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| − | + | Dennis DeLucia is best known for his work with drum corps [Muchachos, Bridgemen, Star of Indiana, Crossmen, Sunrisers and Caballeros], the Rutgers University Band and many high school bands, including Piscataway HS in NJ and Bunnell HS in CT. In 1981 his drumlines won the only “Triple Crown” in drum corps history, winning percussion honors with the Bridgemen [DCI], Sunrisers [DCA] and Fantasia III [DCI Class “A”]. He has appeared as a commentator/analyst on every DCI broadcast since 1994 on PBS, ESPN, DVD’s and in movie theaters for Fathom Events. Dennis was an Associate Professor of Percussion at Rutgers University from 1996 until 2003. He has judged band competitions since 1985 and WGI “Indoor” Percussion Championships every year since 1995.<ref>https://rowloff.com/composer/dennis-delucia/</ref> | |
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Latest revision as of 22:39, 7 August 2025
Biography
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Studies: Bergenfield HS & Upsala College
Teachers: Bernard Baggs & Donald Angelica & Bobby Thompson
Website:
Dennis DeLucia is best known for his work with drum corps [Muchachos, Bridgemen, Star of Indiana, Crossmen, Sunrisers and Caballeros], the Rutgers University Band and many high school bands, including Piscataway HS in NJ and Bunnell HS in CT. In 1981 his drumlines won the only “Triple Crown” in drum corps history, winning percussion honors with the Bridgemen [DCI], Sunrisers [DCA] and Fantasia III [DCI Class “A”]. He has appeared as a commentator/analyst on every DCI broadcast since 1994 on PBS, ESPN, DVD’s and in movie theaters for Fathom Events. Dennis was an Associate Professor of Percussion at Rutgers University from 1996 until 2003. He has judged band competitions since 1985 and WGI “Indoor” Percussion Championships every year since 1995.[1]
Books for Percussion
The Drummer's Daily Drill
Dennis DeLucia’s Percussion Discussion
Works for Percussion
Template:DeLucia, Dennis Works
References