Marching Roundtable Podcast | Marching Arts Education

The Roundtable Team has an off-the-cuff discussion about show design, use of characters, audience, and even Harry Potter!

KC Michel talks about creating the 2011 Phantom Regiment show and shares great advice about teaching with respect.

David Reeves, arranger for the Troopers, talks about the unique sounds and scoring in the 2011 show, and what we can expect in 2012.

Percussion Writer and Educator Paul Rennick on teaching concert or marching students and writing for different types of ensembles.

Percussion Writer and Educator Paul Rennick discusses his philosophy of education, sharing advice for percussionists and writers.

Herbert Washington, Carolina Crown’s “Rach Star,” tells us about auditioning to march with Pride of Cincinnati and previews the winter guard season.

Michael Gaines, renowned drill writer for The Cavaliers, shares great advice while talking about his process of writing & his influences as an artist.

Composers John Mackey and Steven Bryant discuss the advantages of self-publishing in this world of the internet and social media.

Your website is your organization’s first impression. We share opinions and advice on this detail that really does matter.

Laurie VanDoren of the Drum Corps Medical Project explains how health professionals are working to make marchers safer and healthier.

We talk with Garrett, a new marcher, BEFORE and AFTER the marching season to compare expectations with reality.

Caleb Rothe discusses his philosophy of competition and how indoor percussion can be a part of a balanced comprehensive music program.

Caleb Rothe, WGI’s Percussion Education Coordinator, talks about his role at WGI, what’s new for 2012 & the impact of indoor percussion on the field.

Dancer and educator Vincent Thomas on teaching movement to improve self-esteem and attitudes about life.

Dave Campbell shares advice about planning, budgets, recruiting, and making realistic expectations.