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| | From: ce33470 (Original Message) | Sent: 2/7/2007 12:30 AM |
For those living in or visiting Southern California this weekend, join us
Saturday, February 10, 2007 at 8 p.m. Meng Concert Hall, on the campus of Cal State University, Fullerton
Their brilliant sound and musical splendor can be heard on the motion picture soundtracks, “Glory,�?“Gettysburg,�?and Disney’s “Hidalgo.�?BR> AMERICUS BRASS BAND
You’ve heard them in the movies & on television - now hear them LIVE at Cal State Fullerton!
Performing on authentic period instruments Americus Brass Band’s program includes “The Bonnie Blue Flag�?and “Johnny Comes Marching Home Again�?from the Civil War, plus rip-roaring tunes made popular in the Old West’s Buffalo Bill Show.
To purchase tickets: http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?organ_val=2375&schedule=list
To listen to musical samples of Americus Brass Band: http://www.americusbrassband.org/sounds.htm
To view the Fullerton Arts calendar for all upcoming events: http://www.fullerton.edu/arts/events/index.htm
Americus Brass Band pays homage to music from the Civil War, Old West and Sousa eras, a time when brass bands were an important part of musical America. These songs take us back to a time when music soothed the weary spirit, enlivened the soul and celebrated a soldier’s heroism in battle. Many of the songs from these eras have become popular tunes, including, “When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Dixie and Oh, Suzanna.�?Founded in 1976 by music students at Cal State Long Beach, who were initially attracted to Civil War reenactment, sought authenticity in dress and instrumentation to create a concert experience unlike any other. Because of Americus' professional musicianship and continuing commitment to historical authenticity, the band travels the length and breadth of the United States performing shows, period balls, reenactments and living history events. In addition to touring, the group has appeared in ABC television mini-series “The North and South; and performed for movie soundtracks, including the 1990 Tri-star Pictures Oscar winning movie “Glory�?and more recently Disney’s “Hidalgo.�?BR>
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