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| Star of Indiana originated as a 128-member unit which competed in the demanding arena of international drum and bugle corps competition. It was the first corps in history to finish in the Top Ten at Drum Corps International's (DCI) World Championships in its first year of competition. Top Ten finishes in the World Championships followed annually until the group ended its competitive career after the 1993 season. |
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| Star of Indiana originated as a 128-member unit which competed in the demanding arena of international drum and bugle corps competition. It was the first corps in history to finish in the Top Ten at Drum Corps International's (DCI) World Championships in its first year of competition. Top Ten finishes in the World Championships followed annually until the group ended its competitive career after the 1993 season. |
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| Star of Indiana originated as a 128-member unit which competed in the demanding arena of international drum and bugle corps competition. It was the first corps in history to finish in the Top Ten at Drum Corps International's (DCI) World Championships in its first year of competition. Top Ten finishes in the World Championships followed annually until the group ended its competitive career after the 1993 season. |
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| An Evening of Brass Theater featuring The Canadian Brass & Star of Indiana An Evening of Brass Theater featuring The Canadian Brass & Star of Indiana is a documentary that chronicles the performances and behind-the-scenes action as Star of Indiana teamed up with The Canadian Brass using powerful instrunmental music and precise choreography of a traditional drum corps that resulted in a first of its kind Broadway style drum corps show. The dvd includes interviews with performers, staff and caption heads throughout the year. The full 45 minute dvd documentary is available for sale at www.creativevideostore.com |
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