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Frontier Drum & Bugle Corps presents:
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The destination is not important; it is the journey. Each trek
involves different paths and directions, new and exciting challenges, and behind
each door, a choice and an opportunity. Where will it lead?
Where will it end?
"There and Back Again" takes Frontier down some familiar paths along with a few
detours. “Living in the Past” by Jethro Tull and clips from past Frontier
productions are heard throughout the show, connecting where the corps started, it’s
home, heritage, values, and it’s foundation. The corps will then progress
into the future.
Samuel Hazo's “Ride” opens the journey with optimism and drive, propelling the corps
through contemporary jazz and symphonic sounds.
“I'll Be Seeing You” brings the emotions of a journey to the forefront.
This includes the longing and missing those who have traveled far or away, and
hopeful wishes for a return home.
“Caravan” has long been associated with traveling. Individuals never
truly want to be alone, so the caravan is a safe place to take risks, knowing others
are there to support, guide, and keep one on their path.
“Scootin' on Hard Rock” highlights the elation of approaching one’s destination.
The road may be bumpy (much like the road this piece is based upon), but it
provides the necessary path. The excitement is in finally arriving and
enjoying that last stretch home.
Frontier's slogan is 'Our Heritage is Our Future.' Knowing where you began
is knowing where you are going. It is a nod to remembering those who came
before and laid the groundwork that stands today. Heritage is important,
but there is a drive into the future. Bigger and better things lie ahead.
The corps is embarking on a journey. Enjoy our travels.
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Frontier Drum & Bugle Corps is an ensemble within Frontier Performing Arts Association, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Dallas, Texas.
Frontier Performing Arts Association
3630 Harry Hines Blvd. Box #18 Dallas, TX 75219
info@frontiercorps.org
(972) 437-6974
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