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Reagan of Illinois, Part II. Choir sheet music. Grade 4.

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Reagan of Illinois, del II. Choir noder. Grad 4.

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Reagan of Illinois, Part II. Hero Fanfare and Anthem. Composed by David R. Holsinger. For concert band and SATB choir. Grade 4. Full score only. Duration 9 minutes, 13 seconds. Published by TRN Music Publisher. TU.FSREA2. Although born in nearby Tampico, Illinois, Ronald Reagan’s family moved to Dixon, Illinois when he was nine years old. In many of his speeches and writings, he always referred to his growing up in Dixon and the many life lessons he learned in those formative years. As far as the 40th President of the United States was concerned - Dixon, Illinois, was his hometown. To celebrate the President’s 100th Birthday remembrance on February 6, 2010, the City of Dixon commissioned a work that would include Symphonic Band, Narrator, and SATB Chorus, as a gift of love from his hometown. Part I, for Band and narrator has been published previously under the title, REAGAN OF ILLINOIS. This is Part II of that endeavor, written for Band and SATB Chorus. The text of this section is paraphrased and derived from any number of comments or excerpted lines from President Reagan’s many speeches. Of course, there are also lines of text contributed by the composer to emphasize what I feel are certain characteristics of this great American and to personalize the relationship of Dixon, Illinois, to the President. A note about the music. As with Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Uncommon Man” which appeared as a “borrowed” section in one of his later symphonies, I also borrowed from an earlier work for the opening fanfare section of Reagan, Part II. The initial music before the chorus entrance is a slightly altered version of the movement entitled “An Immeasurable Hero” from the suite ONE DAY IN A SMALL TOWN written in 2004. It just seemed to be the appropriate music to begin the final chapter in this composition. The Dixon Ronald Reagan Centennial Committee Commission was chaired by Ann Lewis, who also served as the Vice-Chairman of the Illinois Reagan Centennial Commission, in cooperation with Mark Bressler, Director of Bands at Rock Falls High School and Director of the Dixon Municipal Band.

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Reagan of Illinois, del II. Hero Fanfare og Anthem. Komponeret af David R. Holsinger. For Harmoniorkester og SATB kor. Grad 4. Kun fuld score. Varighed 9 minutter, 13 sekunder. Udgivet af TRN Music Publisher. TU.FSREA2. Skønt født i nærheden Tampico, Illinois, Ronald Reagans familie flyttede til Dixon, Illinois, da han var ni år gammel. I mange af sine taler og skrifter, han altid henvist til hans opvækst i Dixon og de mange liv lektioner, han lærte i de formative år. Så langt som den 40. præsident for USA var bekymret - Dixon, Illinois, var hans hjemby. For at fejre præsidentens 100th fødselsdag erindring den 6. februar 2010, byen Dixon bestilt et arbejde, som ville omfatte Symphonic Band, Oplæser, og SATB Chorus, som en gave af kærlighed fra sin hjemby. Del I, til Band og fortælleren er blevet offentliggjort tidligere under titlen Reagan Illinois. Dette er del II i denne bestræbelse, skrevet til Band og SATB Kor. Teksten til dette afsnit er omskrevet og stammer fra et vilkårligt antal kommentarer eller uddrag linjer fra præsident Reagans mange taler. Selvfølgelig er der også tekstlinjer bidraget med komponisten at understrege, hvad jeg føler er visse karakteristika ved denne store amerikanske og for at tilpasse forholdet mellem Dixon, Illinois, til formanden. En bemærkning om musikken. Som med Aaron Copland er "Fanfare for almindelig mand", der viste sig som et afsnit "lånt" et af hans senere symfonier, jeg også lånt fra et tidligere arbejde til åbning fanfare sektion af Reagan, del II. Den oprindelige musik før omkvædet indgangen er en lidt ændret udgave af bevægelsen med titlen "en umådelig Hero" fra pakken En dag i en lille by skrevet i 2004. Det bare syntes at være passende musik til at begynde det sidste kapitel i denne sammensætning. Den Dixon Ronald Reagan Centennial Udvalg Kommissionen blev ledet af Ann Lewis, som også tjente som næstformand for Illinois Reagan Centennial Kommissionen i samarbejde med Mark Bressler, direktør for Bands på Rock Falls High School og direktør for Dixon Municipal Band.