Drum Corps International 2009 Yearbook

TOLEDO, OHIO xe utive ire tor Brian Hickman Tour ire tor Rod Owens O i e anager Janet Ankenbrandt A i tant Tour anager Mike McGreevy, Rasheed Moore ru a or Cory Edgar, Chris Martin e ign Sal Salas, Joe Heininger, Don Hill, Rob Ferguson, Eric Carraway, Gilles Ouellette, Mark Metzger Bra Keith Hallas, Frank Dorritie, Frank Williams, Jerry Kelsey, Mike Robinson, Laura Lewis, James Blankenship, Randy Miller, Adrian Martinez, Robert Allen, Rob Cintron, Matt Stratton Per u ion Rob Ferguson, Dave Clark, Jason Heaton, Akira Robles, Casey O’Neal, la en THE JOURNEY OF Julian Goldthwaite, Eric Carraway, Cory Doran, ONE unites many individuals to gener- Maureen Longo, Carl Souchek, Walt Riesenberg, ate the strength of the whole. Act 1: Chris Hestin ultiple o ONE is inspired by the music olor uar Roman Montoya, Tom Padgett, Eric of Joseph Curiale and Steve Reich. The Babula, Michael Zablocki, introduction of soloists weaves a complex Jessica Francis i ual Mikey Cowan, Jason tapestry and resolves with the continu- Palmer, Noel Navejas, ing motif of one individual or thought. A Andrew Angle, Chris Brown, Chris Deberry, Erick Harris, haunting Michael Nyman melody gener- Ryan Weber, Pat Miller, Chris Jacobs, Brandon Genaw ates a reflective sense of isolation in Act 2: Alone, intensifying the desire to belong to something greater than one- self. The angelic embrace of Franck’s rev- erent “Panis Angelicus” soothes the soul, providing a comforting sense of com- munity. Act 3: ONE reaffirms the impor- tance of the individual as the source of strength. The music of Curiale and Harry Nillson propels the corps on the last stage of its journey, celebrating the strength, unity and passion of individuals uniting to become as ONE. P.O. Box 352080, Tole o, O 3 35 2080 • 19. 98.9775 • gla en.org 49 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 24 6/18/09 4:45:26 PM

Holy Name Cadets 2009 Repertoire West Side Story ’09: Conflict and Resolution >> Rumble >> Prologue >> Boy Like That/I Have a Love >> Cool >> Tonight (from West Side Story) by Leonard Bernstein When fans see the show for the first time this season, they will be surprised by the emotional level of the entire corps. The energy out on the field during every show this summer will be incredible. With the celebration of our 75th anniversary, an added element of pride and honor in being a Cadet will be evident at every performance.” —Drum Major Ben Pouncey (age 19) 01 . a ilton Street, Allento n, PA 18101 2103 • 10.821.03 5 • yea.org a et 50 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 25 6/22/09 4:15:32 PM

ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ire tor George Hopkins A i tant ire tor Tour anager Justin Heimbecker A ini trative A i tant Melissa Babalonis Tour A i tant Andrew Barlow, Steven Henderson, Joshua DeFrank Tran portation anager Cedric Sepolio, David Holland At leti Trainer Jarrett Gregory i eograp er Kevin Mastman Bra Gino Cipriani (caption supervisor), Jay Bocook, (arranger), Sean Furilla, Chad Pence, Steve Bentley, Nick Peterson, Larry Markiewicz, Craig Walker, Al Chez, Chris Grifa, Josh Gall Per u ion Colin McNutt (arranger, caption supervisor), Iain Moyer (arranger), Ian Grom or 75 year , the Cadets have placed (arranger), Gerry Miller (sound technician), Jason innovation and tradition side by side. Ihnat, Chris Vale, James Celebrating its “diamond” anniversary, Sparling, Jake Gall, Bobby Marino, Sean McElroy, Steve the corps takes its original name, Holy Kieffer olor uar Emma Roberts Name Cadets, and hometown, Garfield, NJ, (caption supervisor), Greg while returning to the music of its most Lagola, Travis Estler, Michael Rosales, April Martinez, performed composer, Leonard Bernstein. Curtis Uhlemann, Daniel As it did for the corps’ 50th and 60th Riley, Alex Perez, Dean Broadbent, Brian Forte, anniversaries, music from West Side Story Brian Richardson, Johnny Amos provides the soundtrack for WSS ’09: i ual Jeff Sacktig (designer, O T A SO T O . Rather than caption supervisor), Eric Kitchenman, Mike Fanning, a re-creation of the stage musical itself, Jon Bilby, Joe Roche, Jared however, the show explores the conflicts Morgan, Christen Juel, Daniel Benton, KC Dolan, within both the production and Bernstein’s Adrian Caswell, Eddy Falcon, Jason DeGroff professional and personal life—issues Progra Support Tea that confronted him with difficult choices, Eric Kitchenman, Marc Sylvester, Thom Hannum yet also proved to be a source of cre- ative inspiration. Selections drawing from “Rumble,” “Prologue,” “Boy Like That/I Have a Love,” “Cool” and “Tonight” are per- formed with the corps’ characteristic speed and determination, making the audience witness to a festive celebration of sight, sound and 75 years of excellence. 01 . a ilton Street, Allento n, PA 18101 2103 • 10.821.03 5 • yea.org a et 51 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 26 6/22/09 4:16:05 PM

Jersey Surf 2009 Repertoire The Mozart Effect >> Overture to The Marriage of Figaro >> Inspirations from Symphony #40 in G Minor >> The Lacrimosa (from Mozart’s Requiem) >> Excerpts from: The Magic Flute, Act II: Pa-Pa-Pa-Papageno Der Holle kocht in meinem Herze >> Excerpts from: Symphony #40 in G Minor: “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” Our first summer in the World Class is going to bring new challenges, but I expect us to overcome them and surpass the audience’s expectations. We have the same old Jersey Surf spirit and energy, but fans should expect a more mature group of performers. We’re here and we’re ready.” —Drum Major Alison Baier (age 20) 34 ill treet, ount Holl , 08060 • 609.914.0488 • erse ur .org 52 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 27 6/18/09 4:46:00 PM

CAMDEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Executive Director Bob Jacobs or s anager ire tor o erations Brian Prato Assistant ire tors Telly Ousouljoglou, Chris Garten usiness anager Marty Fricke du ational onsultant Tim Bartholomew du ational rogram evelo ment Thomas Beebe ta oordinator Chad Wyman rum a ors Alison Baier, Jason Grasso esign Scott Slutter (brass arranger, director of brass education), Rich Hammond (percussion arranger, director of percussion education), Michael Zellers (front ensemble arranger), THE MOZART EFFECT is a Edward Devlin (drill designer), Louis Hellinger distinctively Jersey Surf rendering of un- (color guard designer), Bob Surf-like music, which is part of the fun. Jacobs (design team chair) rass Brian Wilkie Mozart had a devilish sense of humor, so (education manager), Randy he probably would have taken pleasure Rumpf, Cameron Baker, Scott Parker, Drew Dickey, in the corps’ unorthodox treatment of his Randy Isoda greatest hits. er ussion Christopher Perna (education manager), Classical music fans will enjoy refer- Frank McGuigan, Devon Bergman, Patrick Zearfoss, ences to some of the most memorable Erin O’Dore, Michael Zellers melodies ever penned, such as the (front ensemble director), Robert Grassie, David show-opening “Overture” to The Marriage LaClair, Brian Evans of Figaro, which is anything but conven- olor Guard Matthew Hurley (director), Ray Okuda, tional. The Latin mamba-salsa treatment Cynthia Wong, Danielle Dilks, Michael Peterson, of excerpts from Symphony No. 40 in G Jason Hall, Dave Hernandez, Minor is sure to bring a fresh perspective Cheryl Gillick isual Jason Bentley to Wolfgang Amadeus. (director of instruction), Paul Fans of electronica will find “Lacrimosa Nye, Tom Strachan, Eileen Althouse, Mike Esham, Mark dies illa” from Requiem to be particularly Maguire, Jeff Jacobson, James Hyatt, Frances Smith captivating with a hip-hop-flavored groove woven underneath. Stylish selections from The Magic Flute and “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” are sure to leave audiences smiling. 34 ill treet, ount Holl , 08060 • 609.914.0488 • erse ur .org 53 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 28 6/18/09 4:46:20 PM

Madison Scouts 2009 Repertoire Relámpago >> I. The Forces of Nature Original music by Vince Oliver Malaga by Bill Holman >> II. Two Left-Footed Mambo Baron Cimetiere’s Mambo by Donald Grantham >> III. Love Is in the Air Original music by Vince Oliver >> IV. A Turn to the Dark Side Candela by Gabriela Ortiz >> V. Relámpago’s Triumphant Return Original music by Vince Oliver I’m most looking forward to the feeling you get after a great performance. It’s been a long time since last August, and I can’t wait for the excitement and the crowds. There is nothing in the world like hearing thousands cheering after the most intense 12 minutes of your life.” —Drum Major Jeff Cleveland (age 20) 2935 . ish Hat her Road 401, adison, 53711 • 888.491.8826 • madisons outs.org 54 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 29 6/18/09 4:46:31 PM

MADISON, WISCONSIN e utive ire tor Chris Komnick ire tor Dann Petersen evelo ment ire tor Jeff Spanos Tour oordinator Galen Cook rum a ors Jeff Cleveland, Johnathan Torsak esign Ramiro Barrera (program coordinator), Ken Karlin (visual designer), JC Caceres (choreographer), Vince Oliver (music arranger), Roger Carter (percussion arranger) Brass Nick Williams (caption supervisor), Matt Parker (assistant caption head), Dan Ritacco, Jon Schipper, Jason Robb, Jason Hausback, Jay Hagy, Alex Brough (intern), Will Ehrhardt (intern) er ussion Roger Carter With R AG , the Madison (caption head), Brad Meyer (front ensemble caption Scouts tell the story of a reluctant super- head), Casey Brohard (assistant caption head), hero, a man who gained supernatural Ryan Anderson, Colin Brown, strengths after living a life of crime. Jeff Gleason, Matt Nadolny, Reid Paxton, Pepper Mixing original compositions with Latin Wooters, Chris Whyte, Justin Lewis (audio engineer) Ben and orchestral works, the story offers a Potts (audio and electronics consultant) tale of bold truth, tender love, and harsh olor Guard Tracy Wooton fate. (caption supervisor), The show begins with The Forces Charlotte Morrow (caption head), JC Caceres o ature, which recalls a time when (choreographer), Angie Caceres, Madeleine Relámpago, near death, turns away from Dardeau, Derek Goldenstein his life of crime. The Two Left-Footed isual Ken Karlin (caption supervisor), Neil Adkison ambo portrays the superhero clumsily (caption head) Daphne fumbling with his newly discovered super- Adkison, Chad Armbruster, Tim Darbonne, Taylor Harrell, hero powers. ove s n the Air finds him Sean Moran, Eric Suedmeyer encountering a romance, followed by A Turn to the ar ide, where he valiantly fights the evil forces he once embraced. The show concludes with Rel m ago s Trium hant Return, where the hero completes his transformation into a force for good, ready to take on all challenges with invulnerable confidence. 2935 . ish Hat her Road 401, adison, 53711 • 888.491.8826 • madisons outs.org 55 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 30 6/18/09 4:46:49 PM

Mandarins 2009 Repertoire Absolute >> Absolute an are Festive Overture, Op. 96 by Dmitri Shostakovich >> Absolute assion Libertango by Astor Piazzolla >> Absolute o Ode to Joy (from Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, “Choral”) by Ludwig van Beethoven >> Absolute Rh thm Ode to Joy (from Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, “Choral”) by Ludwig van Beethoven >> Absolute elo it Partita by Philip Sparke I think fans will be most surprised by our new attitude. We’re going to be “throwing down” right out of the gate! We may look smaller than some other corps, but don’t let that fool you: The Mandarins are ready to put on a power-packed performance!” —Drum Major Santiago Sabado (age 21) . . o 22297, a ramento, A 95831 • 916.395.8310 • mandarins.org 56 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 31 6/18/09 4:47:01 PM

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA Director Raymond Mar Drum Majors Santiago Sabado, David Mori esign Gregory Mar (program coordinator), Dan Fong (brass arranger), Scott Johnson (percussion arranger), Vince Oliver (front ensemble arranger) Brian Mar (drill designer), George Armenta (color guard choreographer), Edmer Lazaro (color guard choreographer), Suko Quan (Color guard choreographer), Wayne Downey (music consultant), John Bradford (visual/movement consultant) Brass Chris McCoy (caption head), Chris Adachi, Jay Balk, Milt Gee, Jon Holloway, Eric Martin, Jim Tabuchi, Vince Underwood Percussion Blair Williams (caption head), Paul Curci, Richard LeGerrette, Thomas Linder, Josh Luedtke, Sean Some definitions of the word Mar, Tanya Ross, Scott “absolute” include “ultimate,” “bound- Tanaka Color Guard Tiffany Braniff less” and “total,” terms that apply nicely (caption head), Jennifer to Mandarins’ production of the same Chin, Jhay Delos Reyes, Jacquelyn Wong name, ABSOLUTE. Each piece of music Visual Ron Munekawa might be considered the ultimate repre- (caption head, staff coordinator), Chris Baudino, sentation of its original idiom. For many, Joel Ducore, Ben Duncan, Chris Huebschle, Bryan Dmitri Shostakovich’s “Festive Overture” Stroh, Blake Underwood, is the Absolute Fanfare, proclaiming Gaw Vang, Kenneth Yee trength and onditioning majestic brilliance. Astor Piazzolla’s Consultant Christopher “Libertango” unveils the stylish sultriness DaPrato of the corps with an Absolute Passion that exudes sensuality. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, “Choral” underscores two segments: The first reflects Absolute Joy; the second Absolute Rhythm. Philip Sparke’s “Partita” is a work of Absolute Velocity, closing the show with a virtuoso display of technical brilliance that cata- pults the corps across the field. . . o 22297, a ramento, A 95831 • 916.395.8310 • mandarins.org 57 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 32 6/18/09 4:47:19 PM

Pacific Crest 2009 Repertoire El Corazon de la Gente >> Danzas Sinfonicas by Julian Orbon >> Sinfonia India by Carlos Chavez >> Pampeana #3 by Alberto Ginastera First of all, our new look will catch a lot of fans by surprise. When fans see us for the first time, they’ll be surprised by the talent our performers are bringing on the field this season. It’s a passionate and intense show: I don’t want to give too much away, but our program will definitely leave audiences wanting more!” —Drum Major Mark Kveton (age 19) 21231 ountain Spring oa , ia on Bar, A 917 5 • 909.598.59 1 • pa i i re t.org 58 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 33 6/18/09 4:47:28 PM

DIAMOND BAR, CALIFORNIA e utive ire tor Stuart Pompel Drum Majors Zach Headden, Mark Kveton, Robert Decoste esign Jeff Sterrett (program coordinator), Jeff Fackler (drill and visual design), Dale Leaman (music coordinator), Matt Altmire (percussion arranger), Ariel Campos (percussion arranger) Brass Mark Gunderson (caption head), Brad Davis, Brandon Johnson, Darren Loney, Adam Wolf er ussion Matt Altmire (caption head, arranger), Ariel Campos (arranger), Kelly Flickinger, Brandon Kovacic, Lucas Critchfield, Daniel Wahl, Suasn Willmering Color Guard Ben Contreras (caption head), Kelly Davis, John Escalante, Jennifer a i i rest s EL CORAZON Johnson, Jenny Manio, Jason Pascual, Austin Roy DE LA GENTE reflects the dynamic Visual Chris Cowling lives of a vibrant Latin American people (caption head), Pablo Coppola, Steven Estudillo, and their sense of community though James Hollis, Kurt Kilgus, Matt Lackey, David Pham life’s many challenges. “Danzas Sinfonicas,” by Julian Orbon, presents images of a dusty village awak- ening for a day of celebration, complete with mariachis street band, explosive fire- works and colorful piñatas. Church bells call the village to worship in the soulful “Mass” from H. Owen Reed’s La Fiesta Mexicana. The haunting melody of Carlos Chavez’s “Sinfonia India” reflects on the community of faith, hope and love. Alberto Ginastera’s “Pampeana No. 3” ends as the peaceful sunset settles upon the village. Clifton Williams’ “Symphonic Dance No. 3, Fiesta” blasts forth to rejoice in the completion of another day of living for a community facing the chal- lenges of the future while honoring the traditions of the past. 21231 ountain rings Road, iamond ar, A 91765 • 909.598.5961 • a i i rest.org 59 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 34 6/18/09 4:47:41 PM

Phantom Regiment 2009 Repertoire The Red Violin >> The Red Violin (from the film The Red Violin) by John Corigliano >> Fantasy Variations on a Theme by Paganini by James Barnes >> Paganini Variations by Witold Lutoslawski >> Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Sergei Rachmaninoff >> Caprice XXIV Paganini by Benny Goodman >> Paganini Variations by Philip Wilby I’m looking forward to playing great music with this year’s corps. ‘The Red Violin’ will be another story-based show that has the potential to be very entertaining. As usual, winning isn’t a priority for us: We’re here to inspire and perform for our audience.” —Conductor Koji Mori (age 21) 5050 . tate treet, Ro ord, 61108 2393 • 815.226.2835 • regiment.org 60 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 35 6/22/09 9:43:31 AM

ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS e utive ire tor Rick Valenzuela rogram ire tor Dan Farrell Tour ire tor Allan Dekko Assistant Tour ire tors Will Pitts, John Haney, Nick Peterson, Sean Zangeneh Conductor Koji Mori rogram Advisors Dr. Dan Richardson, Tony Hall Brass J.D. Shaw (arranger, caption head), Freddy Martin (program consultant), Andrea Brown, Dave Cooksey, Taylor Criswell, Dr. Chip Crotts, Mason Daffinee, Jeremy Figlewicz, Michael Martin, Sam Pilafian, Kevin Rabon, Chris Rugila er ussion Paul Rennick (arranger, caption head), Sandi Rennick (arranger), Ellis Hampton, Jeff Hassan, Danny Hawkins, Mike In THE RED VIOLIN, Phantom Hodges, Josh Love, Brian Lowe, Jeremy Noyes, Scott Regiment tells a poignant story of love, Simon, Mark Teal Color Guard Rick Subel deception, forgiveness and redemption. (designer, caption Act 1 focuses on a young, poor musi- head), Michael James (choreographer), Sara cian trying to support his new bride. After Abramson, Alex Cruz, Becky finding a magical violin, he becomes a Finch, Andria Foerch, Tricia Gooley, Annie Pelka, KC virtuoso and is showered with praise Perkins, Carrie Short isual Nick Scotella and riches. He is carried away by sudden (designer), Dwight Emmert fame and adulation in Act 2, and after a (caption head), Chris Agwu, Jay Emmert, Ben Firkus, triumphant concert, a seductress steals Mallory Klaunig, Drew his heart from his loyal wife. Act 3 opens Solomonson as he’s in a rapturous nightclub dance with the seductress. At the opportune moment, she steals his violin and flees into the night. Distraught to the point of hysteria in Act 4, he curses his stupid- ity and begs his wife for forgiveness. Reunited, they set off to confront the thief, and upon finding her, recover the violin. And then, in true storybook fash- ion, they live happily ever after. 5050 . tate treet, Ro ord, 61108 2393 • 815.226.2835 • regiment.org 61 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 36 6/18/09 4:48:11 PM

Pioneer 2009 Repertoire Celtic Trinity >> Celtic Dances by Brian Balmages >> Into the Raging River by Steven Reinecke As always, it’s my hope that the fans will enjoy what the 2009 Pioneer brings to the field. We work hard to preserve our traditions of excellence in musicianship, athleticism, and showmanship. I think fans will be pleased to see Pioneer maintain many of its wonderful traditions—with some modern variations. —Drum Major Jackie Bilder (age 19) 4601 Holt Avenue, il au ee, 53219 • 414.327.2847 • ioneer or s.org 62 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 37 6/18/09 4:48:18 PM

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ire tor Roman Blenski Per onnel anager Murray Davis anager Lansing Dimon, Tandy Gourd ru a or Jackie Bilder, Brian Wilson Progra oor inator Joseph Kuerzi Bra Donny Allen (arranger, caption head), Ben Love, Oscar Escobar, Lansing Dimon, Clay Wachholz Per u ion Adam Hill (arranger, caption head), Andrew Dittrich, Andrew Strauss, Andrew Stawick, Jenn Tarka, David Hochstetter (front ensemble caption head), Brandon Reimers olor uar Seth Pearson (designer, caption head), Liz Mitton, Tandy Gourd i ual James Wroblewski (designer), Chad Quamme T e nu er 3 dominates (caption head), Kim Wallace, Stephen West, John Diver, Pioneer’s T T T —both as a Michele Bouman, John visual image and as an expression of Demore underlying belief. It is reflected in the three interwoven circles that Ireland’s patron St. Patrick used to embody Christian belief in the Holy Trinity—three persons in one God. Brian Balmages’ “Three Celtic Dances” opens the show with three segments of the brass taking turns driving a selection of traditional Irish folk tunes. The battery—also in three segments—adds the flavor of tradi- tional Irish bodhrán drums. Look for the three revolving shamrocks that coalesce into one large version of Ireland’s famed three-leaf clover. The guard splits into three segments for Steven Reinecke’s powerful “Into the Raging River”— accompanied by flags that erupt in color—before the conclusion of the show where the entire corps reunites into the three interlocking rings of the Trinity. 01 olt Avenue, il au ee, 53219 • 1 .327.28 7 • pioneer orp .org 63 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 38 6/18/09 4:48:31 PM

Santa Clara Vanguard 2009 Repertoire Ballet for Martha >> Ballet for Martha by Aaron Copland Look for a few surprises in 2009 from the Santa Clara Vanguard! Our goal is for audiences to leave feeling uplifted by our rendition of ‘Ballet for Martha.’ Fans may be a little shocked by the use of electronics in the front ensemble, but once they hear the final product, I think they will agree that electronics—when used tastefully— can actually add to the overall musical effect in a very positive way.” —Assistant Drum Major Ronny Sunnaa (age 17) 1795 a e ar rive, anta lara, A 95054 • 408.727.5532 • s vanguard.org 64 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 39 6/18/09 4:48:41 PM

SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA Chief Executive Officer Jeff Fiedler Chief Operating Officer Kathy Serksnis ire tor o Operation George Brown Tour ire tor J.W. Koester ru a or Stephanie Lee, Ronny Sunnaa Design Mike McCool (program coordinator), Denise Bonfiglio (staff coordinator), Jon Vanderkolff (program designer), Key Poulan (brass arranger/ composer), Brian Mason (percussion arranger/ composer), Peter Weber (visual coordinator/ designer), Jeff Lee (electronics composer/ coordinator), Carol Abohatab (color guard designer) Brass Andre Feagin (caption manager), Francis Franqui, Trevor Parrish, Corey Heddon, Steven Hopkins, Santa Clara Vanguard’s Stuart Shulman, Rick South BALLET FOR MARTHA is based Per u ion Murray Gusseck (caption manager), Lonny on Aaron Copland’s 1942 work, simply Benoit (front ensemble titled, Ballet. Written for choreographer coordinator), Danny Raymond, Matt Ramey, Chris and dancer Martha Graham, the music Cyr, Leo Sanchez, Mark Eichenberger, Kent Cater, was later arranged for full orchestra and Jonathan Steele, Walter Powell, Jim Ragsdale given the name Graham bestowed upon olor uar Jennifer it, Appalachian Spring—inspired by a Leseth (caption manager), poem about a mountain source for clear, Jim Moore, Andy Mroczek, John Leonard, Alexis Velez, fresh water. Amanda Morris, LeAnne Hlavka, Rory Duffey, Kristen Vanguard’s interpretation centers on the Whiting original 13-instrument ballet version and Visual Sly Sybilski (caption manager), Mike Tarr, Ashley poses the intriguing question, “What would Donaldson, Andy Waldukat, Martha Graham do if she were choreo- Matt Guthrie, Carlos Gonzales, Matt Lamm, Kiel graphing for a modern drum corps?” The Senninger show is infused with the spirit of youth, optimism and hope that’s in the fabric of Copland’s score. Although some of the musical themes will be recognizable due to the enduring popularity of “Appalachian Spring,” much of the production focuses on lesser known segments of the original ballet, thus treating the audience to a fresh take on an American classic. 1795 Spa e Par rive, Santa lara, A 9505 • 08.727.5532 • vanguar .org 65 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 40 6/18/09 4:48:58 PM

Spirit 2009 Repertoire Live...In Concert! >> Song for America by Kerry Livgren >> Carry On Wayward Son by Kerry Livgren >> Point of Know Return by Steve Walsh, Phil Ehart, Robert Steinhardt >> Dust in the Wind by Kerry Livgren >> Journey from Mariabronn by Kerry Livgren, Steve Walsh This year, the corps has hit the ground running. The work ethic is phenomenal, and everyone associated with the corps cannot wait to get this show on the field. It promises to be one that spectators will be talking about and singing in the car on the way home.” —Drum Major Lauren Lingerfelt (age 20) P.O. Box 1295, a onville, A 3 2 5 • 25 .3 3.9710 • pirit ru orp .org 66 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 41 6/18/09 4:49:07 PM

JACKSONVILLE, ALABAMA xe utive ire tor Joel Vincent ire tor o Progra ing an u ation Mark Waymire A i tant ire tor or ogi ti al Operation Mark Riel A ini trative A i tant or Operation an anage ent Matthew Burns Tour anager Linda Blezinger ru a or Lauren Lingerfelt e ign Mark Waymire, Scott Boerma, Shane Gwaltney, Eric Willie, Todd Snead, John Scruggs, Sean Womack, Robby DuFresne, Jill Brennan, Kyle Coleman Bra Dr. Ray Vasquez (co-caption head), Mark Waymire (co-caption head), Scott Boerma (arranger), Spirit LIVE...IN CONCERT! Andy Putnam, Todd Snead, Patrick Hinton, Joe Musick, brings the music of Kansas—one of Scott Schumann, Steve McKeithen, Adam Seltzer, America’s most iconic and enduring pro- Jacob Garlinger, Alex Blue gressive rock bands—to the field. This Per u ion Shane Gwaltney (coordinator, battery high-energy show offers an “all-access arranger), Eric Willie (front pass” to one of the band’s legendary per- ensemble arranger), Joe Hobbs (co-caption head), formances, starting from the backstage Sean Womack (co-caption head), Will Campbell, Jami pre-show preparations to the final encore Fennell, Mario Taylor, Josh to thousands of delirious fans. King, Matt Jordan, Mark Hunter, Dan Mihalko Drum corps audiences will rock along olor uar Robby DuFresne to a selection of the band’s biggest hits (designer), Jill Brennan (designer), Lori Blessing from its 1970s and ’80s heyday, includ- (caption head), Lisa Girard, George Furlipa, Stephanie ing “Carry On Wayward Son,” and “Point DiMartino of Know Return,” songs that pulled off i ual John Scruggs (caption head), G. Jon Thomman, one of the rarest of combinations in pop- Mark Waymire (coordinator), ular music by being accessible enough Pete Correia, Adam Chitta, Andrew Gaskill, Marie to appeal to a wide audience while main- Lauten, Ray Holland, Steve Morrisette, Kyle Coleman taining a musical complexity that has (consultant) become a rarity in today’s pop world. If you’ve never had the chance to hear the band live in concert, now’s your chance to make up for it. P.O. Box 1295, a onville, A 3 2 5 • 25 .3 3.9710 • pirit ru orp .org 67 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 42 6/20/09 10:55:30 AM

Troopers 2009 Repertoire Western Side Story >> Cave by Russell Peck >> Adelina De Maya, Movement 2 by Joseph Curiale >> One Hand, One Heart/ John Dunbar Theme by Leonard Bernstein/John Barry >> Spaghetti Western, Movement 3 (Noon of Fire)/ Gun Battle (from Billy the Kid) by Michael Daugherty/Aaron Copland >> Pentium by Peter Graham This season we have a lot of returning members, and the new guys are all very talented, so the potential for us to be great is there. The fans are going to be surprised with our performance level; our standards have gotten higher and we are really working hard to give them a very entertaing show.” —Drum Major Corey Moore (age 20) . . o 375, as er, 82601 • 307.472.2141 • troo ersdrum or s.org 68 DCI Souvenir Yearbook WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 43 6/18/09 4:49:28 PM

CASPER, WYOMING e utive ire tor Mike Ottoes Director Fred Morris Tour anager Veronica Castro rum a or Corey Moore esign Ralph Hardimon (music director), Scott Koter (consultant), Gordon Henderson (consultant) Dean Westman (program coordinator, brass arranger), David Reeves (percussion arranger), Dan Wiles (visual coordinator), Mitch Rogers (visual design) Brass Scott Lee Atchison (caption head), Jayme Taylor (high brass coordinator), James Nufer, Fuller Lyon (low brass coordinator), Lisa Tatum, Trevor Bailey, Taylor Smith er ussion Kevin Welborn (caption head), Derek Fields, Chris Lennox, Mike Dow, Trica Tedford, KJ Stafford, The conflict between American fron- Jeff Queen (consultant) tiersmen and Native Americans has been olor Guard Jeff Cash (caption head), Whitney the subject of countless Hollywood pro- Stone, Emily Styron, Karen ductions. Tragic love within such conflict Prince, Christina Rutan isual Nick Benson (caption is another enduring theme, perhaps best head), Adam Oswald, depicted in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Dylan Thompson, Grant McWilliams, Kyle Thompson, Juliet—the play that forms the basis of the Kyle Trader, Ben Cowden classic American musical West Side Story. Troopers combine these two disparate genres in WESTERN SIDE STORY, a re- imagination of the Shakespeare’s tragic love story set in the American West, where love once again attempts to rise above vicious fighting between oppos- ing forces. The sound of a heartbeat is interrupted by a charging cavalry, instantly raising the tension level. Segments of the Bernstein musical are interspersed among other works to heighten the energy. When a Trooper falls in love with a Native American girl, a rumble ensues between the two civilizations—neither of which can accept the forbidden romance. As the forc- es collide, can love ultimately win out? . . o 375, as er, 82601 • 307.472.2141 • troo ersdrum or s.org 69 WorldCorps-EM_REV.indd 44 6/20/09 10:58:13 AM

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Citations BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 2009 Repertoire Portraits of Desire >> Michelangelo 70 by Astor Piazolla >> Libertango by Astor Piazolla >> Vincent by Don McLean >> Day Danse by Chick Corea >> Nights in White Satin by Justin Hayward Executive Director Donna Monte Drum Major Dave Macuga Design Richard Rigolini (staff coordinator), Fred Ford (program consultant), Edward Devlin (visual designer), The colorful heritage of Spanish music Lennie Machado (color guard designer) permeates the sounds and rhythms of Citations’ Brass Aaron Goldberg PORTRAITS OF DESIRE, which takes us through the (arranger), Larry Lacey, Jason Carter, Bill Solari, Joe stages of longing, from mere want to more intense McCarthy need and then to the overwhelming grip of outright Percussion Charlie Poole Jr. (arranger), Matt McGuire obsession. The first two “portraits” are by tango (front ensemble arranger), master Astor Piazolla: The seductive melodies of Cassandra Dutile, Jay Coy, James Foulis, Alex Fowler, “Michelangelo 70” and “Libertango” unleash a Chris Slipp, Josh Symanski, Michael Wasielewski craving of passion. Don McLean’s “Vincent” recalls Color Guard Lennie Machado impressionistic artist Van Gogh’s struggle for accep- (designer), Erika Johnsson (designer), John Duffy, Amy tance, both of his unorthodox life and of an artistic Foley vision that was ahead of its time. Chick Corea’s Visual Evan Tropp (lead instructor), Michael Barsano, “Day Danse” brings to life the seductive dances of Brent Glimore, Laurel Kelly, Spain. A tale of unrequited love underpins Mario Anthony Montesion, Eric Poster, Vanessa Savy (movement and Frangoulis’ classically influenced treatment of the dance) Moody Blues’ “Nights in White Satin,” as what started as a simple yearning develops into a full- fledged obsession. . . o 379, urlington, A 01803 • 781.570.9436 • itations.org 75 OpenCorps copy.indd 2 6/23/09 10:03:45 AM

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Dutch Boy KITCHENER, ONTARIO 2009 Repertoire Bizarro >> Bizarro by Michael Daugherty >> The Clown (from A Little Russian Circus) by Anthony DiLorenzo >> Lex by Michael Daugherty Program Coordinator Peter Jones Brass Mike Falla (caption head), Nick Klawitter (arranger), Sean De Groote, Geoff Lee Percussion Joe Shuker “Reality” is highly overrated. That’s (arranger, caption head), Rich one reason so many gravitate toward the world of Burrows (consultant), Doug Downer, Tony Shuker, Diane comic books, and it explains the enduring appeal of King, Tyson Anderson, Levon Bristol a series like the iconic “Superman,” which first hit Color Guard Angela Klawitter newsstands in 1938. Over the past seven decades, (caption head), Josh Coit, Jamie Bannon a number of the series’ characters have become Visual Gareth Skipp (designer, fixtures in American pop culture. caption head), Justin Qualls, Will Lee, Kyle Nealy One such character is Bizarro, who was created by a duplicating ray used on Superman by his main nem- esis, Lex Luthor. He lends his name to Dutch Boy’s alternate reality show, BIZARRO, and to the show’s opening tune, composed by Michael Daugherty. Daugherty also wrote the following piece, “Lex.” Those pieces—along with Anthony DiLorenzo’s “The Clown” (from A Little Russian Circus)— accompany unorthodox visuals to create a break from traditional programming and an escape from our daily dose of “reality.” P.O. Box 27038, it ener, O 2 2 • 519.722.51 7 • ut oy ru orp . o 77 OpenCorps copy.indd 3 6/20/09 12:17:59 PM

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Oregon Crusaders PORTLAND, OREGON 2009 Repertoire Equilibrium >> Philadelphia Stories Tell-Tale Harp Bells for Stokowski by Michael Daugherty Executive Director Dr. Philip Marshall Director Michael Quillen Tour Director Danny Orrantia Drum Majors Samantha Rohrich, Rachel McCoy EQUILIBRIUM is a state in which every- Design Todd Zimbleman (program coordinator, thing seems to be in balance. It can be found in brass arranger), Jeff Bush (percussion arranger), Travis science and mathematics, economics—or just the Moddison (front ensemble blissful sense of having our lives in balance we may arranger), JC Caceres (visual/ color guard designer) feel while sitting under an umbrella at the beach. Brass Travis Moddison For Oregon Crusaders, equilibrium exists when the (caption head), Ray Severns, Bryan Thomas, Stacey Garcia, mind, body and soul are in harmony. Selections Michael Quillen are by contemporary American composer Michael Percussion Jeff Bush (caption head), Micah Brusse, Eric Daugherty. “Philadelphia Stories” explores what Yahrmarkt, Krystle Dutton, Will happens when things fall out of balance: Positive Archamboult Color Guard Ryan Valencia and negative elements attract and repel each other, (caption head), Robin constantly seeking a center where things are stable. Galbraith, Kris Miller, Chad Greife, Angie Caceres, Brett The eye-tricking magic of trompe-l’oeil brings an Harbur added dimension to the field. It serves as a recur- Visual Nick Benson (co-caption head), Mitchell Clark ring visual element in “Tell-Tale Heart” and “Bells (co-caption head), Jennifer Quillen, Dillon Miller, Dylan for Stokowski,” reinforcing the show’s essential Thompson, Brad Ray, Karl themes: What’s real and what’s the illusion? And Rinder what will bring everything back into Equilibrium? 22700 illi an oa , Portlan , O 97231 • 503. 21.3 99 • oregon ru a er .org 81 OpenCorps copy.indd 5 6/18/09 4:56:47 PM

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Revolution SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 2009 Repertoire ElementALL >> Heat of the Day by Pat Metheny >> August’s Rhapsody by Mark Mancina >> To Tame the Perilous Skies by David Holsinger >> Simple Gifts by Joseph Brackett Director Johnny Rodriguez Tour Manager Dan Dickenson Tour Coordinator Abel Rodriguez Business Manager Michael Quigley Administrative Assistant Jake Edel Graphic Design/ Merchandising Dave Arnold In Revolution’s 10th anniversary show, Conditioning Shane Wiggley ELEMENTALL, the corps links together life’s four Drum Majors Angelique Juarez, Matt MacKowiack essential elements with past, present, and future. Design Bill Clark (brass This call to appreciate what we’re given opens with arranger), Carlos Botello (percussion arranger), Pat Metheny’s “Heat of the Day,” a hectic dash Scott Ward (front ensemble through a shifting series of time signatures. Mark arranger), Ajay Riojas (visual design), Oliver Bullock (drill Manina’s “August’s Rhapsody” (from the movie design), Johnny Rodriguez (program design) August Rush) resounds with the brash confidence so Brass Julian Howard (caption well dramatized by that film. David Holsinger’s “To head), Albert Vela, Roel Sanchez, Joseph Raymond Tame the Perilous Skies” celebrates how standing Percussion Carlos Botello up to life’s confrontations can help us triumph over (caption head), Kenji Okubo, Aaron Capers, Danny Garcia, the many challenges each of us face. Finally, we’re Peter Hilborn; Stuart Spoon, brought back to center with the austere beauty of Patrick Sinclair, Tyler Orbison (consultants) the Shaker hymn “Simple Gifts,” reminding us to Color Guard Ajay Riojas cherish the simple things in life, which brings us (caption head), Bryan Espinosa, Rodney Thomas, Ruben back to another kind of triumph: finding joy in life’s Alejandre “simple gifts” that often go unappreciated. Visual Alan Lang (caption head), Felix Hernandez, Scott Hively, Chad Ellis, James Hanes P.O. Box 15950, San Antonio, TX 78212 • 210.255.8392 • revolutionypa.org 85 OpenCorps copy.indd 7 6/18/09 1:19:37 PM

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