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Symphonic Band

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La Fiasta Mexicana - about Composer H. Owen Reed Dr. Reed will turn 101 this year Written as result of Guggenheim Fellowship to study and compose in Mexico Taught theory and composition at Michigan State
Festal Scenes Yasuhide Ito Employs four folk songs from Japan Festive Atmosphere Written for Ominato Band for Maritime Self Defense Ito is a pianist, teaches at University level known as dynamic conductor
La Fiesta - about music Very religious and reverence for Virgin Mother Influences felt in music, expressing honor and love of the Virgin Study in contrasts: festive and solemn, religious and pagan, boisterous and tender
La Fiesta - Mass II Bell remind of religious event Gather for worship Ending response for horn call: like an "Amen"
La Fiesta - Carnival III Entertainment foe all Opening depicts circus, bull fight, mariachi bands (brass & violins) "La Negra" The Sound of the Dark One -Popular mariachi band song Polyrythmic written 3/4 (Feels 3 &1) also some 6/8 (feels in 2) Form: ternary ABA
Noisy Wheels of Joy - about music Eric Whitacre written as concert opener Three themes: Comedy, Adventure, Love Dedicated to Mr. Jim Cochran, Shattinger Music, Missouri
Aurora Awakes Aurora, Roman goddess of the dawn a.k.a Eos AB form (binary) slow/fast, mostly E-flat Major, some G-flat & F Mackey known for stylistic imitation
Aurora Awakes - Awards Winner of Bandmasters Association's ABA/Ostwald Prize & 2009 National Bandmasters Association's William D. Revelli Award
Aurora Awakes - about Composer John Mackey Born 1973 Master of Music, The Julliard School; Bachelors of Fine Arts, Cleveland Institute of Music Enjoys writing for dance and symphonic winds, most work for these Has worked with major dance companies
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