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I marched soprano in this show! My one and only season with the Madison Scouts. ;)
I think a mate of mine marched this year. Tez Smith from the UK
hi brother
Pete Donaldson What did he play? The name sounds familiar, but I think he marched the year prior in ‘95.
Daiki Karatsuma Hello!
He played sopranl . He may have marched year before but I'm pretty sure he marched '96 too or may have been 97. He then went out for a few years (for the last few weeks of tours) as a soprano tech.
the Scouts could use Malaguena as their finisher literally every year and I still would never get tired of it lol
Seriously, and I always forget how amazing this year's take was on it.
I competed against this show all summer in 96. It was always a chore to follow these guys. The audience was absolutely spent. All the babies were already thrown! I have to say, this is one of my all-time favorite drum corps shows of any era. They just grabbed you by the short hairs and shook like a rabid dog for the entire duration. They were loud as all creation and so exciting. What a group!
reynolds727 where did you march that summer? I’m probably intimately familiar with your show.
Justin Newberry I marched with the Blue Devils in 92, 93, and 96.
Marched another corps that year as well and yeah it was one of those “F**K! Madison is gonna be here...”
@@reynolds727 1993 BD is one of my favorite shows of all time! Those sop soloists had me in awe!
@@reynolds727 BD was pretty killer that year, too! Huge fan of both ‘96 BD and Madison!
This show is SO GOOD yet so underrated. Especially in the shadow of Madison 95. This is the one I have been waiting for for months!
same
While I love the 95 show.... I personally favor the 96 show over it.
FINALLY SOMEBODY SAYS IT MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SHOW
And now Courtney has seen one of the all-time great three-year runs....Madison 95-97.
Yes they are soprano G bugles. They play Bb trumpets now. The guy you were impressed with is John "Iron Lips" Schipper.
Also, "ok colorguards" may be the cutest shit ever lol
Everyone who has ever march Scouts knows Mr. Iron Lips
Can anybody tell me how I can get in contact with Mr Iron Lips please.
The closer in this show is Malagueña, a song the scouts famously played in 1988, what many people believe to be the greatest closer of all time. Definitely recommend!
Madison has played Malagueña since 1963. I think it is the best drum corps show ever.
@@oldsopplaya yea they played it a bunch of times but it wasn't legendary like it is now until 88. or 1980 if you like super old school style
@@Miyamotospoop13 I marched against them in '63. Is that old enough?
Glenn wow kudos. Who did you march with
@@Miyamotospoop13 I marched with Eau Claire, which is just down the freeway from Madison, and St. Paul Scouts. SPS in my last year, 1965, was 18th in VFW Nationals. We were even with Madison in the 60's but then that was not a good decade for Madison.
There are drum corps that try to impress judges... And those that please the crowds. These guys pleased the crowds. It's such a crime that they placed 5th or 6th. Nobody remembers who won. But this show will always be legendary.
I love Madison, but 96 was a stacked year!! BD tied for 1st with that crime show, I don't remember. But PHANTOM REGIMENT!!! with defiant heart absolutely deserved to win - one of the best DCI shows ever
I saw them live in Circleville Ohio in 96 with my wife and brother. The energy they infused in that stadium was amazing. They just kept coming at you. The lead soloist John Shipper was on point. My all time favorite show and drum corp, fan for life!
Glad you enjoyed, we lived to please the crowd!
Bass two
The drumline this year was HUGE. Most corps run 5 basses, 7-8 snares, and 4 tenors, but Madison decided to run 5 basses, 7 snares, 8 TENORS, and 4 cymbals just because they can.
They had 8 snares but a guy bailed
@c1981 I asked Jeff about the 8 man line he said the auditions that year was full of talent and there were 8 dudes that deserved to be there
6 basses friend
This was definitely an odd lineup for them during the Jeff Moore era. They typically ran 6 tenors, 10 snares, and 6 basses.
Unfortunately it was only five basses after the opener. Poor guy on top bust his head at the end of the opener. How do I know? I was right behind him on drum two. But yes, there 6 basses on the field.
The Madison Scouts went gender inclusive in December 2019, had a cancelled season in 2020, and a shortened one in 2021 where women and nonbinary folks were welcomed to the corp for the first time. I was lucky enough to be one of those first few sisters, and our show paid tribute to the Scouts of old while paving the way for a brilliant future. If you’ve got the time to check it out I highly recommend
I loved y’all show this year!
MYNWA sister! 94-96 bassline
Hi Courtney. So happy you’ve come to be a Madison Scouts fan. I marched Scouts in 1998. Scouts’ hornline always prided itself on being extremely loud and powerful....they always say BYBO..Blow Your Balls Off. Ha ha.
98 was the first show that as a high schooler (in the 90s) made me absolutely cry 100%
That closer is one of my favorites from the scouts
Thanks for being a part of it good sir
Bobby R 98 was a great show. Remembrance is a classic tune!
Tom there's more than one reason scouts are known for BYBO 😜😜
A Drum Corps Fans Dream: Part Dos
8 tenors (what?!?!)
6 bases (5 just isn't enough)
7 snares
4 cymbals
:Brass book parts (guessing here)
6 soprano parts (3 parts each with splits? smokin' soloists)
3 mellophone parts
3 baritone parts
2 contra parts
killer pit
guard spinning their asses off
all while playing some awesome music. Yup - drum corps fans dream.
....if someone marched or taught this show, I would be interested to hear what the part assignments were.
Zach B 8 tenors was by design, 7 snares was because we lost one before the season. Show was originally designed for 6 bass, 8 tenor, 8 snare, 4 cymbal. That horn book was killer and we carried 7 lead sopranos for that show. 3 soprano parts. I was one of the 7 lead sopranos.
@@justinnewberry3900 What I would give to march this show. You guys did a bang up job
Sam Rovito Thanks!
@@justinnewberry3900 Sup brother! Love your commentary on our one and only year with 'The Boys'. Just wanted to add that we didn't "loose" that dude off snare, he quit after the second show on the road. Then, homey had the freakin' huevos to show up a month later at a show in Minnesota (I think) wearing his freakin' jacket! I remember the staff walking back to the busses with it after they bought it back from him.
@@timrugenstein1616 Hey, Tim! Didn’t remember that story, so thanks for adding it! 😂
My absolute FAVORITE Scouts show of all time! My favorite version of Maleguena, and of course the drill!
2 things I remembered about this show. The soprano soloist and the 8 man tenor line in the Drumline. Very rare to have the many, especially when they outnumber the snare line.
yeah. was supposed to be 8/8/6, but snare 8 flaked in like... may or june, and they ended up just going with it. i miss 6-bass Scouts basslines... they mirror the super-high brass arrangements so well, without losing the beef at the low end... but i'm nearing an old man complaint about the way everyone tunes 'em these days... and i don't even have a lawn anymore.... ;)
One of the all-time great sop soloists
Courtney Picking up on Coolness Factor ... ::CHECK::
Using the term Soprano Properly ....... ::CHECK::
96 Part Dos - is a great show in the Madison Scouts history. I personally wasn't a fan of Bolero in this show. It kind of stunted the pacing of the program. Malaguena is always a Scouts classic (hard to beat 1988 version... but who cares?). The "Dream" in this show ( for me ) is Arturro Sandoval's - A Mis Abuelos (the opener). Probably one of the top 5 hardest "Spanish/Latin" charts in DCI history. Obviously, the soloist is a monster. Well done brother!
Scott Boerma's style of arranging brass for Scouts always amazed me. It was my honor to play his charts and be taught by him. I just want to point out that the general fan often goes earblind (yeah I'm making this up) to the range of the Soprano and Baritone book. You have to have 20+ stone cold killer sops to play a Boerma book. Almost all of your notes are so high above the staff that the general listener gets used to it as a "NORMAL" range ... IT'S NOT!!! Those dudes are screaming high notes the entire show.....as a section ...... AS A SECTION!!!! IN TUNE ON G BUGLES. Bust out a keyboard or a trumpet and transpose the notes you hear ..... you'll come to understand and hopefully appreciate the Scouts Brass Books of 89-06 and WHY they have so much sizzle and fire.
I agree about Bolero. When I was a young arranger someone asked me why drum corps always played so high. That is because the horns had a piston and a rotor or two valves. The lower range was not available. I don't think it was unique to Madison but you definitely had to have skills to make this stuff shriek.
We had 7 leads in ‘96. I was one of them and yes, that entire book spent a lot of the show above the staff. I believe the most common note we played in the lead book was an F# above the staff for the entire show. We had double Bb’s and double C’s written in the music. I still have the original charts 24 years later. I believe I still have an original lead chart for El Toro Caliente from ‘95, as well.
@@justinnewberry3900 7 leads or 7 Upper Split leads?
Dan Hurd 7 upper split leads. 22 sopranos in all, iirc.
7 upper split leads, 5 lower split leads, 10 2nd soprano, and 10 3rd soprano parts. Again, if I recall correctly. I could be off in my numbers a bit.
Legendary sop line, glad I got to see it. Scouts have always been underrated. That is dci, it’s not supposed to be an orchestra, but unfortunately the judges are classical guys. Power and ballsy solos that we remember for our lives. That’s why Scouts will always be fan favorites, and burned unjustly by judges.
I absolutely love her genuine reactions. Her attention to the nuances as well. The fact that she notices the “genuflecting” and appreciates it is awesome. Wish there were more people like her.
-Magic 02-03 and BD 06 alum.
Listening to the Madison Scouts always puts me in a good mood. I hope to see them in finals again soon.
You and me both.
Last year, made me very happy.
Knowing what is to come is gonna be grand
@@riddlebobby i'm not sure if they're gonna roll with the same show they had lined up for this summer (assuming they get to march next year [punches table instantly]), but if they do.... hold onto your butts, everybody! haha... i was so geeked to see it live.
Super fun! One of the best!
I also didn’t realize till I saw this again just now how clean the drill was. Drill with such small intervals and WHITE PANTS is almost impossible to clean, but they nailed it. Dang.
I GOT TO TRAVEL WITH VK BOTH 95 AND 96 GOT TO SEE MADISON BOTH YEAR'S ALL SUMMER LONG AND WILL NEVER FORGET THEIR AWESOME SHOW'S MADISON SCOUTS ALWAYS HAVE BEEN ALWAYS WILL BE AWESOME BRING BACK DRUM CORPS SOON👍
VK 95 is amazing! In fact, we were fortunate to pull some ridiculous talent from that corps to Madison for the tenor lines in 96 and 97 seasons.
I don't know if anyone said this previously already but prior to 2000, when the horns were still all keyed in G, Trumpets were Sopranos, Mellophones were Altos (Or mellos depending on the corps, the terms were interchangeable as far as I remember), Baritones and Euphoniums were both called Baritones (Depended on the Corps) and Tubas were Contrabasses. Once DCI allowed any key for horns starting in 2000, everything fell in line with mainstream Bb and F horns, so it became Trumpets, Mellos, Baris (or Euphs), and Tubas.
Someone might have already mentioned this, so sorry if I'm overexplaining. Also this show RULES.
In case no one else mentioned yet, during the quiet intro to Malaguena, someone in the audience yells "Spank Me!" That is followed by someone else replying, "Shut up!"
That always cracked me up on the recording. 😂
I'm so happy to see people reacting to drum corps videos especially this one cause I marched with the racine scouts and was at just about every show Madison scouts were at and got to see their amazing performances live and in person from this show until 98 just amazing and wish I could have once been in the Madison scouts
Love this show! I have it in my collection. I marched in 1975 and 1976 with Guardsmen from the Chicago suburbs. There were several nice corps in the Midwest USA. I marched against them several times. Great corps. We did not make finals in 75, so we bought tickets and saw Scouts win that year's DCI title! Through all the years, fantastic class and style of the great Madison Scouts!❤🎉
I suggested this show too!!!! 96 Scouts are my favorite show of all time
Mine too I can’t believe not a lot of people bring up how great this show is. If only this made first and more drum corps fans would of seen this masterpiece 😢
Fun thing to always look for in older/classic Madison Scouts shows is the very very end when the drumline plays what has come to be known as "Please Stand Up." Which very often, the audience would oblige.
Very often? Try always!
The beat at the end goes Please Stand Please Stand Please Stand UP!
The only problem is everyone is already on their feet by then, usually for the last 30-60 seconds of the show.
Unfortunately I cannot repeat what we yelled AFTER the please stand up beats. It’s a secret only for members, and the crowd is always so loud no one has ever heard it even though we scream it as loud as we can.
The ending (With the triangle "unfolding" ) is my all-time favorite ending, goosebumps every time !
a friend of mine that i have taught with was one of or was the drill writer(s) for this show and he said it's still one of his favs of all time. He is currently a high school algebra teacher in Las Vegas.
Sirs & Madams Entertainment Mike Loeffelholz was the drill writer for this show. Great guy.
Hi Courtney! Great review once again, and I love that you are becoming a fan of Madison! I saw them live way back in 1982, and the power, swagger and showmanship that they exhibited made me dream of one day being a member! That dream came true....I marched 89-90 as a Euphonium/Baritone....two of the best summers of my life!! And I got to do it again as a part of our Madison Scouts Alumni Corps in 2006 and 2014 in the Macy’s Parade! I love seeing all your reviews - not just for us, but for all the Corps...my favorite (other than us) is your 2008 Phantom Regiment review...how you were so moved by the sheer power and the emotional storyline! Anyway, enough of my yacking....just wanted to say great job!! Also...I would love to see you review my rookie season with the Madison Scouts - 1989! I’m sure you would also love our 1988 championship show!!
Pretty wedding ring! It goes well with your beautiful nails! 💜
If you liked that year you should watch the 1980 Madison Scouts. They did a version of "Through the Eyes of Love" from "Ice Castle's" that was fantastic.
It made me smile that she's starting to use drum corps terms right. This was a great show but definitely not 1995. Every corps has an identity, the 90s scouts were badass balls to the wall shows. The Madison Scouts always write shows that audiences want to see. Some corps write shows specifically to get points with the judges and completely miss with the crowd(2008-2013 Blue devils). In either '09 or '10 the Scouts design team actually told the judges they don't care what they think, they are just going for audience entertainment. Judges didn't exactly like that and took the corps a few years to climb out of that hole. MYNWA
greggsovereasy That was actually ‘95. The staff was going to critique after shows and hearing the judges comments and they just didn’t feel like the judges were “getting it” and that’s where the disconnect began. I don’t know if any of the staff attended critique the entire ‘96 season or any time after that under Scott Stewart’s direction.
When the sopranos are leaning back and down, it’s called mojo-ing. 🙃
And BYBO 😂
i remember my dad saw this live and he has told me stories about it!
One of the all time great drum corps shows. Def one of my faves. They were just absolutely on fire that year
Saw this show live in Wausau, Wisconsin. Was the first time I was exposed to drum & bugle corps. Been a fan ever since.
In Bolero, the baritone were able to produce the slide sound of the trombone. AMAZING.
Court,this performormance and your reactions,,solid gold,,{loved the spanish dance} Kent in Ohio.
1996 was A Drum Corps Fans Dream part 2, 1995 was A Drum Corps Fans Dream part 1, both are equally amazing. I agree with you on the Latin music, it's definitely made for Drum Corps, the power and energy with it really gets your heart pumping. The Blue Devils played mostly this style music early on in their years.
There are lots of "A Day in the Life" of Drum Corps videos, they'll definitely give you a new perspective on what these musicians go through to be able to get out there and give their audiences the best performances they can. There are also videos that talk about scoring too.
Drum and bugle ( brass instruments with TWO VALVES) corps, it’s crazy to think that only just recently did they switch over to standard trumpets and other three valved instruments , trombones ,synthesizers , guitars, keytars and voice.
So glad you are watching the glory years of DCI. It's more of an artistic interpretive dance fest now and I've lost one of the great joys of my life.
I agree with you 100% I've lost interest because now it's like watching marching bands. Real Drum Corps is a lost art form. I've been involved since I was nine years old military school learning to play snare drum oh, I played with the olph ridgemen, Floyd Bennett golden eagles 60 and 61, Long Island Sunrisers 64 through 68 Bill's boys first alumni Corps in the country early seventies and started American Spirit senior alumni Corps along with John Dowling who developed the art of back sticking and that was in the early 90s
This year was the only time I've ever tried out for drum corpse. I tried out for first base drum. Did my audition and they loved me. The catch was... The first base drummer they already had was trying out for snare. They said if he made snare I would get his spot but if he didn't... He was gonna go back to base drum. Well.... He didn't make it and went back to first base and I was basically screwed.
The top bass from ‘95 was a rook out so there was no top bass in place. As I was marching drum two, the details of your story do not compute.
@@ProudPapaJD You marched bass 2 for the ‘96 show? Cause if you did bravo. This is my all time favorite show of any year DCI. I was 13 at the time. I felt so bad for bass 1 busting the right head on A Mis Abuelos (sp?). But again if that was you, man you did a helluva job filling in for him when you could. My hats off to you, sir.
@@heythere135 Yup, that was me, thank you, glad you liked it! We lived to entertain the crowd and knock their socks off. That was a bummer about the top bass but stuff happens.
@@ProudPapaJD Oh man you’re a living legend. Yeah that is really unfortunate what happened! You know it’s kind of ironic because the lack of top bass during the snare break in Malagueña sounded intentional because of where the split was placed. It wasn’t until I saw late season rehearsal footage that I heard the full thing. Do you still have the book for that show cause I’d love to see it!
I marched in DCI way back in the day on the drum line. I miss it so much
Yes, they were sopranos. I sent this because there was a lot of cool soprano stuff which I think Latin music needs. They came in 6th and if you remember, this is the year that Blue Devils and Phantom Regiment came in with a tie for first, Madison is usually in your face exciting. I can see why they came in 6th but Madison is ALWAYS fun. Madison had no time to do the complete versions of both Bolero and Malaguena and that left me a little disappointed but I am VERY critical, to be sure. Why criticize something that has moments of intense excitement? lol
When I sent this video, I said I thought that "Bolero" slowed the show down. In watching your reaction, I saw you go kinda numb so I think you agree. It is not a drum corps melody.
You or someone else should pony up a C-note to request her to watch the 1988 show they did. IMO, a much better "Malaguena" in that one!
@@penfold7455 Yes, the whole darn arrangement. Much better.
Fun fact: in quarterfinals, the Scouts tied with Phantom Regiment in ‘96 for 5th. 2 nights later, Scouts were in 6th and Phantom tied for first. Quite the jump that you don’t often see anymore.
I think the movement you are talking about that brass players do is when they do a "park and blow" section. Sometimes the brass arranged writes "BYBO" in the music. It stands for Blow Your B&%@£ Off 😂
Wish this show was still on CZcams!!!!
And SOPRANOS LOVE YOU!!!!!!
This was the first DCI show I ever heard! Before I knew anything about DCI and before seeing the video, I thought the horn line playing backfield sounded like violins during "Bolero".
Gotta watch Phantom Regiment 1996 as well. Definitely my favorite show in the history of DCI. It's just so dark and beautiful and epic. Oh! I see you've already done this :D
The Medicine Scouuts :) You rock Courtney. Thank you for your videos!
8:50 classic Malaguena. I love it.
Please do 1988 at some point, Courtney. It won them a gold medal, and it has the best version of malaguena to ever grace the football field.
Madison's Malaguena 1978 was the best version they performed IMHO. It was the opener instead of the closer and the sops set the place on fire
@@tperk I feel like out of all the five times that Madison did Malaguena, '78 was the most underrated.
Courtney, did you happen to take note of the fact that in this era, the drums were still carried, whether snare or quad, rather than in "the pit"?
By the way, have you learned yet that they started out decades ago as a Boy Scout troop, which is why the Scout resembling uniforms.
At 5:00 was some of the song Bolero, which was worth a gold medal to the UK ice dancing duo Torval and Dean at the Lillehammer, Norway Olympics back in 1994. Then, at around 9:00, it was Malaguena (ma-la-GWAIN-yah), which started out decades ago as a classical guitar number.
One you should look up is from way back in 1976, when the Blue Devils played many of the popular songs of that era by Chuck Mangione (man-zhee-OWN-ee), including Legend of the 1-eyed Sailor.
We love the pelvic thrusts too!!!!!
MADISON SCOUTS-GOT THE MALEGUANA MUSIC FROM THE HAWTHORNE,NEW JERSEY-CABELLEROS,SENIOR CORPS,WHICH PLAYS THE MACY,S PARADE IN NEW YORK CITY. FRED MUNSON FROM UTICA,NEW YORK. I HAVE SUNG IN CHOIR,PLAYED DRUMS IN DRUM CORPS, BANDS AND THE LOCAL PROFESSION ORCHESTRA. LOVE YOUR PODCAST.
Stan Kenton > Caballeros > NY Kingsmen (1968/1969 - Buntz) > Hawthorne Muchachos ('74,'75) > Madison Scouts!
Always inspiring. Talent and dedication equals success.
the motto on my Syracuse Trumpet section T-shirt: spread, pop, scream....thrust as necessary. Lol, it's a lot of fun to get to play like that too.
I used to play the trumpet and I can't for the life of me figure out how that soloist can play with his cheeks puffed out like that. I know the great jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie used to play like that too, and I never figured out how he did it either, especially when trying to hit high scream notes. I tried to play like that one time when I was in junior high, and I hurt myself (we won't talk about that anymore).
I was taught to never puff my cheeks. I have noticed that several trumpet players who play super high play with cheeks puffed. I absolutely do not know the advantage of that.
Courtney, the soloist usually had more free ranging movement/style back in those days. It was just the way to let loose/cut loose to add more "force" to the high notes. Sometimes whole hornlines would do it. It's just a matter of the music and timing and direction.
You should check out the 82-83 shows (back on G-bugles) and their iconic version of Strawberry Soup. Back when we did concert style set pieces :D
You were right, Courtney. Pre-2000: Sopranos (trumpets, but in the key of G). Post 2000: Trumpets (key of B-flat). 😀
Its called the "Park and Bark" 15:15
i've seen the madison scouts. the casper troopers were also impressive. i watched them in the early seventies. i had friends that got to see the country in drum and bugle corps competitions. i think the troopers at that time were pretty standout. look up some of that stuff on you tube it's still out there. back then it was mostly rifle flipping, flags not so much. snare drums and bass drums not multi drums. the scouts looked like boy scouts. the troopers looked like the western calvary in the horse days. they would get to the end of the field and reverse in a perfect line with perfect unison in perfect step. it was pretty amazing.
3:44 I always wondered where my band directors got this move from. We did this in our fall '97 show. They just stole it.
Is there a link to this video? I've been trying to look for the Madison Scouts 1996 show video for ages and can't find a video of this quality.
Cadets 2011 is must-watch too 😃😃😃😃 Angels vs Demons. The drum break is incredible
Unrelated to the show, but the hook on the wall off to your upper left side had me thinking there was something on my screen and tried to scratch it off lmao
Sad day, the guys account who was uploading full DCI shows has been removed 😔
RIP AJW 😔
I have been looking for that video. Could you please post a link? Thanks!
Do you know that almost all players are under 22 years of age, with a few exceptions due to when if their birthdays occur after June 1... The Scouts were all male until 2018, with 2 performance exemptions in in earlier decades
I love this show, my neighbors... ehh not so much
You’re right, those are key of G Soprano Bugles
When Corps was still Corps
Apparently this was an all male drum corp until recently. They now accept women.
yup. was founded out of a boy scout troop in 1938, and was one of the last two to hold onto the tradition. this was going to be their first year as a co-ed corps... and as an old man who still wants every show to look and sound like this one, on g-bugles.... i'm so excited for them and proud to be an alum... let's hope they get to do it for real in 2021!
Courtney, 1994 Blue Devils if you want more "Spanish" .
That me 1996 LordChrisShadowCompanyNEWMEXICO-🇺🇸 🇨🇺 🇪🇸
That's what a real drum and bugle Corps looks and sounds like, Standing Ovation after standing ovation. Not like the marching bands of today
You do great reactions!
Best opener for me, period. Bolero was kinda weird and out of place to me, otherwise an amazingly written show. Crowd favorite without a doubt, pretty much 94-99 were their best programs.
@Courtney you will make an awesome Drum corps Mom someday.
Only thing disappointing on this show was only 7 snares. Otherwise, incredible show!
You should react to 2012 Crossmen - Fragile
How yall get here so fast
What you're describing at 13:28 is called a shake! czcams.com/video/52S2ZFmSuSI/video.html
Recommend that you watch Madison Scouts 9/11 remembrance show
madison 1988... please
8:41 "SPANK ME"??..."shut up!"
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That was the final year of Madison Scouts using G-Bugles. From 1997 on up to now they are using B-Flat Trumpets. G-Bugles pack a punch with the large front bell!
Madison scouts actually switched to B flat trumpets in 2001. Blue devils and cadets were the first corps to switch from g horns in 2000
@@Miyamotospoop13 You're both wrong...Scouts were on G bugles until 2004 when they switched. Also, Bb instruments weren't even legal in DCI until 2000...
iliketordles this is the right answer. 03 was the last time Madison used g bugles
Bb instruments were not even legal to use until 2000, when only BD and The Cadets switched over. As said already 2003 was the last G Scouts hornline.
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