Here’s another drum corps comic that uses another famous corps as its subject. The Phantom Regiment I think is one of the prime examples of how a corps has stuck true to its identity over the years even with all the changes that have happened in DCI. I don’t think there is any other corps out there that can state that as more of a fact than they can.
Also, see what famous composers are saying about Tone Deaf!
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If you thought this comic was the bee’s knees then perhaps you would like these comics as well:
A Smidgen of The Cavaliers History
Facts about SCV You Probably Don’t Know
Anatomy of a Marching Snareline
Transcript: English
A Phantom Regiment Rigamarole
Text Box 1: The euphonium section is known as the buicks. Unfortunately, the trumpets got stuck with the nickname the edsels.
Text Box 2: In 2008 an english teacher puller her son out of the corps mid-season when, at one show, they accidentally shouted "I is Spartacus!"
Text Box 3: One show it took Andre Feagin the entire eleven and a half minutes to pull out his baton. The crowd went nuts!
Text Box 4: After the 2008 finals show there were reports of Will Pitts' mother pacing by their busses muttering something about wanting to wallop the crud out of the assistant drum major.
Text Box 5: In a stunning move in 2003, Michael Cesario changed their uniforms to all off-white!
Text Box 6: Will go toe to toe with any corps in a baritone tossing contest.
Text Box 7: To honor their classical music heritage, they marched a full 16 member harp line in 1993, yet somehow still lost the High Harp Trophy that year.
Text Box 8: The mellophones began their warm-ups in 2008 by wailing away on high C's at fortississimo volume. Well...let's not be ridiculous- they did do breathing first.
Text Box 9: After Michael Cesario compared their 1995 ballad to 'Taking a bath in chocolate' the corps made a vow to never play ballads again.
Text Box 10: Whenever a new head director is appointed, one of the first things they are taught is how to properly give a "St. Angel."
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