Drum Corps International
(DCI) is a nonprofit youth organization serving junior drum and bugle corps around the globe. From modest beginnings in 1972, DCI has developed into a powerful youth activity with artistic and organizational influence on the world's drum and bugle corps, marching bands, and related activities. Celebrating nearly three decades of service, DCI has amassed an illustrious history. Twenty-eight World Championships in 16 cities have provided entertainment to more than half a million people in stadiums and to millions more through the PBS telecast. Regional, focus, sponsored, and sanctioned shows have brought the drum corps experience to several million more in hundreds of towns and cities throughout North America.

Drum Corps Associates
The primary function of DCA is to provide an organization of senior drum & bugle corps with rules and regulations which provide for continuous progress and growth for senior corps.

WGI
WGI Sport of the Arts, a non-profit youth organization, is the governing body leading the winter guard and indoor percussion activities. It is called the Sport of the Arts because it brings music to life through performance in a competitive format. Now entering its 27th year, the sport is ever-changing and growing, with over 10,000 participants at the Sport of the Arts World Championships in April.

Louisiana Colorguard and Percussion Circuit
The Louisiana Colorguard and Percussion Circuit exists to foster positive life experiences for all those who participate by promoting education, creativity, and freedom of experssion through the union of pegeantry and performoing arts.

GCGC
The Gulfcoast Circuit exists for the advancement of winter guards and indoor percussion units along the gulf coast of Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. The GCGPC provides leadership, systems, rules, direction, and an arena for the performing units in the gulf coast area.

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