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The drum major is the leader of a marching band whether in practice or competing. In addition the drum major will lead the rest of the band in following the director's orders, assists in helping the teacher, and acts as the head of the band when accepting awards in ceremonies.

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While it is often termed a baton the term mace may be more appropriate.

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It's called a baton. Hope this helped!

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It is called a mace.

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