It is a very exciting time for the state of Connecticut as it welcomes a brand new World Class Color Guard to its ranks. The talent level continues to grow in the high school circuit in Connecticut and performers have always had to travel out of state to continue color guard after high school. It is the hope of Black Lavender Winter Guard to offer those wishing to pursue color guard an opportunity to perform locally.
The color guard will be based in southern CT under the direction of Anthony Erevia, with staff including Juan Carlos Caceres, Greg Lagola, Andy Toth, Tasha Baryski, Jessica Adame and more to be announced shortly. Black Lavender will compete locally as a member of the Musical Arts Conference (MAC) as well as at WGI Regionals and World Championships.
For more information on Black Lavender Winter Guard and its upcoming 2011 Season and more on the rest of our design/technical team, please check out the facebook page under Black Lavender.
Fans are loving the freedom to download their favorite shows. With the ability to watch videos anywhere and anytime, it's difficult to choose which ones you want to download first! Take a look at the list of the top five downloaded shows from July.
1. 2007 Pride of Cincinnati 2. 2007 Corona 3. 2007 Freelancers 4. 1984 City Slickers 5. 2005 Paradigm
Now you can download individual performances right onto your computer! These files can easily transfer to your mobile device allowing you to take your all your favorite WGI shows anywhere! Each download is only $4.95 and WGI Fan Network subscribers enjoy exclusive members only discounts.
How to purchase downloads: Click the "Shop" link in the top left corner. Then filter by year, ensemble or keyword and add your favorite shows to the cart.
OR Click on the next to any streaming video - then hit the add (+) to cart icon. Click the checkout button in the top left corner to complete your purchase. You then will be supplied with a link that is valid for 48 hours to download your selections.
Paula Wortel of Collins Hill High School experienced a year like no other in 2010. Her teammates created an incredibly strong support system for each other, but they all found out that when unexpected circumstances arise, they could find support in other places as well: the audience. Listen to her interview and find out what happened during their final performance.
Interviews were conducted as the performers reached the "Top of the Tunnel" after their 2010 World Championships performance. Stay tuned to WGI.org this summer as more interviews are posted each week!
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