Marching Roundtable Podcast | Marching Arts Education

Announcing $3,000 in scholarships to DCI marchers in 2019, two for musicians and one for color guard.

Tim and Mary each recently saw this Broadway show and discuss how smart artistic choices inspire them and apply to the marching arts.

Adam Hoffmann lost 100 pounds by changing the way he eats, changing his lifestyle, and changing his entire outlook on life.  You can do it too.

Why you should not starve yourself, learning to eat for your activity level, and the power of understanding food science.

How auditions work, how they choose the hornline, and insider tips on how they work with the hornline.

University of Georgia student Galit Shemesh talks about her experience as the only girl in the battery.

Roundtable Host Tim Hinton answers questions in front of a live audience of University of Georgia students.

Mark Mobley helps University of Georgia students prepare for a career in music in the real world.

Redcoat band member Jonathan Ashley played tuba on the set of Neighbors 2.

Five University of Georgia students share their experiences performing the Battle Hymn Solo at Pregame.

Empowering students and giving them ownership prepare the band for change.

Don’t underestimate your students! How to teach performance, motivate kids, and get complete buy-in on your show.

We challenge a strong bias many have against the legitimacy and effect of swing flags in marching band.

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Michael James and the Oviedo HS Guard Staff explain how they teach performance skills.