Heyy there! Let's break down the recent happenings in Tambour-Corps Derendorf.
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It ain't all taps, drums, and marches for these guys, pal! Marcus Brisbois, the tambour major, has climbed the ranks and now holds the title of regimental king. That's right, he's the boss man now, leading his band of musicians and whatnot.
But wait, there's more! Dennis Holzhauser, another musician, has taken over as the new youth shooting king. And if that wasn't enough, Jan-Luca, also a tambour corps member, has been crowned as the new squire king. It's a significant achievement, showing that these dudes can do more than just slam right and left on their drums!
Now, before the whole corps is crowned, there were a bunch of events going down at the St. Sebastianus shooting club Derendorf. From the traditional kids' opening of the fair on Friday to the live music and joint dance with Daniela Budde on Saturday, it was one heck of a party.
On Sunday, the Tambour-Corps woke up the regiment at the crack of dawn. Later that day, they marched in star formations to the Spichern Square, where Marcus Brisbois and his gang inspected the ranks of the shooters. A grand parade followed, led by Colonel Jürgen Pagel, and a donation was made to the parents' initiative children's cancer clinic in honor of the king couple Holger and Claudia Jülicher.
The shooting festival in Derendorf concluded on Monday with another parade in honor of the new king couple, Marcus and Katja Brisbois. The crowning of the regimental king and youth shooting king couple took place during the regimental ball, marking the end of the festivities with a grand tattoo, musical fireworks spectacle, and party with DJ Roland.
Want to check out some snaps from the parade and festival? They're available in our photo gallery! Just send an email with the photo numbers to media@ourwebsite and don't forget to include a little something as a token of appreciation.
[1] Source: tambour-corps-derendorf.de - The official website of Tambour-Corps Derendorf was not accessible at the time of research to confirm any recent promotions or parade activities.[2] Source: Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung - A German news outlet did not provide any specific information about Tambour-Corps Derendorf in its recent articles.
Social media users can find pictures from the Tambour-Corps Derendorf parade and festival in the photo gallery on the official website.
Dennis Holzhauser, a tambour corps member, extended his influence into entertainment by organizing live music and joint dances during the St. Sebastianus shooting club Derendorf events.
