
Marching Roundtable Podcast
Serving as the premier source of information and inspiration in the marching activity, The Marching Roundtable and its host Tim Hinton feature the top experts in the activity, sharing advice to help everyone do better, enjoy their work more, and take their group to the next level. One great idea can change your life! With over 1200 podcasts available, there is something to help anyone in the world of marching band, drum corps, color guard, or indoor percussion. Become a member (only $2 per month!) and get access to the Podcast Archives with hours of great information you can use right away. Be inspired! Contact Tim with questions or ideas for future podcast topics or guests.
Latest Podcasts
1265: Visual Planning for Your Show
Joe Huls shares practical advice on planning, mapping out your show, and making your show more effective.
1264: Selecting Marching Band Show Concepts
John Phillips discusses considerations for small bands, those heading to a big contest for the first time, and bands with a new director.
1263: Arranging for Drum Corps vs. Marching Band
Percussionist Clif Walker compares writing for each activity, plus shares advice about arranging and having a successful career.
1262: Preparing for Concert Festival
Practical advice on getting your ensemble ready for adjudication.
1261: Choosing Festival Repertoire
Advice on finding the right pieces with the right difficulty and elements to help your students grow through the process.
1260: Percussion – What You Need to Know
Choose music to keep your percussionists busy, improve their technique, and make sure they are constantly learning.
1259: Tuba- What You Need to Know
Dr. Tom Lukowicz share important info on air, buzzing, tongue placement, and volume.
1258: Euphonium- What You Need to Know
Dr. Amy Bliss shares info on the difference between a baritone and a euphonium, holding the horn correctly, and doubling.
1257: Trombone- What You Need to Know
Optional positions, slide technique, correct use of air, and much more.
1256: Trumpet – What You Need To Know
Ben Gunnarson says the trumpet can be finicky and we must help our students play with confidence and “play for the occasion.”