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Zephyr Winterguard
Group Description
Division: 3
Level: 1
Influence: 16
Hometown: Cascade Falls, Colorado
The Zephyr Winterguard is a dynamic and visually captivating performance ensemble, known for their artistry, precision, and breathtaking choreography. Hailing from the picturesque mountain town of Cascade Falls, Colorado, Zephyr embodies the grace of a gentle breeze and the power of a rushing wind. Zephyr’s performances weave intricate storytelling through vibrant flags, spinning rifles, and expressive movement. Their routines blend athleticism with artistry, dazzling audiences with seamless transitions, bold color palettes, and emotionally charged performances. From local showcases to national competitions, Zephyr Winterguard consistently pushes creative boundaries, earning a reputation as a group that leaves everything on the floor. Guided by their motto, "Grace in Motion," Zephyr strives to inspire and connect with audiences while fostering a sense of community and passion among their performers. Whether under the stadium lights or on the winterguard floor, they bring their unique spirit and energy to every performance.
Level: 1
Influence: 16
Hometown: Cascade Falls, Colorado
The Zephyr Winterguard is a dynamic and visually captivating performance ensemble, known for their artistry, precision, and breathtaking choreography. Hailing from the picturesque mountain town of Cascade Falls, Colorado, Zephyr embodies the grace of a gentle breeze and the power of a rushing wind. Zephyr’s performances weave intricate storytelling through vibrant flags, spinning rifles, and expressive movement. Their routines blend athleticism with artistry, dazzling audiences with seamless transitions, bold color palettes, and emotionally charged performances. From local showcases to national competitions, Zephyr Winterguard consistently pushes creative boundaries, earning a reputation as a group that leaves everything on the floor. Guided by their motto, "Grace in Motion," Zephyr strives to inspire and connect with audiences while fostering a sense of community and passion among their performers. Whether under the stadium lights or on the winterguard floor, they bring their unique spirit and energy to every performance.
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Show Title
Whispers of the Wind
Repertoire
Movement 1: "The Gentle Breeze" (Opening)
Music Selections:
"Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" – Claude Debussy
"The Wind" – Max Richter (soft, ambient strings)
Concept:
The show begins with delicate, flowing choreography to represent the soft, playful whispers of a breeze.
Flags feature light, airy silks in pastel hues, flowing effortlessly like the wind itself.
Performers use subtle, intricate movements with emphasis on grace and fluidity, setting a peaceful, ethereal tone.
Movement 2: "The Whirlwind" (Energy Builds)
Music Selections:
"Danzón No. 2" – Arturo Márquez (dynamic and rhythmic)
"Flight of the Bumblebee" – Rimsky-Korsakov (fast-paced whirlwind of motion)
Concept:
The breeze transforms into a swirling wind. Performers use fast-paced spins, tosses, and tight, angular choreography to mimic the energy of a rising whirlwind.
Props such as streamers or lightweight fabric create the illusion of spiraling gusts.
Rifles and sabers are introduced for quick-paced, precise moments that mirror the sharpness of cutting winds.
Movement 3: "The Storm" (Intensity and Drama)
Music Selections:
"Dies Irae" – Giuseppe Verdi (dark, dramatic brass)
"Storm" from Peter Grimes – Benjamin Britten (chaotic, layered sound)
Concept:
The wind evolves into a powerful storm. Performers use aggressive choreography with bold, sweeping flag movements to mimic the chaos and strength of gale-force winds.
Flags transition to darker, stormy colors (blues, grays, purples) with metallic accents, reflecting the power of the storm.
Thunderous percussion effects (bass drum rolls, cymbal crashes) accompany dramatic weapon tosses and high-energy movement.
Movement 4: "The Calm After the Storm" (Resolution)
Music Selections:
"On the Nature of Daylight" – Max Richter (emotional and reflective)
"Clair de Lune" – Claude Debussy (gentle, serene ending)*
Concept:
After the storm passes, the wind returns to a gentle, calming presence. Performers slow their movements, using soft, sweeping gestures that evoke a sense of peace and clarity.
Flags transition to white or soft gold, symbolizing renewal and light.
The final moments feature a breathtaking group toss and a unified visual moment, ending in stillness as the "wind" fades away.
Whispers of the Wind
Repertoire
Movement 1: "The Gentle Breeze" (Opening)
Music Selections:
"Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" – Claude Debussy
"The Wind" – Max Richter (soft, ambient strings)
Concept:
The show begins with delicate, flowing choreography to represent the soft, playful whispers of a breeze.
Flags feature light, airy silks in pastel hues, flowing effortlessly like the wind itself.
Performers use subtle, intricate movements with emphasis on grace and fluidity, setting a peaceful, ethereal tone.
Movement 2: "The Whirlwind" (Energy Builds)
Music Selections:
"Danzón No. 2" – Arturo Márquez (dynamic and rhythmic)
"Flight of the Bumblebee" – Rimsky-Korsakov (fast-paced whirlwind of motion)
Concept:
The breeze transforms into a swirling wind. Performers use fast-paced spins, tosses, and tight, angular choreography to mimic the energy of a rising whirlwind.
Props such as streamers or lightweight fabric create the illusion of spiraling gusts.
Rifles and sabers are introduced for quick-paced, precise moments that mirror the sharpness of cutting winds.
Movement 3: "The Storm" (Intensity and Drama)
Music Selections:
"Dies Irae" – Giuseppe Verdi (dark, dramatic brass)
"Storm" from Peter Grimes – Benjamin Britten (chaotic, layered sound)
Concept:
The wind evolves into a powerful storm. Performers use aggressive choreography with bold, sweeping flag movements to mimic the chaos and strength of gale-force winds.
Flags transition to darker, stormy colors (blues, grays, purples) with metallic accents, reflecting the power of the storm.
Thunderous percussion effects (bass drum rolls, cymbal crashes) accompany dramatic weapon tosses and high-energy movement.
Movement 4: "The Calm After the Storm" (Resolution)
Music Selections:
"On the Nature of Daylight" – Max Richter (emotional and reflective)
"Clair de Lune" – Claude Debussy (gentle, serene ending)*
Concept:
After the storm passes, the wind returns to a gentle, calming presence. Performers slow their movements, using soft, sweeping gestures that evoke a sense of peace and clarity.
Flags transition to white or soft gold, symbolizing renewal and light.
The final moments feature a breathtaking group toss and a unified visual moment, ending in stillness as the "wind" fades away.
| Date | Event | Score | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2/1/25 | THE Valkyrie Invotational | ||
| 1/31/25 | Guards and Breakfast IV |