From the Madison Scouts' Web site:
The great blizzard of February 2007 is one way the Madison Scouts recent winter camp will be remembered. At 6 p.m. on Friday night, Feb. 23, it was just a cold winter night in Madison. Two hours later there was more than a foot of snow hitting the entire Midwest. Needless to say, the camp was a major success with all members, staff, volunteers and board members getting to and from the rehearsal safely. Of course major delays, flight cancellations and general travel frustration took a shot at breaking up the weekend, but everyone pulled together, achieved the goals for the weekend and had a tremendous camp.
The brass and percussion sections adhered to a strong musical focus for the weekend getting through the first two-thirds of the show material. In addition, time was spent working on the marching basics program and the non-show material including the corps song, parade tune, street beat and the concert tune, "Ice Castles."
Read more on www.madisonscouts.org.
The great blizzard of February 2007 is one way the Madison Scouts recent winter camp will be remembered. At 6 p.m. on Friday night, Feb. 23, it was just a cold winter night in Madison. Two hours later there was more than a foot of snow hitting the entire Midwest. Needless to say, the camp was a major success with all members, staff, volunteers and board members getting to and from the rehearsal safely. Of course major delays, flight cancellations and general travel frustration took a shot at breaking up the weekend, but everyone pulled together, achieved the goals for the weekend and had a tremendous camp.
The brass and percussion sections adhered to a strong musical focus for the weekend getting through the first two-thirds of the show material. In addition, time was spent working on the marching basics program and the non-show material including the corps song, parade tune, street beat and the concert tune, "Ice Castles."
Read more on www.madisonscouts.org.