Halftime Magazine - September/October 2017

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Halftime Magazine presents the sights, sounds and spirit of the marching arts. The September/October 2017 issue features Drum Corps International champions, "old" kids in the block, profiles of marching announcers, a Q&A with Missouri State University band, and more.

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6 mins

Old Kids In The Block

Participating in the marching arts is not just for the young but can also be for the young at heart. Even if you go away from the activity, you might find yourself being easily welcomed back.

7 mins

Missouri State University

With one year under his belt directing the Missouri State University Pride Marching Band, Dr. Bradley Snow follows in the footsteps of long-time director Jerry Hoover while continuing to increase membership and take the band to the next level of excellence.

4 mins

Dealing With Change

In stressful situations, remember to work together rather than tear each other apart.

3 mins

Wearing Your Band On Your Sleeve

Band boosters and parents can show their pride by purchasing merchandise that features the organization’s name and logo.

6 mins

Rest Day Routine

Tune into your body’s needs with long stretches in between days of more intense exercise.

2 mins

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Halftime Magazine Description:

Halftime Magazine® is the only lifestyle publication that presents the sights, sounds and spirit of all the marching arts in a highly visual format. Our mission involves education, entertainment and inspiration for marching instructors, students, parents, alumni and fans. Covering high school, college, drum corps, winter guard, indoor percussion and all-age groups, Halftime Magazine showcases our common bonds: our pride as we march to the field, our spirit as we support our athletic teams, and our feelings of accomplishment after every performance. At the same time, Halftime Magazine celebrates personal stories and challenges. We believe that every group and every person has a story.