton, is available for free online. The show, filmed by AdVision TV in 2016, tells the story of a group of soldiers in the run-up to the D-Day landings. It had its first run at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2008, before a full production premiered in 2016 at the Millenium Centre in Cardiff. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Andrew Lloyd Webber's musicals The Lord himself is getting in on the free streaming act – every Friday he'll be presenting a brand new show for free on YouTube. The series kicks off with Joseph with further shows to include Jesus Christ Superstar and By Jeeves. Find out more here: Andrew Lloyd Webber to stream his musicals online for free https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/andrew-lloyd-webber-stream-musicals-free-youtube_51313.html ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Importance of Being Earnest The hit Curve Leicester and Birmingham Rep production is being made available for a week! Find out more here about dates and show info here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/leicester-theatre/news/curve-rep-importance-earnest-free-stream_51328.html The show will be presented this Sunday ___________________________________________________________________________________ Getting Better Slowly The hit show has been made available online to raise money for the GAIN charity, which helps those affected by GBS, CIDP and the associated inflammatory neuropathies. Find out more here: https://gaincharity.org.uk/getting-better-slowly-online/ Online now via Youtube ___________________________________________________________________________________ Told By An Idiot The incredible company is putting up a new show every week to keep audiences entertained. They're beginning with the smash-hit My Perfect Mind, which ran twice at the Young Vic and toured the UK. My Perfect Mind - Online now via Youtube One Man, Two Guvnors - Online now via Youtube ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Wooster Group's Three Sisters - Online now via Vimeo The iconic company is presenting a new show every week, with this week's being its classic version of Three Sisters. This is mature though – you have been warned! https://vimeo.com/404468007/87e5588042 ___________________________________________________________________________________ It's True, It's True, It's True The Breach theatre and Artemisia Films production aired on BBC Four after being filmed on location in a former chapel. Based on transcripts taken from the 1612 trial of Italian artist Agostino Tassi, who was accused of raping fellow painter Artemisia Gentileschi while he was tutoring her at her father's house, the show will now be free to stream online for 30 days begining 31 March on the company's YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi0_DYWeDvg2_B9iaMP1O_A/videos ___________________________________________________________________________________ Shakespeare's Globe The venue will release 40 (yep, you read that right, 40) free titles over the next month, with six mainstage shows accompanied by 34 that were created as part of the venue's epic "Globe to Globe" series of international performances. A proper treat! Find out more here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/shakespeares-globe-free-stream-hamlet_51295.html Watch Hamlet 2018 with Michelle Terry here - Online now via Youtube ___________________________________________________________________________________ Cheek By Jowl The iconic theatre company has brought back the archive recording of its hit version of Shakespeare's problem play, which was captured live at the Barbican in 2017. It's around for a month! - Online now via Youtube ___________________________________________________________________________________ Hampstead Theatre Three shows – Mike Bartlett's Wild (2016), Beth Steel's Wonderland (2014) and Howard Brenton's Drawing the Line (2013) will be made available on both the venue's website and The Guardian website over three consecutive weeks – all for free! You can find out more here: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23HampsteadTheatreAtHome&src=typeahead_click Beth Steel's Wonderland (2014) - Online now via Youtube ___________________________________________________________________________________ Pentabus Theatre company Pentabus Theatre company will release its archive of plays on a regular basis, and they'll be available for the next three months. Shows include Here I Belong by Matt Hartley on Friday 27 March with other shows to follow including Crossings by Deirdre Kinahan and ''Each Slow Dusk by Rory Mullarkey. Amsterdam Maya Arad Yasur's prize-winning play will be available via the Orange Tree website, for a limited time. The piece is a co-production with Actors Touring Company and Theatre Royal Plymouth and follows a nine months pregnant violinist living in a canal-side apartment who finds an unpaid gas bill. Henry V The Barn's hit production with Aaron Sidwell and Lauren Samuels will go live at 6pm on Friday 27 March, and will be available from the Barn's website after that. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Cyprus Avenue online - Online now via Youtube [Content Warning: Cyprus Avenue is recommended for anyone 18 . It contains strong language, discussion of sectarian themes and scenes of extreme violence that some viewers may find disturbing]. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The National Theatre at Home The National just unveiled a brand new scheme to beam its NTLive shows onto the web – and all through YouTube! It kicks off next Thursday with One Man, Two Guvnors. Find out more here: The National Theatre has announced plans to stream NT Live shows for free on YouTube. https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/national-theatre-live-youtube-free-stream_51268.html?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=26march2020 From Thursday 2 April, a number of productions previously screened in cinemas globally as a part of National Theatre Live will be made available to watch for free. Find out more on the National Theatre website https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/nt-at-home ___________________________________________________________________________________ RSC on the BBC Christopher Eccleston in Macbeth © RSC, Richard Davenport The BBC has announced further shows it'll be broadcasting – six RSC shows (which will then be on iPlayer) as well as BAC's five-star Frankenstein – which might well be one of our favourite shows in recent memory. Find out more here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/rsc-bbc-christopher-eccleston-macbeth_51262.html The company will broadcast six of the RSC's recent productions on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 21 Chump Street Long before Hamilton there was the speedy 21 Chump Street, starring Anthony Ramos and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Ramos himself is about to take on the leading role in the In the Heights movie, scheduled to be released this summer. The BAM performance is available to watch in its entirety above. A small nugget of gold. Greenwich Theatre Greenwich Theatre has a slab of great content coming from this Friday under the "Greenwich Connects" umbrella. Every week they'll present a new performance from their back-catalogue, including warmly received revivals of School for Scandal and The Duchess of Malfi. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Sadler's Wells Sadler's Wells has just unveiled a raft of brilliant content it will be providing throughout the coming months for audiences locked down in their own homes. You can find out more here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/sadlers-wells-workshops-new-work-dance-online_51250.html ___________________________________________________________________________________ Ghost Quartet - Online now via Youtube Missed the award-winning revival of Ghost Quartet when it ran in London last year? Well Dave Malloy has posted the full musical on YouTube – featuring himself, performed in 2015. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Show Must Go Online - Online now via Youtube THis is a cool scheme going live this week – live readings of Shakespeare's works provided by top-notch actors who would otherwise be twiddling their thumbs. The pieces will kick off tomorrow with Two Gentlemen in Verona. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Bubble - Online Trailer now via Youtube and how to watch Rehearsed on Skype and filmed via Facebook, Theatre Uncut's newest show is a perfect fit for the coronavirus outbreak. Kieran Hurley's brand new play will be premiering on 23 March at 8pm and will also be released as a playtext to download, with performing rights free until 23 April. Find out more about it in the trailer above. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Opera Vision Free opera! Now that's a nice sentiment - the European Commission-supported OperaVision will be supplying free opportunities to watch top-tier performances filmed at the highest quality level, with new shows released weekly on top of a massive back catalogue. Find out more here: https://operavision.eu/en ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Wind in the Willows A West End production, available for free! (though you can also make a donation to theatre charities as a nice good cause), this is a cracking idea and well worth checking out if you need an evening filled. Find out more here: https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/wind-in-the-willows-coronavirus-stream-free_51205.html?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=17march2020 Update – the production has now introduced a fee after previously being free. ___________________________________________________________________________________ League of Gentlemen Live This one is on iPlayer for another couple of weeks – great for anyone wanting to tickle their funny bone and featuring the stylings of Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith and more. ___________________________________________________________________________________ First encounter King Lear - Online now via Youtube Another lovely RSC show geared towards introducing theatre to young'uns, this time taking the tragic story of King Lear and making it more accessible and fleet. The perfect way to kick off a love of theatre. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Gecko Theatre - Online now via Youtube Physical theatre pros Gecko have put a wad of their shows on YouTube for free, including The Time of Your Life, a collaboration with the BBC. ___________________________________________________________________________________ I, Cinna - Online now via Youtube Tim Crouch is a legend at the best of times, so seeing his solo show hosted by the RSC is a great chance to watch theatre at its best. You can also watch his production of I, Malvolio here: https://vimeo.com/386837018 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Since U Been Gone - Online now via Youtube Teddy Lamb's hit five-star fringe show will be available for a week thanks to the power of YouTube – give it a watch above. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Newsrevue The long-running satirical stage veterans will be sadly closing their doors, but the show will go on as the team head online to present their comedy mockery of current circumstances. A nice little pick-me-up. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Girls Like That - Online now via Youtube Evan Placey's hit 2014 play heads to the virtual world. It follows a group of schoolgirls reacting as one of their peers has naked photos of themselves leaked online – a pertinent issue for the present day, and a good way to get into a knotty play during the quiet hours. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Kanopy Have you got a library card or a university login? Did you know about this amazing streaming service that can be accessed through your local institution to watch films, TV shows and live theatre performances? Did you know that it's totally free? Well you do now! Open to members participating libraries, colleges and universities, this is a great to way to catch up on some amazing shows from years gone by. Check out Kanopy and discover the participating venues here: https://www.kanopy.com/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5 Soldiers - Online now via Live Stream The critically acclaimed five-star production is a collaboration between British choreographer Rosie Kay and the British army, and gave an insight into the psychology and welfare of soldiers fighting on the front lines. It's now available to watch online above. ___________________________________________________________________________________ MK ULTRA - Online now via Youtube The same company as Five Soldiers has released another show – filmed at the Southbank Centre. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Met Opera The Met are providing dynamic, fresh content every night at the moment, diving into their back-catalogue of incredible productions to provide a new show on their website every day. You can find out more here: https://www.metopera.org/ (watch out, it's been quite oversubscribed as you might expect!). ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Stay at Home Comedy Festival Featuring Mark Gatiss, Josie Long, Jo Brand, Sara Pascoe and more, this new initiative to bring comedy to the living room might well take off and provide us all with a good laugh. It's set to begin demoing on the 19 March, and features shows that were set to be performing at the Melbourne Comedy Festival. Payment is optional, and all to help artists. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Signal Musical theatre pro Adam Lenson has given every musical fan their heart's desire with The Signal, a raft of shows and performances all available online for free here: https://www.thebonfire.uk/signal ___________________________________________________________________________________ Clown Funeral - Online now via Youtube Associate artists of the New Diorama and Pegasus Theatre, Clown Funeral has made three shows available online for free (head to YouTube for the others) so that's a whole wad of whimsy while you wait for the virus to subside! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Timpson the Musical - Online now via Youtube The hit Fringe production has put its best foot forward and released a full recording online! Watch it above. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Wise Children and Albion through the BBC This is what we want to to brighten up our days, the BBC getting involved with "Culture in Quarantine", a new scheme to provide arts offerings in the midst of the current crisis. So far, confirmed we have Emma Rice's Wise Children, the Almeida Theatre's production of Albion and productions filmed at The Space. Plus some newly commissioned plays created especially for broadcast. As soon as we have dates on all these, we'll let you know! Check back for air dates. ___________________________________________________________________________________ YesYesNoNo The theatre company has put one of its earlier works, Five Encounters on a Site Called Craigslist, online for free! The show was one of the smash hits at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017. And more than that, the company are sending the cast of its latest show The Accident Did Not Take Place to record at the Bunker Theatre. Stream it live online here: https://www.crowdcast.io/sign-in on 21 March at 7.25pm. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Royal Opera House The following productions will be offered on demand and for free via the ROH's Facebook and YouTube channels: Peter and the Wolf, The Royal Ballet, 2010 – 27 March 2020, 7pm GMT Acis and Galatea, The Royal Opera, 2009 – 3 April 2020, 7pm BST Così fan tutte, The Royal Opera, 2010 – 10 April 2020, 7pm BST The Metamorphosis, The Royal Ballet, 2013 – 17 April 2020, 7pm BST ___________________________________________________________________________________ Peeping Tom The best advice we've heard so far comes from this Belgian theatre company, "Let's keep dancing during this coronavirus crisis!" And to help us do that, they company have put their first trilogy – the film of Le Jardin and live performances of Le Salon and Le Sous Sol – online for free until the end of the outbreak. Check them out here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/peepingtom ___________________________________________________________________________________ Cookies - Online now via Youtube Playwright Emily Jenkins was commissioned to write this show about cyber bullying by the Theatre Royal Haymarket Masterclass charity. It was first performed live in 2017 and then live recorded for Anti-Bullying Week. A great show about the negative experiences young people can face online – and it's available for free! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Eugenius! - Online now via Facebook Archive We are more than a little bit excited that the London production of this musical will stream online to raise money for Acting for Others. A full archive-footage recording of the show will be released on Friday 20 March at 7pm on Facebook and we imagine it will go down a storm! Who's gonna watch it with us? https://www.facebook.com/eugeniusthemusical/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Notflix This award-winning group of female comedy musical improvisers are going online and live! The Notflix team will perform three shows on Facebook Live, with the first scheduled for 29 March at 7pm. The show will take audience suggestions of a favourite film from Facebook comments or on Twitter and will create a brand new show based on the best suggestion, together with a live band and entirely new songs. https://www.facebook.com/NOTFLIXimprovmusical/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Tosca VR - Online Teaser clip now via Youtube The Space have teamed up with VR storytelling studio Relative Motion to bring the world's first made-for VR opera online! Don't believe us? Check out the Youtube clip above, showing 15 minutes of Tosca VR. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Third Angel - Online now via Vimeo Theatre company Third Angel has been going since 1995, with work that spans theatre, filom, video and documentary. So it's no surprise that they a whole webpage full of free work to watch and enjoy! here: https://thirdangel.co.uk/shows-projects/short-films We chose their 2012 production of What I Heard About The World, a co-production with mala voadora, Sheffield Theatres and Teatro Maria Matos. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Daniel Bye - Online now via Youtube This theatremaker has been creating exciting and thought-provoking work and putting it on his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/danielbye1/ for years – the latest video went up earlier this week, the 2013 show How To Occupy An Oil Rig. Bye has also launched a Patreon page if anyone wants to contribute. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Key Change Open Clasp Theatre Company's award-winning prison drama Key Change is coming online for free! The show was created with women serving at HMP Low Newton, County Durham and went to Edinburgh Fringe in 2015 with Northern Stage before playing across the pond to New York and in the Houses of Parliament! The show will stream on the Open Clasp website on 20 March, 1pm. Key Change is now available to watch for free on our website https://www.openclasp.org.uk/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Top Story - Online now via Youtube This apocalyptic comedy came to the Old Vic Tunnels in 2013 and the theatre company has made it available to watch for free on YouTube in response to the coronavirus pandemic. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak - Online now via Vimeo The Bristol-based puppetry and theatre company have shared their show The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak online, a chamber opera that charts the story of a sideshow freak in 18th-century Pariswho serves as a spy for the French Revolutionary Army. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Myth: The Rise and Fall of Orpheus - Online now via Youtube This show has had a number of incarnations in its journey to date. Directed by Arlene Phillips, Sam Cassidy's musical started life at the Cockpit Theatre in 2016 as 27 and starred Greg Oliver, Ryan Molloy, Jodie Jacobs, Maisie Bawden, Eloise Davies and more. It morphed into its current form and ran at The Other Palace in 2018, with cast members including Zoe Birkett (The Bodyguard), Jaymi Hensley (Union J) and Jodie Steele (Heathers). Watch for free now to discover a modern retelling of the ancient Greek story of Orpheus and the underworld. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Balletboyz © George Piper BalletBoyz' new dance show Deluxe, which was due to open at London Sadler's Wells, will instead be made available online for free later this month. Want to watch BalletBoyz? https://www.balletboyz.com/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Where Do We Go Next? Bunker Theatre With the Bunker Theatre now closed before it was able to finish its final takeover season, the last week of programming has moved online. Where Do We Go Next? is curated by Caitriona Shoobridge and will feature six new short films from underrepresented writers interrogating the importance of diverse, political theatre in an increasingly hostile environment. Hangman by Abraham Adeyemi, F*cked by Adam Hughes, Keys by Matilda Ibini, Same Again by Charley Miles, "May I, Speak-er?" by Nessah Muthy and The Feevs by Kat Woods will be streamed, with full details of where and when to be announced. Check back for details

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Official Announcement | The Shows Must Go On If you're missing some fine musical entertainment, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Universal Studio's have teamed up to air some of Mr. Webber's musicals for "FREE". Are you missing seeing musicals on the big stage? Well, here’s the next best thing: a YouTube Channel. Okay, look, watching something on YouTube isn’t going to really compare to the theatre experience, but we all have to make do with what we have. In an attempt to bring a West End and Broadway experience to viewers, here comes The Shows Must Go On YouTube Channel, which features free productions of some of Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals. We can only hope this is all building towards Cats.

Just a suggestion. I have found various audio recordings of corps doing a search on soundcloud.

The 1990 Contest Season See the article entitled "Drum Corps Midwest celebrates 25 years" by Drum Corps International Dated 07-08-2002 https://www.dci.org/news/drum-corps-midwest-celebrates-25-years See the article entitled "Drum and bugle corps (classic)" From Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_and_bugle_corps_(classic) Some corps managers, directors and instructors walked out of the 1969 VFW national rules committee meeting after their requests for major rules changes were not approved, and some of the protesting participants then formed the by-invitation-only (and short-lived) Midwest Combine in 1971 also called Drum Corps Midwest. Drum Corps Midwest was formed as part of a Drum Corps International plan to split North America into six geographical regions (Midwest (DCM), East (DCE), Canada (DCCan), Great Plains (DCGP), West (DCW) and South (DCS). The six geographical regions later evolved into one governing body known as Drum Corps International (DCI). See the topic: Drum Corps Midwest By DRB, September 20, 2008 in DCI World Class Corps Discussions https://www.drumcorpsplanet.com/forums/index.php?/topic/118567-drum-corps-midwest/#comments __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ June - July - August SCORES http://www.scorpsboard.com/scores/historical_scores/1990.html --------------- Friday, June 15 --------------- Indianapolis, IN DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 73.4 2 Star of Indiana 68.3 3 Bluecoats 67.8 4 Glassmen 58.7 5 Pioneer 41.4 6 Limited Edition 37.7 7 Northmen-WI 16.3 -------------- Saturday, June 16 -------------- Canton, OH DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 72.7 2 Star of Indiana 66.9 3 Bluecoats 64.3 4 Northern Aurora 40.0 5 Limited Edition 36.1 6 Northmen-WI 17.1 --------------- Sunday, June 17 --------------- Wadsworth, OH DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 72.7 2 Bluecoats 65.9 3 Glassmen 54.8 4 Northern Aurora 39.0 5 Limited Edition 34.9 6 Northmen-WI 18.6 --------------- Monday, June 18 --------------- Columbus, OH DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 73.0 2 Star of Indiana 68.9 3 Bluecoats 65.2 4 Glassmen 53.9 5 Pioneer 38.3 6 Northern Aurora 35.7 7 Limited Edition 34.7 8 Northmen-WI 26.8 --------------- Tuesday, June 19 --------------- Port Clinton, OH DCM Touch of Glass 1 Phantom Regiment 77.0 2 Bluecoats 67.6 3 Glassmen 55.7 4 Pioneer 45.8 5 Northern Aurora 43.6 6 Limited Edition 41.3 7 Northmen-WI 29.4 --------------- Friday, June 22 --------------- Milwaukee, WI DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 74.0 2 Cavaliers 72.1 3 Bluecoats 65.0 4 Blue Knights 58.0 5 Minnesota Brass (Sr) 49.8 6 Pioneer 44.8 7 Limited Edition 41.4 8 Northmen-WI 24.6 -------------- Saturday, June 23 -------------- Whitewater, WI DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 76.2 2 Cavaliers 73.9 3 Bluecoats 67.1 4 Blue Knights 56.3 5 Glassmen 54.0 6 Minnesota Brass (Sr) 47.1 7 Bandettes 27.5 --------------- Sunday, June 24 --------------- Green Bay, WI DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 78.1 2 Glassmen 56.8 3 Minnesota Brass (Sr) 54.7 4 Pioneer 52.2 5 Limited Edition 46.4 6 Bandettes 31.8 7 Guardsmen 31.1 -------------- Thursday, June 28 -------------- Streator, IL DCM Brass Under Glass 1 Phantom Regiment 77.0 2 Cavaliers 76.1 3 Blue Knights 64.3 4 Glassmen 60.0 5 Troopers 56.8 6 Kiwanis Kavaliers 44.9 7 Northern Aurora 44.6 8 Bandettes 32.7 --------------- Friday, June 29 --------------- Mishawaka, IN DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 78.4 2 Cavaliers 77.8 3 Limited Edition 48.9 4 Expressions 37.6 5 Knight Command 36.4 -------------- Saturday, June 30 -------------- Rolling Meadows, IL DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 79.0 2 Cavaliers 78.4 3 Troopers 63.4 4 Railmen 50.7 5 Pioneer 48.0 ^ Limited Edition 48.0 7 Knight Command 37.1 ---------------- Monday, July 2 ---------------- Byron, IL DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 81.5 2 Cavaliers 79.7 3 Limited Edition 53.1 4 Pioneer 47.0 5 Knight Command 43.8 6 Phantom Reg Cadets 40.0 --------------- Tuesday, July 3 --------------- Racine, WI DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 80.4 2 Troopers 66.4 3 Glassmen 62.3 4 Railmen 55.4 5 Pioneer 49.6 6 Expressions 41.8 7 Phantom Reg Cadets 38.7 8 Chicago Vanguard (Sr) 32.7 --------------- Saturday, July 7 --------------- Chicago, IL DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 82.4 2 Madison Scouts 76.4 3 Troopers 66.7 --------------- Friday, July 13 --------------- Dubuque, IA DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 83.2 2 Madison Scouts 78.7 3 Colts 63.2 -------------- Saturday, July 14 -------------- Madison, WI DCM Drums on Parade 1 Phantom Regiment 86.2 2 Madison Scouts 80.6 3 Bluecoats 77.4 4 Colts 63.9 5 Knight Command 46.5 6 Emerald Knights, IA 39.2 7 Northmen-WI 37.4 8 Madison Junior Scouts 34.5 --------------- Sunday, July 15 --------------- Rockford, IL DCM The Show of Shows 1 Phantom Regiment 84.2 2 Cavaliers 83.1 3 Madison Scouts 78.5 4 Bluecoats 76.2 5 Colts 64.4 --------------- Friday, July 20 --------------- DeKalb, IL DCM DCM Division I Prelims 1 Phantom Regiment 85.3 2 Star of Indiana 85.2 3 Cavaliers 83.3 4 Madison Scouts 79.8 5 Bluecoats 78.3 6 Glassmen 65.5 7 Colts 62.7 -------------- Saturday, July 21 -------------- DeKalb, IL DCM DCM Championship 1 Phantom Regiment 86.2 2 Star of Indiana 86.0 3 Cavaliers 84.7 4 Madison Scouts 79.5 5 Bluecoats 78.7 6 Glassmen 65.7 --------------- Tuesday, July 24 --------------- Sioux City, IA DCI Drums Across America 1 Phantom Regiment 86.7 2 Cavaliers 85.0 3 Velvet Knights 77.9 4 Blue Knights 75.3 5 Railmen 54.8 6 Allegiance Elite 41.5 -------------- Wednesday, July 25 -------------- Stillwater, MN DCI Drum Beauty 1 Phantom Regiment 86.9 2 Cavaliers 85.7 3 Bluecoats 80.3 4 Madison Scouts 79.8 5 Velvet Knights 77.9 6 Blue Knights 70.3 7 Limited Edition 50.9 -------------- Thursday, July 26 -------------- Blaine, MN DCI Stand still only due to rain. Phantom Regiment Blue Devils Bluecoats Madison Scouts Blue Knights Colts Limited Edition --------------- Friday, July 27 --------------- Appleton, WI DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 84.9 2 Troopers 71.1 3 Marauders 68.5 4 Colts 66.4 -------------- Saturday, July 28 -------------- Whitewater, WI DCI DCI Midwest Prelims 1 Blue Devils 88.1 2 Phantom Regiment 87.3 3 Cavaliers 87.0 4 Bluecoats 80.5 5 Crossmen 78.5 6 Velvet Knights 75.9 7 Blue Knights 74.0 8 Dutch Boy 71.8 9 Spirit of Atlanta 70.7 10 Troopers 67.5 11 Colts 63.0 12 L'Insolite 62.6 13 Marauders 58.0 14 Limited Edition 50.8 -------------- Saturday, July 28 -------------- Whitewater, WI DCI DCI Midwest 1 Cavaliers 89.4 2 Phantom Regiment 86.9 3 Blue Devils 86.8 4 Bluecoats 82.8 5 Crossmen 81.3 6 Velvet Knights 79.7 7 Dutch Boy 76.0 8 Blue Knights 73.7 ^ Spirit of Atlanta 73.7 10 Troopers 69.7 --------------- Monday, July 30 --------------- Columbus, OH DCI Pageant of Champions 1 Phantom Regiment 88.6 2 Bluecoats 84.3 3 Madison Scouts 84.1 4 Dutch Boy 78.5 5 Boston Crusaders 74.4 6 Colts 64.6 7 Limited Edition 58.5 --------------- Tuesday, July 31 --------------- Canton, OH DCM 1 Phantom Regiment 88.2 2 Bluecoats 83.1 3 Madison Scouts 82.6 4 Dutch Boy 77.2 5 Blue Knights 75.9 6 Orlando Magic 73.0 7 Boston Crusaders 72.0 8 Troopers 69.2 9 Railmen 57.2 ------------- Wednesday, August 1 ------------- Cleveland, OH DCI Northern Lights Invitational 1 Cavaliers 89.9 2 Phantom Regiment 88.5 3 Dutch Boy 77.6 4 Boston Crusaders 76.6 5 Blue Knights 75.9 6 Orlando Magic 73.0 7 Troopers 69.2 8 Railmen 57.2 -------------- Thursday, August 2 -------------- Erie, PA DCI Lake Erie Fanfare 1 Phantom Regiment 87.3 2 Madison Scouts 81.1 3 Bluecoats 80.1 4 Dutch Boy 75.0 5 Boston Crusaders 72.4 6 Marauders 55.1 7 Limited Edition 52.6 -------------- Saturday, August 4 -------------- Hamilton, ONT DCI DCI Canada 1 Blue Devils 90.6 2 Cavaliers 90.0 3 Phantom Regiment 89.6 4 Madison Scouts 83.2 5 Dutch Boy 78.7 6 Blue Knights 77.4 7 Orlando Magic 76.3 8 Boston Crusaders 75.3 --------------- Sunday, August 5 --------------- Port Huron, MI DCI Blue Water Brass 1 Cavaliers 91.0 2 Phantom Regiment 90.4 3 Bluecoats 83.6 4 Dutch Boy 80.1 5 Marauders 65.6 6 Limited Edition 64.0 7 West Coast Cadets 44.2 -------------- Tuesday, August 7 -------------- Dayton, OH DCI Soaring Sounds 1 Cavaliers 92.8 2 Phantom Regiment 91.0 3 Bluecoats 84.6 4 Freelancers 82.4 5 Dutch Boy 80.3 6 Florida Wave 67.7 7 Limited Edition 63.4 8 Knight Command 53.4 ------------- Wednesday, August 8 ------------- Cincinnati, OH DCI Queen City Classic 1 Star of Indiana 92.3 2 Phantom Regiment 91.0 3 Bluecoats 85.1 4 Dutch Boy 80.3 5 Blue Knights 77.7 6 Glassmen 71.8 7 Sky Ryders 66.8 8 Marauders 65.0 -------------- Friday, August 10 -------------- West Chester, PA DCI Contest was rained out. Cadets of Bergen Cty. Phantom Regiment Crossmen Dutch Boy Freelancers Ventures ------------- Saturday, August 11 ------------- Allentown, PA DCI DCI East Prelims 1 Cadets of Bergen Cty. 93.6 2 Blue Devils 92.1 3 Phantom Regiment 91.4 4 Madison Scouts 87.9 5 Crossmen 87.0 6 Freelancers 83.6 7 Dutch Boy 82.6 8 Boston Crusaders 82.2 9 Troopers 78.5 10 Orlando Magic 77.8 11 L'Insolite 72.6 12 Marauders 69.8 13 Colts 69.6 14 Black Gold 66.3 15 Carolina Crown 59.9 ------------- Saturday, August 11 ------------- Allentown, PA DCI DCI East 1 Cadets of Bergen Cty. 93.0 2 Blue Devils 92.7 3 Phantom Regiment 92.3 4 Madison Scouts 88.3 5 Crossmen 87.3 6 Dutch Boy 82.3 7 Freelancers 82.0 ^ Boston Crusaders 82.0 9 Orlando Magic 78.9 10 Troopers 77.1 -------------- Sunday, August 12 -------------- Fort Edward, NY DCI Adirondack Drums 1 Phantom Regiment 91.0 2 Madison Scouts 88.6 3 Boston Crusaders 82.2 4 Orlando Magic 79.2 5 L'Insolite 71.9 6 Marauders 70.8 7 Colts 68.9 -------------- Monday, August 13 -------------- East Rutherford, NJ DCI Contest was rained out. Cadets of Bergen Cty. Phantom Regiment Santa Clara Vanguard Velvet Knights Freelancers Sky Ryders L'Insolite ------------- Thursday, August 16 ------------- Buffalo, NY DCI Quarter Finals 1 Cadets of Bergen Cty. 96.0 2 Cavaliers 95.9 3 Blue Devils 95.6 4 Star of Indiana 95.1 5 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.2 6 Phantom Regiment 93.6 7 Crossmen 90.6 8 Bluecoats 90.3 9 Madison Scouts 89.6 10 Velvet Knights 87.8 11 Spirit of Atlanta 85.9 12 Blue Knights 85.7 13 Dutch Boy 84.8 14 Freelancers 84.7 15 Boston Crusaders 84.0 16 Orlando Magic 82.8 17 Troopers 81.1 18 Glassmen 79.5 19 Sky Ryders 75.9 20 Ventures 74.7 21 L'Insolite 74.4 22 Academie Musicale 73.9 23 Colts 72.8 24 Marauders 72.7 25 Black Gold 70.0 -------------- Friday, August 17 -------------- Buffalo, NY DCI Semi-Finals 1 Cadets of Bergen Cty. 96.8 2 Cavaliers 96.2 3 Star of Indiana 95.4 4 Blue Devils 95.3 5 Phantom Regiment 94.1 6 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.0 7 Madison Scouts 90.8 8 Crossmen 90.6 9 Bluecoats 90.3 10 Velvet Knights 88.5 11 Spirit of Atlanta 86.9 12 Dutch Boy 86.3 13 Blue Knights 85.1 14 Boston Crusaders 84.1 15 Freelancers 83.9 16 Orlando Magic 83.2 17 Troopers 79.4 ------------- Saturday, August 18 ------------- Buffalo, NY DCI DCI World Championship 1 Cadets of Bergen Cty. 97.7 2 Cavaliers 96.9 3 Star of Indiana 96.5 4 Phantom Regiment 95.3 ^ Blue Devils 95.3 6 Santa Clara Vanguard 94.0 7 Crossmen 89.6 8 Bluecoats 89.2 9 Madison Scouts 88.7 10 Velvet Knights 87.3 11 Spirit of Atlanta 83.4 12 Dutch Boy 82.2

Here is 1990 blue devils audio only Posted by Samuel James

1990 Repertoires & Ranked Scores from DCX - Drum Corps Xperience http://www.dcxmuseum.org/index.cfm?roomid=1308&view=decade&option=1990 Historical Score Archive: 1990 - sCORPSboard.com http://www.scorpsboard.com/scores/historical_scores/1990.html Corps Rank Score Program Position 200+ indicates Division II, DCA Class A or DCI Open Class as appropriate to the year, Position 300+ indicates Division III The Cadets 1 97.700 A Bernstein Celebration - Overture to Candide * Mass * Somewhere (from West Side Story) * Fancy Free The Cavaliers 2 96.900 Cavalier Anthems - Homage to Perotin (from Medieval Suite) * Variations on a Hymn by Louis Bourgeois * All Things Bright and Beautiful * O, Clap Your Hands * Gloria (3rd Movement) Star of Indiana 3 96.500 Belshazzar's Feast - Praise ye the God of Gold (from Belshazzar's Feast) * Then sing aloud to God our strength (from Belshazzar's Feast) Blue Devils 4 95.300 Selections from Tommy - Overture (from Tommy) * Sparks (from Tommy) * See Me, Feel Me (from Tommy) * Tommy, Can You Hear Me (from Tommy) * Underture (from Tommy) * Listening To You (from Tommy) * Overture (from Tommy) Phantom Regiment 4 95.300 Dreams of Desire - 4th Movement (from Symphony No. 3) * The Elephant (from Carnival of the Animals) * Finale (from Carnival of the Animals) * Bacchanale (from Samson and Delilah) Santa Clara Vanguard 6 94.000 Carmen - Prelude and March (from Carmen) * Intermezzo (from Carmen) * March of the Toreadors (from Carmen) * Changing of the Guard (from Carmen) * Allegro Moderato (from Carmen) * La Habanera (from Carmen) * Gypsy Dance (from Carmen) Crossmen 7 89.600 Baroque Samba * 'Round Midnight * Caravan * Now or Never Bluecoats 8 89.200 Caravan * I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good) * Don't Get Around Much Anymore * It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing Madison Scouts 9 88.700 Undiscovered Madison - The Lemon Squeeze * Remembrance * I Can Cook Too (from On the Town) Velvet Knights 10 87.300 Universal Studios / Hollywood Tour - Summertime (from Porgy and Bess) * School's Out for Summer * 20th Century Fox Fanfare * Hooray for Hollywood * Singin' in the Rain (from Singing In The Rain) * Wizard of Oz * The Sea Hawk * Bottle Dance (from Fiddler on the Roof) * Keystone Cops * Slow Burn * The Summer of '42 * Born to be Wild Spirit of Atlanta 11 83.400 Selections from Gone with the Wind * Motherless Child Blues * African Drum Solo (from The Color Purple) * Precious Lord, Take My Hand * God Must Be Tryin' To Tell You Something (from The Color Purple) Dutch Boy 12 82.200 Tribute to Frank and Sammy - Strangers in the Night * My Way * It's All Right With Me (from Can-Can) * What Kind of Fool Am I (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) * Come Back to Me (from On A Clear Day You Can See Forever) * Once In A Lifetime (from Stop the World I Want To Get Off) Blue Knights 13 85.400 Chichester Psalms * Offertory (from Mass) * I Go On (from Mass) * Sanctus (from Bernstein's Mass) * Agnus Dei (from Bernstein's Mass) Freelancers 14 84.300 Main Title from Batman * Clown Attack (from Batman) * The Penitent Man Will Pass (from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade) * Into the Trap (from Return of the Jedi) * The Keeper of the Grail (from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade) * Descent into Mystery (from Batman) * Finale (from Batman) Boston Crusaders 15 84.050 Coronation of Boris Godunov * Captain from Castile * Conquest (from Captain From Castile) Magic of Orlando 16 83.000 Walt Disney's Fantasia - Fantasia * Bach, Johann Sebastian * Night on Bald Mountain * Ave Maria Troopers 17 80.250 Music for the Centennial of the State of Wyoming - How the West Was Won * Silverado * Pops Hoedown * Shenandoah * On the Threshold of Liberty * America Glassmen 18 79.500 Suite for Jazz Orchestra * Threshold * In The Eighties * After All Sky Ryders 19 75.900 Savannah River Holiday * Wonderful Town * Divertimento for Orchestra * Liberty Fanfare L'Insolite 21 74.400 Quand ça Balance * I Will Wait for You * The Umbrellas of Cherbourg * Paris Violin Academie Musicale 22 73.900 Liberty Fanfare * Fourth Symphony * Slavonic Dances * Young Sherlock Holmes Colts 23 72.800 Santorini * Ludwig * On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss * Farandole (from L'Arlesienne) Marauders 24 72.700 Selections from Batman * Symphony No. 2 Black Gold 25 70.000 Rodeo Limited Edition 26 65.900 The Finale from Enigma Variations * Incantation and Dance * The Prayer (from Hansel and Gretel) Northern Aurora 26 65.900 Cinderella - A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes (from Cinderella) * Pizzacatto Polka * Dance of the Hours * Love Theme (from Romeo and Juliet) * 10 Minutes Ago (from Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella) * Verdi's Requiem * Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 * Trumpet Voluntary * Wedding March Florida Wave 28 65.700 Beat 70 * Beyond the Sea * Dream of the Return * En Fuego (On Fire) Americanos 29 64.400 Gitano * La Bamba * La Isla Bonita Mandarins 30 63.900 The First Circle * Letter From Home * Third Wind * Minuano (Six Eight) * Flight of the Falcon Railmen 31 59.700 I Can Cook Too (from On the Town) * When I First Saw You (from Dreamgirls) * A Little Travelin' Music * Siciliano Kiwanis Kavaliers 32 59.400 Eleanor Rigby * Norwegian Wood * Golden Slumbers * You Never Give Me Your Money * The End Carolina Crown 33 58.600 The Music Man - Goodnight My Someone (from The Music Man) * Ya Got Trouble (from The Music Man) * Lida Rose (from The Music Man) * Marian the Librian (from The Music Man) * Till There Was You (from The Music Man) * Goodnight Ladies (from The Music Man) * 76 Trombones (from The Music Man) Spartans (WA) 206 78.200 Stiletto * Upa Neguinho * Caravan * Canto del Viento Spartans 207 76.700 Selections from "Scheharazade" - (Repertoire not available) Patriots 208 74.100 Gloria * O, Clap Your Hands * All Things Bright and Beautiful * God of Our Fathers Allegiance Elite 209 71.700 Man of La Mancha * Masada * Fall Fair Overture Expressions 212 69.200 War Suite - Prelude to the War * Battle Cry * Carnal Question * To The War Coachmen 214 64.300 Pepe's Show - There Will Never Be Another You * There's No Business Like Show Business (from Annie, Get Your Gun) * My Way Madison Junior Scouts 216 53.000 They're Playing Our Song * My Favorite Things (from The Sound Of Music) * I Sing the Body Electric (from Fame) Northwind 218 44.500 Little Shop of Horrors - Little Shop of Horrors * The Meek Shall Inherit (from Little Shop of Horrors) * Some Fun Now (from Little Shop of Horrors) * Skid Row (Downtown) (from Little Shop of Horrors) Hudson Valley All-Stars 219 37.600 Disney Medley Southwind 304 82.000 You are My Sunshine * Lucretia McEvil * Sometimes in Winter * God Bless the Child Blue Stars 305 81.600 Rondo Cappricio * The Seventh Seal Knight Command 306 74.700 Tommy, The Rock Opera - Selections from Tommy Emerald Knights 307 72.800 The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Selections by Andrew Lloyd Webber Guardsmen 312 60.900 Children of Sanchez * Greensleeves Masquerade 318 47.000 Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting * Get on your Feet Blue Devils B Flight of the Condor * Bossa Corona * San Juan * Samba de Haps * Don't Let Me be Lonely Tonight Dimension Music of Strauss - Music of Strauss Les Stentors Dragnet * Le Club des 100 Watts * Bandstand Boogie * Asterix Quad City Knights Tommy, The Rock Opera - Selections from Tommy Vanguard Cadets Russian Sailor's Dance (from The Red Poppy) * Who Will Buy (from Oliver) * If You Believe (from The Wiz) All Girl Ventures 20 74.700 My Fair Ladies - On the Street Where You Live (from My Fair Lady) * The Rain in Spain (from My Fair Lady) * Show Me (from My Fair Lady) * I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (from My Fair Lady) * I Could Have Danced All Night (from My Fair Lady) Bandettes 308 73.700 Music from the Motown Era - (Repertoire not available)