Marching Roundtable Podcast | Marching Arts Education

Hilarity ensues as John and Shelley meet the real Joe Falcon from the Bluecoats.

The host team pulls a show title out of a hat and designs a show in less than an hour!

Robbie Billings (Santa Clara, Blue Knights) explains the great benefits of teaching dance skills as a basis for marching technique.

Four guard experts discuss proper training of performers, planning for success, and advice for successful judging critiques.

Meet the spouses of the Roundtable hosts as they talk about music, baton twirling, hunky models in Paris, the Boston Red Sox, and even HGTV.

Wayne Markworth shares great advice on writing, teaching and programming jazz on the field (and indoors!)

Michele Dershimer talks about the research required to add the emotional and intellectual layer to great shows.

Four percussionists talk about designing and teaching great indoor drumline shows.

Greg Bimm explains how they created the special effect of playing into the ground during their 2011 production.

Two of the most successful band directors of all time discuss their philosophy of competition and give valuable advice to young directors.

All about the new corps, who can march, and how you can join.

Ryan George and Daniel Montoya, Jr. join Tim and John to discuss writing for the style and personality of the band, and writing at the correct level for each group.

What is it, what do you get, and how does it help the podcast?

Ryan George and Daniel Montoya, Jr. join Tim and John for an informal discussion about their career in the music arranging business.

Nutritionist Gary Granata explains the importance of fueling your body regularly, with special advice for marchers at rehearsals & performances.