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www.geocities.com/mbdcplaza
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Go to the address at the top of your screen.
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Welcome to MBDC Plaza!
This website is designed for the countless number of marching band and drum corps fans nationwide. Here at MBDC, you can find out what's going on in the performing arts activity by going to the NEWS section which is updated frequently, find scores from various marching competitions in the SCORES section, and you can also voice your opinion by participating in the weekly POLL. If you have any information concerning the music world, contact me....enjoy your visit at MBDC!
Congratulations....to the Blue Devils for winning the 2003 DCI Division I World Championships with an 98.80, tying for the second highest score in DCI Division I competition with the 1989 Santa Clara Vanguard.
BOA Advisory Board speaks out....on the latest Grand National Finals format change. Go to the NEWS section for more info.
2003 WGI World Championships.....ALL scores from Finals are now up...Check them out in the "WGI Scores" Section.
MBDC Plaza receives award....MarchingBandDrumCorps Plaza recently received the prestigious "2003-2004 Golden Web Award" from the International Association of Webmasters & Designers for excellence in webpage design. MBDC, would like to thank the hundreds of visitors that have visited the website since its debut in late January of 2003. We look forward to continuing the tradition of excellence in the future.
It's official, Denver to host 2004 DCI World Championships....Go to the NEWS section for more information.
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MBDC Plaza Updates:
August 21, 2003 - Coming soon, the ALL NEW MBDC Plaza! Expect a lot of changes and a brand new website address in the next few days.
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Amplification of current pit instruments and the human voice will be allowed in DCI starting in 2004.
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Amplification proposal PASSES.....
By a 12 to 8 vote, the Drum Corps International board of directors passed the rules proposal to allow for amplification of current pit instruments and the human voice. This will be allowed starting during the 2004 competitive season, making the 2003 season the final unplugged season in junior drum corps. This proposal, proposed by George Hopkins of the Cadets, does not allow for battery percussion or the brass lines to be amplified, nor is it a gateway to electronic instruments, according to Hopkins.
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