Disneysoloist
Don't make me come over there!
- Joined
- Feb 12, 2008
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The field at Bloomington needs to be ready for August 30 according to a press release from the school. Not sure what they're going to do.
I marched in the I.C. Reveries from 1967 - 1974, and 27th Lancers 1976 - 1978 and the Lancer Alumni Corps in 1994. I played mellophone with both corps. I taught Avant Garde in 1980-81, and 27th in 1982. I was a marching tech with both corps.
Back "in the day" (when I marched), nearly every town in Massachusetts seemed to have a corps or two (many had feeder corps made up of younger kids). There was always a week-end show within easy driving distance every week from late May until early September. The World Open and CYO Nationals brought in most of the big name corps.
I went to DCI Finals in Foxboro a couple of years ago. I appreciated the hard work of the marching (dancing?) members, but felt somewhat detached from the direction corps have gone. Most of the music was foreign to me, and the voice amplification was annoying at best.
My favorite show since 2001 was Cavaliers "Machine". Great example of a concept show that told the story without narration.
I marched in the I.C. Reveries from 1967 - 1974, and 27th Lancers 1976 - 1978 and the Lancer Alumni Corps in 1994. I played mellophone with both corps. I taught Avant Garde in 1980-81, and 27th in 1982. I was a marching tech with both corps.
Back "in the day" (when I marched), nearly every town in Massachusetts seemed to have a corps or two (many had feeder corps made up of younger kids). There was always a week-end show within easy driving distance every week from late May until early September. The World Open and CYO Nationals brought in most of the big name corps.
I went to DCI Finals in Foxboro a couple of years ago. I appreciated the hard work of the marching (dancing?) members, but felt somewhat detached from the direction corps have gone. Most of the music was foreign to me, and the voice amplification was annoying at best.
My favorite show since 2001 was Cavaliers "Machine". Great example of a concept show that told the story without narration.
