How many people are in a typical drum and bugle corps?

Large drum and bugle corps typically have 66 members, and medium drum and bugle corps are half the size of large.

Drum and bugle corps establishment is divided into small, medium and large. Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps drum and bugle song is played on occasions such as Pioneer rallies, major events and ceremonies of large and medium-sized squadron activities. Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps shall not participate in any form of commercial activities.

Large drum and bugle corps establishment of 66 people, the conductor, deputy conductor of each 1 person, trumpet (economic conditions have limitations in the region can be unified trumpet into the juvenile horn) 28 people, 8 people in the large group of drums, 16 people in the small group of drums, cymbals 8 people, small cymbals 4 people.

Medium-sized drum and bugle corps establishment of 33 people, the conductor 1 person, the other establishment is one-half of the large drum and bugle corps.

Small Drum and Bugle Corps has an establishment of 17, with a conductor of 1, and the other establishments are one-half of those of the medium-sized Drum and Bugle Corps.

Drum and Bugle Corps Requirements

The Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps instrumental composition is as follows: one unit of one drum, four snare drums, and two horns (one pair of cymbals for every two units, and one pair of cymbals for only one unit). Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps is arranged in the following order: flag bearer, flag bearer, conductor, bugler, drummer, cymbal, snare drummer.

Flag bearer, male and female members can. Requirements: full of spirit, decent features, tall and fit. Flag guards, usually female members. Requirements: decent features, lively and lovely, well-built, physical strength, slightly shorter than the flag bearer. Commanders, both male and female players. Requirements: decent features, well-proportioned body, physical fitness, strong sense of rhythm, flexibility and agility, good memory.