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Velvet Knights make wishes come true

by Jim Claytor, DCW staff
musicforfilm@yahoo.com

This article originally appeared in the June 2010 issue of Drum Corps World.

Publisher’s note: The exclusive material posted on this Drum Corps World Web page and in the archives has previously been presented in the print version of our monthly tabloid newspaper. We do this to show visitors what types of articles are available, but only a small percentage is included here. The publication offers a variety of topics and cannot be...

February 05, 2011

The man behind the “voice” of the DCA Championships

by Bill Flaker, DCW staff
wrflaker@aol.com

This article originally appeared in the July 2010 issue of Drum Corps World.

Publisher’s note: The exclusive material posted on this Drum Corps World Web page and in the archives has previously been presented in the print version of our monthly tabloid newspaper. We do this to show visitors what types of articles are available, but only a small percentage is included here. The publication offers a variety of topics and cannot be found elsewhere...

January 31, 2011

A tradition lives on with members of the Archer-Epler Musketeers

This article originally appeared in the August 2010 issue of Drum Corps World.

Publisher’s note: The exclusive material posted on this Drum Corps World Web page and in the archives has previously been presented in the print version of our monthly tabloid newspaper. We do this to show visitors what types of articles are available, but only a small percentage is included here. The publication offers a variety of topics and cannot be found elsewhere on the Web. PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING TO DRUM CORPS WORLD! We offer not only current news,...

January 02, 2011

From drum corps member to published author

by Barbara Ferrer

This article originally appeared in the August 2010 issue of Drum Corps World.

Publisher’s note: The exclusive material posted on this Drum Corps World Web page and in the archives has previously been presented in the print version of our monthly tabloid newspaper. We do this to show visitors what types of articles are available, but only a small percentage is included here. The publication offers a variety of topics and cannot be found elsewhere on the Web. PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING TO DRUM CORPS WORLD! We...

December 16, 2010

Just four little words

by Jim Claytor, DCW staff
musicforfilm@yahoo.com

This article originally appeared in the August 2010 issue of Drum Corps World.

Publisher’s note: The exclusive material posted on this Drum Corps World Web page and in the archives has previously been presented in the print version of our monthly tabloid newspaper. We do this to show visitors what types of articles are available, but only a small percentage is included here. The publication offers a variety of topics and cannot be...

December 16, 2010
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Drum Corps World is published as an on-line electronic magazine by Sights & Sounds, Inc., Madison, WI. It is supported by advertising from manufacturers, service providers, corps, circuits and show sponsors. The publication began in October 1971 at the same time Drum Corps International was formed and has been produced continuously as a tabloid newspaper until April 2011 and on the Internet since May 2011. It is released monthly, as well as six additional e-mail blasts, one in late June, three during July and two in August.

The worldwide staff of writers and photographers provide show reviews during the season and interviews, feature articles, news and human interest stories during the off-season. The photographs that appear in the magazine are provided by 27 staff members who are scattered around the world. The publication covers World and Open Class Drum Corps International corps, Open and Class A Drum Corps Associates corps, alumni, mini-, parade and standstill units, as well as the growing activity in Europe, the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Philippines and South Africa.