UnquietDreams
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Day 4: Your favorite patriotic song
I consider myself a patriot. I believe in the concepts that were at the heart of what the American experiment was supposed to be. We have never come close to meeting them as a county, but I think that there are people who understand and live them. And when everything else drives me down, people give me hope.
Copeland wrote this as the US entered World War II. It was composed for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and their conductor, Eugene Goossens. Goossens wanted a martial title, "Fanfare for the Soldier." Copeland instead wrote it for everyone. This is America, and everyone else as well.
"Fanfare for the Common Man," composed by Aaron Copland.
I consider myself a patriot. I believe in the concepts that were at the heart of what the American experiment was supposed to be. We have never come close to meeting them as a county, but I think that there are people who understand and live them. And when everything else drives me down, people give me hope.
Copeland wrote this as the US entered World War II. It was composed for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and their conductor, Eugene Goossens. Goossens wanted a martial title, "Fanfare for the Soldier." Copeland instead wrote it for everyone. This is America, and everyone else as well.
"Fanfare for the Common Man," composed by Aaron Copland.