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drum corps

noun

  1. a band, especially a marching band, of drum players usually under the direction of a drum major.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of drum corps1

An Americanism dating back to 1860–65
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He had to learn the show style on the job, a technique that was vastly different from drum corps, the more militarized, technically challenging style that most high school bands learn.

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“Death to My Hometown” carried a faint whiff of Revolutionary War cosplay as several E Streeters temporarily became a miniature fife and drum corps.

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Argentina had a boisterous section of fans — including a drum corps — at the match at Eden Park.

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This stretch of summer is crucial for Southwind, one of 40 marching ensembles that compete under Drum Corps International, which has maintained the nation’s post-World War I tradition of civilian drum and bugle corps.

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Some of the instructors recalled instances from their own drum corps days when water breaks were not encouraged or outright withheld as punishment for a subpar rehearsal.

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