yang lulus training pyware

semester kemaren gwa bikin acara training pyware untuk anak-anak mbwg. alhamdulillah ada yang lulus, walaupun dalam perjalanannya sempat mengecewakan – terutama karena pesertanya pada ga jelas hehe. jadi langsung saja, untuk daftar peserta yang lulus adalah:

Danisha Sonny – AB

Claudia Dian – T

Sandra Alfina – T

lah ko ada nilai T nya? iya soalnya pada belum ngerjain UASnya bahahaha. untung dosennya baik, jadi masih dikasih T deh btw, hasil uas danisha sonny bisa diliat di sini. terimakasih atas satu semester yang melelahkan. semoga bisa menjadi drill designer yang hebat di masa yang akan datang, ataupun di kehidupan selanjutnya (bagi yang beriman kepada hidup reinkarnasi) *melirik yang cina* hahaha

DCI 2009 Show

Phantom Regiment – The Red Violin

The film tells the story of a perfect violin known as ‘The Red Violin’ for its rich red colour. At the film’s beginning, the violin is being auctioned in Canada. As the bidding starts, the violin’s history is revealed, showing that the violin has been in existence for over 300 years, having been made in 1681. Its history is told in five locations around the world: Cremona; Vienna; Oxford; Shanghai; and Montreal. To its owners, the violin causes anger, betrayal, love, and sacrifice. In each setting the dialogue is spoken in the appropriate language. Also, a variation of the movie’s signature violin solo by composer John Corigliano is played at least once in the period it is played, with the exception of Cremona, where the solo is being hummed by Anna herself. Throughout the movie, the solos are played by noted violinist Joshua Bell. (regiment.org, wikipedia)

The Cavaliers – The Great Divide

Extreme Make-over by Johan de Meij

Pampeana No. 3 – Impetuosamente by Alberto Ginastera

The Engulfed Cathedral by Claude Debussy

On the Great Divide by John Adams

The Continental Divide of the Americas, or merely the Continental Divide or Great Divide, is the name given to the principal, and largely mountainous, hydrological divide of the Americas that separates the watersheds that drain into the Pacific Ocean from, 1) those river systems which drain into the Atlantic Ocean, and 2) along the northernmost reaches of the Divide, those river systems which drain into the Arctic Ocean.

Although there are other continental divides on the North American continent, the Great Divide is by far the most prominent of these because it tends to follow a line of high peaks along the main ranges of both the American and Canadian Rocky Mountains, at a generally much hig

her elevation than the other divides. (cavaliers.org, wikipedia)

How to do Straight Leg?

First, it named straight leg, of course you must get your leg straight all the time. Don’t ever think to bend it.

Second, the movement is resulted from the momentum of back feet, so make sure it’s “push” enough to make you come forward.

Three, It’s easier to show/teach than explain it with words. Just continue your reading…

Why You Shouldn’t Use Straight Leg

First, it is a difficult tech that need a lot of time and resources to teach.

Second, it can potentially cause leg, joint, and posture problems if not well trained.

But the worst isn’t come yet…

We’re Not Alone

Everybody seems get the excitement from experience of a high achievement drum corps. Did we had the same?