History
The Thomas Jefferson Winter Drumline has been in competition for several years now, and has done well in all aspects of the program. Here, you can learn about the previous shows that have been produced.
2003 - City Life
The show in 2003 was arranged by PJ Fadoul, and featured sections of Omphalo Centric Lecture, by Nigel Westlake and You Enjoy Myself, by Phish. The show was based around the occurrences of everyday life; the viewer felt as if s/he were walking down a busy city street.
2002 - Modern America
2002 was the only year that the winter guard participated with the drumline. The show music was arranged by PJ Fadoul and featured Quick Blood, by Adam Silverman and Heroes Lost and Fallen, by David Gillingham. The entire show was based around a great battle between the guard and drumline, and included many suspensful and heart-felt moments.
2001 - The Nightmare Before Christmas
The music from Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas comprised the Thomas Jefferson Winter Drumline show of 2001. Pieces arranged by Stacy Loggins included Sally's Song, Halloween, What's This?, Kidnap the Sandy Claus, and Making Christmas. The show was a huge crowd pleaser and led the drumline to our first PSO victory at the Mills Godwin competition.
2000 - Variations on a Korean Folksong
This show was also a production by Stacy Loggins. The drumline competed in class PSA and dominated nearly every competition, earning scores over 90 by the end of the season.
1999 - South of the Border
This was the first show after the drumline had a break for several years. The line competed in PSN this year.