COME JOIN THE MUCHACHOS AND HAVE FUN THIS SUMMER!
Practice Before Our Show
Fiesta de Musica
Photo by Douglas Harrington
The Muchachos Drum and Bugle Corps is looking for additional members for its brass, percussion and color guard sections for the 2012 performance season. We are particularly looking for bass drummers or individuals interested in learning how to play bass drum.
As an all-age DCI (Drum Corps International) exhibition Corps, we have a limited rehearsal and performance schedule. Our members range from 14 years old up through retirement age. While many members have performed previously—including with DCI Open and World Class Corps—the Muchachos is a teaching organization, dedicated to providing musical, color guard and marching instruction to all interested in drum corps performing arts. As a summer music program, and with music educators on staff, it's a great addition to any music student's education.
We offer you the opportunity to learn or improve your marching, performing and musical abilities. We provide instruments, musical and color guard instruction from our talented instructional staff, uniforms, and buses for out-of-town shows and parades. You will spend time around some really nice people with a similar interest and love for music and get to experience the excitement of performing before thousands of adoring drum corps fans.
The Corps will be performing at Boston-area DCI World Class shows: CYO Nationals Tribute in Quincy, MA; Beanpot Invitational in Lynn, MA; East Coast Classic in Lawrence, MA and at our own DCI Open Class show, Fiesta de Music, in Manchester, NH.
We have several members who marched years ago as children and are returning to the activity. We also have a number of high school and college students who perform with their school bands and find the Muchachos' activities fit their schedule.
For more information, visit us at a rehearsal and speak with staff and members or contact us through our website or by phone.
We hope you can join us! Please feel free to stop by anytime and say "Hi!" Our rehearsals are open to the public.
Added: March 2, 2012
