Environmental Encroachment (also known as "EE") is a Chicago-based marching band and performance art troupe. Its origins date back to 1994 with the mission to create site-specific adult playground installations. In its current incarnation, EE fuses traditional Latin and North African rhythms with folk, jazz, and rock melodies, along with incorporating circus antics, costumes, and dance, to provide a spectacle which has been described as “incomparable to anything in the world. ”
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- Environmental Encroachment (also known as "EE") is a Chicago-based marching band and performance art troupe. Its origins date back to 1994 with the mission to create site-specific adult playground installations. In its current incarnation, EE fuses traditional Latin and North African rhythms with folk, jazz, and rock melodies, along with incorporating circus antics, costumes, and dance, to provide a spectacle which has been described as “incomparable to anything in the world. ”
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- '''Percussion:''' Kate van West, Carlos Pecciotto Jr., David Marine, Blake Beckstrom, Hazel l'Aura G., Becky Koppel, Bob DeVore
'''Trombones:''' Mike Smith, Dan Merlo, Rich Capalbo, Cale Piepenburg
'''Saxes:''' Jimmy Vonesh, Josh Hoover, Cale Piepenburg
'''Trumpets:''' Adam Clark, Tara Teppen-Vonesh, Dan Merlo
'''Flutes:''' Tzippy Rhodes, Cale Piepenburg
'''Bass Guitar:''' John Santoro, Rich Capalbo
'''Theremin:''' David Marine
'''Dancing/Acrobatics:''' Kate van West, David Medina
'''Juggling:''' Adam Zeisler
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- Peter Mueller, Mike Morton, Bret Lortie, Joseph Lahdenperä Sheedy, Jay Laubscher, Adam Loudermilk, Markus Launsburry, Tom "Breakfast" Dennehy, T.J. Darwin, David Silverman
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- Environmental Encroachment (also known as "EE") is a Chicago-based marching band and performance art troupe. Its origins date back to 1994 with the mission to create site-specific adult playground installations. In its current incarnation, EE fuses traditional Latin and North African rhythms with folk, jazz, and rock melodies, along with incorporating circus antics, costumes, and dance, to provide a spectacle which has been described as “incomparable to anything in the world. ”
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