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College life starts well for Devon, as he has a girlfriend and a spot on the field. Things begin to sour when Sean, Devon's percussion leader, begins to grow weary of his cocky attitude. Sean later challenges Devon to take a solo in his first game, believing the freshman will panic and be embarrassed in front of everyone. Sean is shocked and subsequently humiliated when Devon takes the solo, upsetting Dr. Lee. As punishment, Dr. Lee orders Sean to clean the drums. This sets up some tension in the drumline which is exacerbated when Dr. Lee is told by President Wagner, the school's president, to change his focus from music to entertainment, otherwise he could potentially lose his funding. Lee does not want to give Devon more playing time because of his lack of respect and selfish attitude. Upon learning he lied on his college application about knowing how to read music, Devon is demoted to P4 by Dr. Lee until he learns, but reluctantly gives him his P1 spot back when Wagner pressures Dr. Lee to do so. However, after inflaming a fight with a visiting band at A&T's homecoming game after Devon plays on an opposing band member's drum (a serious insult in drumline mythos), Devon is expelled from the band by Dr. Lee. The fight also strains his relationship with Laila, as she is embarrassed to introduce him to her parents, who attended the game.

Devon contacts A&T's rival school Morris Brown College, to discuss playing for their band next season. Mr. Wade, Brown's band leader, says that Devon does not need to know how to read music and will likely get a full scholarship and a good position on the drumline. When Wade wants to know what Dr. Lee is planning for the BET Big Southern Classic (a large competition of college bands), Devon realizes Mr. Wade was merely trying to use him to steal A&T's performance plans, and that his heart and honor are still with the A&T band. Disgusted with both Mr. Wade and himself, he rejects the scholarship offer from the rival band and returns to A&T.

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At the Classic, the bands are shown performing a mixture of popular songs. Morris Brown's band even gets rapper Petey Pablo to perform during their routine. A&T is not fazed by this and performs their mix of retro and current sounds. A tie results in the Morris Brown and A&T drumlines facing off against each other. Dr. Lee allows Devon to play for this face-off, showing his faith in Devon's improved character and in thanks for all the hard work he has done in getting the band ready for the Classic. Morris Brown goes first and A&T responds. Morris Brown's second cadence includes their snares moving forward and playing on the A&T drums (the same move that incited the fight at A&T's homecoming game), then throwing down their sticks. The A&T line manages to hold their composure in the face of the insult. They play their cadence and, in the middle, throw down their sticks, mimicking the Morris Brown actions, but then the entire line pulls out another set of sticks and continues playing. They end their routine in the faces of the Morris Brown drumline, but instead of playing on their drums, the line all drop their sticks onto the other drumline's drums. The judges award the win to A&T.

The Detroit Lions Drumline are an elite group of high energy percussion artists that provide entertainment to 65,000 fans at Ford Field! The drumline also serves as brand ambassadors and role models to inspire youth within the community. Their mission is to lead fans with their top drumming talent and create an energetic and exciting atmosphere no matter where they go!

Jonathon Maher is a junior studying industrial and systems engineering from Geneva, Illinois. He is a third-year band member and plays quads in the drumline. He chose USC for the engineering program, and he always wanted to go to school in California. Jonathon was on the fence about continuing band in college, but after the first few days of band camp, he knew he found something special in the TMB. His favorite trip was to Chicago and Notre Dame in 2021, and his favorite memory was beating UCLA in 2022 at the Rose Bowl.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to uscdrumline@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to chat. To see what the drumline is up to, follow us on Instagram @usctmbdrums. See you soon and FIGHT ON!!

The NHS Drumline is a student led organization that exists to provide an extracurricular opportunity for youth to experience, and express themselves, through the art of music. The goal of drumline is to provide a unique, exciting entertainment experience to the North High Community and local audiences.

The Carolina Band Drumline includes USC students of all backgrounds and majors who desire to perform at the absolute highest level. The Carolina Band Drumline rehearses Tuesday through Friday during the fall semester, with an additional hour sectional one night per week. The drumline performs both with the Carolina Band and as a solo entity.

Not your typical drumline, Blue Thunder uses a variety of rhythms and visuals, incorporating rock and roll drumming alongside drum corps style, endearing them to Seahawks fans of all ages. Blue Thunder is also available for parades, parties and corporate event appearances.

When Blue Thunder isn't playing at Lumen Field on Seahawks game days, they can be found bringing the sounds of game days directly to fans all around town. If you're interested in scheduling Blue Thunder for your event, simply fill out our request form below. All requests must be submitted in writing at least 4 weeks prior to your event. We will not accept telephone, fax or email requests. The Seahawks Blue Thunder drumline is available year-around, with the exception of the two weeks surrounding annual auditions in the spring. Non-Profit (501C3) and Educational Organizations receive a 30% discount.

Thanks to all of the participants in our 2023 Free Drumline Clinics!! Clinics take place during the 2023 Spring Semester, Wednesdays, 7-9pm, at the UToledo Center for Performing Arts on Main Campus. Contact Mr. Leithauser at toledodrumline@gmail.com if you are interested in participating!

The purpose of these free events is to provide high school and college percussionists the opportunity to learn techniques and to develop their skills in a traditional drumline setting. These clinics are an excellent development opportunity for students planning to audition for college drumlines this spring, summer, or fall. Participants will drum alongside members of the UToledo Rocket Marching Band Drumline, and receive instruction from the UT Drumline Instructor, Anthony Leithauser.

Our drumline is an integral part of the Marching Jayhawks. Beginning with the entry cadence of our traditional Pregame show, to our entertaining halftime shows, and good vibes in the stands, our drumline provides the pulse for it all!

There are several clinics for current and prospective drumline members this spring and summer. These free camps provide an excellent opportunity for potential students to meet current members, sharpen their skills, and become acquainted with the techniques used in the KU Drumline.

These sessions are an opportunity to play in a relaxed atmosphere and meet our instructors and returning members. They are open to returning drumline members, as well as students at KU and high school students. Parking is available ($) in the Allen Fieldhouse parking garage across the street from Murphy Hall.

Those students who make the drumline will report and begin Drumline Camp on Tuesday, August 8. Students who live in KU housing will be able to move-in that day. Drumline camp runs morning, afternoon, and evenings beginning with the first meeting on the evening of Tuesday, August 8. Note that final instrument placement (snare, bass, tenors, or cymbals) will be assigned early in the Drumline Camp.

Marching percussion at WSU provides an excellent opportunity to keep those rudimental chops in shape. We move, groove, and entertain! We are both a section within the Cougar Marching Band and a standalone drumline that performs at sporting events outside of football.

This packet contains all the exercises that we play. Once we select the drumline, all members will be given the full drumline book which includes cadences and short drum cheers. The audition will consist of the following provided criteria which differs for each instrument:

If you have questions about marching band, or specifically about drumline, you can visit our FAQ page, the University of Minnesota Marching Band website, contact me and the Leaders, or call the marching band office at 612-624-2514.

The IU Drumline functions as an integral part of the IU Marching Hundred, and takes great pride in maintaining a consistently high standard of excellent performance. Drumline members memorize over 60 minutes of music, including 6 halftime shows, a 20-minute pregame performance, numerous cadences, solos, fight songs, and stand tunes. This dedication has made the IU Drumline one of the greatest university drumlines in the country.

IU Drumline members can count among its alumni many professional musicians, top-flight music educators, and leaders in the percussion field. Members of the IU drumline have performed with WGI and DCI groups such as the Bluecoats, The Blue Devils, Carolina Crown, Cavaliers, Blue Stars, Blue Knights, Cadets, Star of Indiana, Legends, Shadow, Music City Mystique, Rhythm X, Legacy, Veritas and INov8.

The Mustang Band only utilizes a battery drumline consisting of snare drums, tenor drums, bass drums, and cymbals. If you do not own one of these instruments, please contact your current band director to see if you might be able to utilize one for the audition. Otherwise, please email the drumline instructor in order to schedule a live audition (at which point you can use one of our instruments.)

Drumline auditions are particularly competitive. Therefore, if you feel comfortable with more than one percussion instrument, it is acceptable to submit separate video auditions for each. Moreover, if you have experience (and are proficient) on a woodwind or brass instrument, you may wish to submit a separate audition on that instrument as possible fallback solution in case you are not accepted into the drumline. If you decide to pursue either of these suggestions, please email Dr. Waldron and the drumline instructor to let them know. 2351a5e196