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Mellophone are screaming! Sweet!

Nice solo work between Roland and Chris!

Alright Renegades! Let's see a Twisted performance!!

Always entertaining and you kept the interest all the way to the end! Congrats Govenaires!

Very clean playing Govies! Nice to hear the "Rumps" Dennis without the Cabs having to do it so literally this year!

Match sticks for Come on Baby Light Fire! And yes, they did!

This corps let's you know that size doesn't matter when the execution is this high!

I hope the fans are cooling them off before the first note!

The Govenaires chorus scored a 99.99 last night.

The end of the program is exposing a few moments that are under the performance level of the front 2/3 of the program.

Another great moment rifles!

Nice saber toss!! Wow color guard...very impressive!!

Gorgeous chord on the stand still!

My initial impression of them is really strong. The artistic approach to movement was solid!

The ending was powerful and gave the audience a real sense of finality.

The show has a very nice level of visual integration between all of the elements. The eye is certainly drawn to what you should be listening to.

I was very impressed with the impact of large Angelic wings.

Nice tempo in Stained Glass! I appreciate the velocity that was established.

Well performed white sabers! Excellent show continuity and smoking drum line!

My overall impression is that every group so far has stepped up their show concepts and performance levels this year.

Yet, with the new 155 point system, Crunchy Frog will still be able to score a negative number!

Steve Hillman was blocking your view! I was right next to him on Side 2.

LOL! I was actually a lower lead Tony!

No, we just had a new team of designers... Myself, Mike Jackson, and Brian Mason (for the music) and we thought it would be cool to do something original to enhance the idea by Pete Weber and Mike McCool. We looked seriously at Paganini's Moto Perpetuo but decided that all original was more modern and appropriate rather than manipulating his work. Another interesting fact... Mvts 2, 3, and 4 that were performed at DCI were actually 2nd complete compositions. The corps never got the original movements except a test snippet of Mvt. 2. Those drafts were only ever known of by no more than 4-5 people.

I've been waiting for years to use a "Bass Trombonium". A fictitious bell front brass instrument that can rattle the earth starting at F below the staff and beyond.