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 | Despite the necessity of Drum Corps International to move its 2008 World Championships to
Bloomington, Ind., the city of Indianapolis is becoming an attractive home for many performing
arts groups. Find out why and how Indy is bringing in more music organizations to become the
ultimate center for the performing arts. FULL STORY » |
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 | If you’ve ever heard the oft-used statistic “DCI had 442 corps in 1972 and last year
fielded just 53,” you might worry that drum corps is going the way of the dodo.
Those 53 remaining junior corps would beg to differ. But the question remains:
“Where did all the corps go?” That answer could fill volumes, but perhaps it would
be easier to ask, “How can a corps survive today?” FULL STORY » |
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You’re on your feet for hours at a time on game days
and parades—possibly marching in rain, sleet or
snow. So, finding a good pair of shoes can mean the
difference between “happy soles” and “the agony of
the feet.” FULL STORY » |
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 | Whether for their own band or for other schools, marching show designers consistently churn out creative, entertaining drill season after season. Find out what makes them tick and how they strategically move marchers on the football field like a human chess board. FULL STORY » |
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 | If you can’t get enough of band during the year or need that extra push to reach your
potential as a student leader, then maybe a summer band camp is the answer. Across the
country, marching band students are taking the initiative and going to special clinics for drum
majors, color guard, percussion, student leadership or just general marching band. FULL STORY » |
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