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Reagan of Illinois. Grade 4.

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Reagan of Illinois. Grad 4.

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Reagan of Illinois composed by David R. Holsinger. For symphonic band and narrator. Grade 4.5. Score and parts. Duration 18. 29. Published by TRN Music Publisher. TU.CBREA1. To celebrate the President's 100th Birthday remembrance on February 6, 2011, the City of Dixon commissioned this work for Symphonic Band and Narrator, as a gift of love from his hometown. The narration, gathered from his autobiography, "Ronald Reagan, An American Life" takes us from his initial remembrances of Dixon to his first audition with Warner Brothers Studios in 1939. As with his delightfully written reminiscence, the composition is laced with gratitude, fond recollections, and humorous anecdotes concerning his years growing up in the Illinois farmland. Admittedly, one of the more delightful moments in the compositional process for me was a chance to do a little historical "borrowing," incorporating not only the beautiful Illinois State Song, but also the 1930's era Eureka College Hymn and the Eureka College Fight Song, the very tunes probably heard by a young football player named "Dutch" Reagan while attending college there.

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Reagan of Illinois composed by David R. Holsinger. For symfonisk band og fortelleren. Grad 4,5. Resultat og deler. Varighet 18. 29. Publisert av TRN Music Publisher. TU.CBREA1. For å feire presidentens 100th Birthday erindring den 6. februar 2011, City of Dixon bestilt dette verket for Symphonic Band og Forteller, som en kjærlighetsgave fra hjembyen. Fortellerstemme, samlet fra sin selvbiografi, "Ronald Reagan, An American Life" tar oss fra hans første erindringer av Dixon til sin første audition med Warner Brothers Studios i 1939. Som med sin herlig skrevet erindring, er sammensetningen fylt med takknemlighet, gode minner, og humoristiske anekdoter om hans år som vokser opp i Illinois jordbruksland. Admittedly, one of the more delightful moments in the compositional process for me was a chance to do a little historical "borrowing," incorporating not only the beautiful Illinois State Song, but also the 1930's era Eureka College Hymn and the Eureka College Fight Song, the very tunes probably heard by a young football player named "Dutch" Reagan while attending college there.