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CAPITAL
REGIMENT
“Climbing
Everest”
Founded in 1992, Capital Regiment took its time
in developing the whole organization’s base to aid in the efforts of
being able to keep the corps around for many years. Additionally, it was
determined that in establishing a solid foundation, the corps would be
able to provide the members with the kind of experience it wanted to
provide.
The premier season
for Capital Regiment was in 1999. Since then, the corps has experienced
remarkable growth. Now in its fourth year of active participation, the
organization sees a very strong future for the corps. It is with great
pride that the entire Capital Regiment organization is able to be a part
of this incredible activity and provide young people the opportunity to
experience drum corps.
The instructional
staff includes Jerry Kelsey, program coordinator; Mark Rider, drill
designer; Jerry Kelsey, Kevin Murphy, Mark Rider, design team; Jerry
Kelsey, Allan Goodwin, Tony Reed, Jason Reinhart, Lonnie Foster, Barry
Tagg, brass; Kevin Murphy, Terrell Smith, Kate Tice, Rich Miller, Nate
Moser, Adam Danz, Christina Vanacore, percussion; Mark Rider, Jeffrey
Bonifas, Shane McWatters, Joe Fink, Brian Kraft, Mick Brendle, visual;
and Marlieta Matthews, Gustavo Jacobo, Jamie Oakley, Jodie Simmons, and
Kelly Bernsen, colorguard.
The Corps Director is
Rick Bays and the drum majors are Ellie Woten and Will Perdomo.
CAVALIERS
“Frameworks”
The Cavaliers are the
current DCI champions as well as Drum Corps Midwest champions. The corps
was also DCI champions in 1992, 1995, and 2001, as well as DCM champions
in 1986, 1987, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001. The Cavaliers
have performed for four Presidents, the U.S. Congress and in Europe and
Japan. The corps opened the World Cup Soccer Parade in 1994, which was
viewed by more than 1 billion people worldwide.
The instructional
staff includes Scott Koter, program coordinator; Drew Shanefield,
program consultant; David Bertman, Mark McGahey, Gale Rask, David
Clemmer, John Pasquale, Cory Meals, brass; Mike McIntosh, John Brennan,
Ben Pyatt, Ben Maughmer, Gary Rudolph, Alan Miller, Jim Bailey, Joe Fant,
Dave Schmuck, Dave Dombeck, percussion; Sly Sybilski, Matt Heard, Lance
Muller, Pat Erwin, Jud Merritt, Tyler Harmon, Scott Seal, Bill Wiggins,
Jr., Rob Wis, Bart Woodley, visual; and Bruno Zuccala, Adam Sage, Andy
Toth, Nathan Smith, Robert Jordan, Chad Smith, Felton Harlan, Ronnie
Bynum, and Trevor Drake, color guard.
The Corps Director is
Jeff Fiedler, and the drum major is Brandon Barrometti.
COLTS
“Revelations”
The Colts hope you
enjoy their performance of “Revelations.”
The design staff
includes David Maccabee, program coordinator; Michael Klesch, brass
arranger; Ryan Thomas, percussion arranger; Dr. Mike Robinson, music
consultant; Pete Weber, drill designer and visual coordinator; Brian
Greenleaf, colorguard designer.
The teaching staff
includes Brett Hall, Scott Thompson, Chris Baughman, Doug Hassell, Seth
Banwell, Curran Prendergast, Levi Dressler, brass; Ryan Thomas, Cory
Hutchinson, John Kizilarmut, Jason Long, Ryan Miller, Lauren Paul, Chris
Sakowski, percussion; Jason Maiers, Kent Lineberry, Stacie Mickens, Jake
Rau, Eric Teisterer, Jeff Townsend, Beth Wilson, visual; and Brian
Greenleaf, John Ladd, Scott Toosley, Carrie Rogan, Debbie Lineberry,
Rick Scruggs, Michael James and Anne Baughman, colorguard.
The Colts Director is
Gregg Orwoll and the drum majors are Nic Champaign and Tim Champaign.
COLT CADETS
“Sing
Out!”
The Colts
organization serves the largest number of local members of any program
in drum corps. In addition to the Colts and the Colt Cadets, the
organization now partners with the Dubuque Area Summer Band, serving 80
additional Dubuque youth. The Colts also provide an exciting addition to
local music programs with The Dubuque Youth Chorale.
Instructional staff
includes Jamie Craig, Greg Dowe, John Smith, and Alex Wilson, brass;
Scott Fahsbender and Vicki Schaffer, percussion; Cheryl Powers, Kris
Smith, and Jessica Rhoads, colorguard. Arrangers are Ted Reicher, brass;
Scott Stulir, percussion; and Cheryl Powers, colorguard.
The
Director is Vick Schaffer.
KINGSMEN
“My
Favorite Things, excerpts from the
Mask of Zorro
and I Believe I Can Fly”
The Kingsmen Drum and
Bugle Corps is a non profit, educational, youth organization formed in
September of 1983 to benefit all youth in the City of Joliet with the
emphasis being on the development of self-discipline, pride, and
awareness; but most of all, respect.
The Kingsmen have
practiced many long hours along with many overnight camps to prepare for
its 2002 summer program. These students, whose ages range from 10 to 17
years, will travel though the northern and northeastern United States
and Canada, representing the City of Joliet in regional, interstate and
international contest.
The instructional
staff includes Ray Payne, Micheal Stokes, and Andre Grant, Horn; Fred
King and Florzell Thomas, percussion; Ida Abbot, Keshia Simmons and
Torrea Payne, colorguard; and Robert Abbot, M&M instructor.
The Corps Director is
Robert Abbott and the drum major is Maurice Hamilton.
MARION GLORY CADETS
“Primary
Colors”
The Marion Glory
Cadets is a drum and bugle corps sponsored by the Marion Cadet Drum and
Bugle Corps, Inc. The young ladies and gentlemen that make up this corps
are in the range of 13 to 21 years of age. The corps ranked 3rd
place at Drum Corps Midwest and 4th place in Drum Corps
International in 2001, where it was also voted best DCI Cologuard. The
Marion Glory Cadets hope you enjoy this evening’s performance.
The instructional
staff includes Michael King, Michael Lentz, program coordinators; Wes
Flinn, brass arranger; Jordi Villanova, Andy Houston, Mike Misner,
brass; Bill Estes, Matt James, percussion arrangers; Bill Estes, Kevin
Moore, Rich Williams, Eric Weber, Matt James, Brian Smith, percussion;
Redcloud George, Andy Houston, marching; Redcloud George, Michael Lentz,
Scott Bush, visual; and Michael Lentz, Kim Booher, Jason Combs,
colorguard.
The Corps Director is
Michael King and the drum major is Amanda Reed.
BLUE
STARS
“3
Decades”
The Blue Stars from
LaCrosse, Wisconsin, are the 2001 DCM Division III Champions and the
2001 DCI Division III World Champions.
The instructional
staff includes Brad Furlano, program consultant; Bruce Furlano, program
coordinator; Ray Vasquez, Robb Muller, brass; Ben Chamberlain, Scott
Hirsch, Eli Johnson, Mary Boyadjian, percussion; Rich Conniff, Eric
Miller, Nick Young, visual; and Alison Mullaney and Heather Strub,
colorguard.
The Corps Director is
Dave Svaleson and the drum major is Nick Zywica.
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