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Jubal Drum & Bugle Corps from Dordrecht saw its scores shoot up on Saturday in Atlanta compared to the contest in Gadsden – Alabama two days earlier. The corps increased its score by nearly seven points: from 64.90 to 71.80 points. Jubal enjoyed the air conditioning in the impressive stadium in Atlanta. “The Georgia Dome […]
August 1st, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
Jubal has entered two Drum Corps International this week, and participates in the International Class (which has the same judging system as the Open Class). The first scores are in for the Dutch. At the first show Jubal entered on Tuesday (Ocean Springs – Mississippi), the corps scored 68.25. At the next show, yesterday in […]
July 29th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
This weekend, Drum Corps Europe will hold a clinic in Indonesia. The clinic, which will take place in Bandung, Indonesia, is aimed at marching band instructors. The possible future use of the DCE Competition Manual for the national competition will also be discussed. DCE judges Wil Bijl and Marco Harder, who were on the judging […]
July 24th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
There already some Dutchmen and Dutchwomen competing DCI, but this week our colleagues at Jubal from Dordrecht will also go to America for their DCI tour. We know what a magnificent feeling and experience it is and therefore we want to wish all the members, staff members and co-workers of Jubal the best of luck […]
July 23rd, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Netherlands | Read More »
Jubal Drum & Bugle Corps has experienced a turbulent start to its journey to the USA. Yesterday morning, today’s KLM flight to Houston, which some of the members had been booked onto, was unexpectedly cancelled. Due to the cancellation, all members had to be rebooked onto another flight. Quite a lot of organisation, hassle and […]
July 21st, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
On Sunday 17th July 2011, Cheshire Cadets Drum & Bugle Corps performed in exhibition for the very last time at DCUK Warrington. The corps will move on as The Horizon Corps. “We dedicated today’s final performance to past amd present members, we put on a fantastic performance today and hopefully it made everyone proud who […]
July 20th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »

In this 65th anniversary year of both Beatrix’ and Pearl, Beatrix’ Drum & Bugle Corps was provided with a complete new set of field percussion instruments. Pearl Europe and Beatrix’ Drum & Bugle Corps have signed a new contract. In this contract our long term partnership has been sustained for many more years.
July 18th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Netherlands,FrontPage Feature | Read More »

In complete contrast to 2 weeks ago, the weather really was not kind to us at the second DCUK contest of the 2011 season with most Corps having to contend with driving rain at the Poynton Commodores sponsored contest held at Victoria Park in Warrington.
July 18th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps U.K.,FrontPage Feature | Read More »
The Devils from Witzenhausen – Germany will not perform a show this year. After internal deliberation, the German corps saw no alternative but to take a year-long ‘time out’ from show performances, partly because of high costs. The Devils will be celebrating their 20th anniversary and preparations are in full swing. However, the costs of […]
July 18th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
Further to the recent update about Parlour Sessions, DCE Adjudication Manager Douglad Caldwell has details on the sessions for the remaining contests in 2011. Due to the length of a few contests, there are no sessions scheduled for DCN Championships, DCUK Championships and DCE Championships. As part of the Judges pre-briefing event to a contest, […]
July 16th, 2011 | Filed under Current News,Drum Corps Europe | Read More »