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词条 Youth in Music Band Championships
释义

  1. Participants

      Illinois bands    Iowa bands    Minnesota bands    South Dakota bands    Nebraska bands    Wisconsin bands  

  2. Adjudication

      Classifications    Captions and rubric  

  3. Awards and honors

      YIMMY awards    Minnesota State Marching Band Championships  

  4. Past champions

      Minnesota state champions  

  5. See also

  6. References

{{Infobox organization
| name = Youth in Music Band Championships
| logo = Youth_in_Music_Band_Championships_logo.jpg
| logo_size = 175px
| logo_alt = Youth in Music Band Championships logo
| logo_caption =
| abbreviation = YIM
| formation = {{Start date and age|2005}}
| founding_location =
| purpose = Annual high school marching band competition.
| region = Upper Midwest
| leader_title = President
| leader_name = Brent Turner
| parent_organization = Youth in Music, Inc.
| website = {{URL|youthinmusic.org}}
| remarks = Also called the YIMMYs.
}}

The Youth in Music Band Championships is an annual high school marching band competition in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is one of the largest marching band events in the Upper Midwest, attracting two dozen competitors and thousands of spectators every year. The 14th Annual championships was held at U.S. Bank Stadium on {{Date|13 Oct 2018|format=dmy}}.

The first championship was held in 2005.[1] Since 2006, state championship honors have been awarded to competing bands from Minnesota.

Past championships sites were Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Farmington High School in Farmington, Minnesota.

The competition has been called the YIM Grand Championships and YIM Upper Midwest Championships.[2] The competition and its awards are also called the YIMMYs.[3]

Participants

Bands from Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska have attended YIM since its inception.[4] The following is an incomplete list of recent and past participating bands.[5]

† Indicates a past participant.

Illinois bands

  • South High School†, Downers Grove
  • Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
    • Lincoln-Way Central High School†, New Lenox
    • Lincoln-Way East High School†, Frankfort

Iowa bands

  • MOC-Floyd Valley High School†, Orange City
  • Sioux City Community Schools
    • North High School†, Sioux City
    • West High School†, Sioux City

Minnesota bands

{{columns-list|colwidth=25em|
  • Andover High School, Andover
  • Anoka-Hennepin School District 11
    • Anoka High School, Anoka
    • Champlin Park High School, Champlin
    • Coon Rapids High School, Coon Rapids
  • Blaine High School, Blaine
  • Eden Prairie High School, Eden Prairie
  • Farmington High School, Farmington
  • Grand Rapids High School, Grand Rapids
  • Hastings High School, Hastings
  • Independent School District 196
    • Eastview High School, Apple Valley, Minnesota
    • Rosemount High School, Rosemount
  • Irondale High School, New Brighton
  • Luverne High School, Luverne
  • Marshall High School, Marshall
  • Minnetonka High School, Minnetonka
  • Park Center High School, Brooklyn Park
  • Pipestone Area High School, Pipestone
  • Rochester Lourdes High School, Rochester
  • Rocori High School†, Cold Spring
  • Waseca High School, Waseca

}}

South Dakota bands

{{columns-list|colwidth=25em|
  • Brookings High School, Brookings
  • Harrisburg High School, Harrisburg
  • Mitchell High School, Mitchell
  • Sioux Falls School District
    • Lincoln High School, Sioux Falls
    • Roosevelt High School, Sioux Falls

}}

Nebraska bands

  • Bellevue East High School, Bellevue
  • Millard North High School, Omaha

Wisconsin bands

{{columns-list|colwidth=25em|
  • Chippewa Falls High School, Chippewa Falls
  • North High School, Eau Claire
  • Menomonie High School†, Menomonie
  • West De Pere High School†, De Pere

}}

Adjudication

YIM utilizes the Mid-America Competing Band Directors Association Adjudication Handbook.[6][7][8] However, the competition is not affiliated with MACBDA.

{{See also|Mid-America Competing Band Directors Association}}Tabulation software is provided by [https://competitionsuite.com/ Competition Suite].[9]

Classifications

Three classes, A, AA, AAA, have been available since 2005.[1] In 2016, AAAA Class was added.[5] Criteria for class alignment is unknown. However, an archived FAQ from 2007 suggested participating bands consider school attendance and the number of performing members when selecting a class.[10]{{Needs update|date=August 2018}}

Classdate=August 2018
A
  • New or inexperienced band.
  • More than two years since previous competitive experience.
AA
  • Based on school attendance and number of performing members.
AAA
AAAA

Captions and rubric

Scoring is based on two broad categories: Performance, and Effect. The categories are further divided into four reference criteria or captions, with each given a maximum value of 200 points, or up to 20 points when factored. Percussion and Auxiliary (or color guard) captions are also available. Both given a maximum value of 100 points, or ten points when factored.[11] The final score is tabulated by adding all captions, less any penalties.

Captions and their maximum values are:
Category Caption +Caption=Points
General Effect Music Effect (200)+Visual Effect (200)=40.00
PerformanceMusic Performance (200)+Visual Performance (200)=40.00
OthersPercussion (100)+Auxiliary (100)=20.00
Subtotal :100.0
Timing & Penalties :{{Color|red|- 0.0}}
TOTAL :100.00

One adjudicator is assigned to each caption, and one each for percussion and auxiliary. An additional adjudicator is responsible for timing and penalties.

YIM does not have captions for drum majors, twirling teams and majorettes, or dance teams. Performance excellence by a drum major is recognized by the Effect or Performance adjudicators where appropriate. Twirlers and dance teams fall under the responsibility of the Auxiliary adjudicator. Almost all participating bands will perform with a color guard team.

Awards and honors

As of 2017, the top scoring band in each class, and the next six highest scoring bands from the first, preliminary, round advance to the final round. The two rounds are called Sessions I and II by competition organizers.[12] Following the preliminary round, caption awards for "Outstanding Percussion", "Outstanding Winds", and "Outstanding Color Guard" which are given to recipients in each class.

YIMMY awards

Recognition is also given to "Best Drum Major" and "Best Performer" in response to their performance excellence. The "Spirit of YIMMY" award is given to one band each year in recognition for their esprit de corps. The criteria for these awards is unknown.

An award memorializing musician Butch DuFault is given to an outstanding band director.{{Citation needed|date=August 2018}} YIM has awarded academic scholarships to participating students in the past.[2]

Minnesota State Marching Band Championships

YIM began awarding state championship honors in 2006.[3] The format for such awards has varied. In 2017, honors were given to the top three highest scoring Minnesota bands in each class. A single state champion award has also been announced in years prior.[2]

The inclusion of a state championship award was likely due to other Minnesota activities and music education organizations lack of sanctioned marching band events. Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL), the Minnesota NFHS affiliate, only organizes soloist and small ensemble festivals.[13] Minnesota Music Educators Association (MMEA), the Minnesota NAfME affiliate, organizes an All-State honor band program which includes concert and jazz bands.[14] And the Minnesota Band Directors Association (MBDA) has only issued guidelines for marching band performances, in addition to organizing an alternative All-State concert and jazz honor band.[15]

Past champions

Year[16]AAAAAAAAAAOverall
2018AnokaRochester LourdesRooseveltRosemountRosemount
2017HastingsRochester LourdesRooseveltRosemountRosemount
2016AnokaMinnetonkaRooseveltRosemountRosemount
2015Champlin ParkRochester LourdesEden Prairie—Eden Prairie
2014HastingsChippewa FallsRosemount—Rosemount
2013HastingsWasecaRosemount—Rosemount
2012HastingsWasecaRosemount—Rosemount
2011HastingsWasecaRosemount—Rosemount
2010HastingsRochester LourdesRosemount—Rosemount
2009[2]AnokaWest De PereRosemount—Rosemount
2008[6]Coon RapidsDowners Grove SouthRosemount—Rosemount
2007[4]MenomonieWasecaRosemount—Rosemount
2006[17]MinnetonkaMOC-Floyd ValleyRosemount—Rosemount
2005[1]—MOC-Floyd ValleyIrondale——

Minnesota state champions

The following is an incomplete list of Minnesota State Marching Band Champions.

Year[16]AAAAAAAAAA
2018AnokaRochester LourdesGrand RapidsRosemount
2017HastingsRochester LourdesGrand RapidsRosemount
2016AnokaMinnetonkaGrand RapidsRosemount

See also

  • Bands of America
  • Mid-America Competing Band Directors Association
  • Northwest Association for Performing Arts
  • Western Band Association

References

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