93-95 was a good little era of tenors with toys. Before then there was moments where tenors had some noise makers but in 1993 Phantom took that to the next level. Their tenors had so many extra sounds from jam blocks, to jingle sticks, to whistles and bells, etc…. They did it in 94, too. The next couple of years tenors all over had tons of other noise makers. It was kinda cool to see. Still though, phantom 93 was awesome. Bass drums had ribbon crashers. Snares had whistles, metal sticks, and other noise makers.
Good morning, thank you, take them off. Take your instruments, offer the stands. Do not practice on them anymore. Put your straps on because you’re a marching band not a orchestra well, love.
1995 was one of the best years for drum corps!
93-95 was a good little era of tenors with toys. Before then there was moments where tenors had some noise makers but in 1993 Phantom took that to the next level.
Their tenors had so many extra sounds from jam blocks, to jingle sticks, to whistles and bells, etc….
They did it in 94, too. The next couple of years tenors all over had tons of other noise makers. It was kinda cool to see.
Still though, phantom 93 was awesome. Bass drums had ribbon crashers. Snares had whistles, metal sticks, and other noise makers.
Good morning, thank you, take them off. Take your instruments, offer the stands. Do not practice on them anymore. Put your straps on because you’re a marching band not a orchestra well, love.
A true delight from the past. A great behind the scenes moment in drum corps history for BD.
The 1-off right snare looks like james murray