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Title	A New Birth Of Freedom (Gettysburg, 1863)
Article no.	4119658
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	USA (us)
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Series title	Concert Band Series
Year of publication	2024
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Composer	Romeyn, Rob
Difficulty level	3+
Duration	3:50
Additional info/contents	The oratorical genius of Abraham Lincoln changed the course of history with The Gettysburg Address. “A New Birth of Freedom” by Rob Romeyn honors Lincoln’s historic vision for the country in the post-Civil War era of reconstruction and dedicates itself to that noble cause. After a short introduction, a rudimentary solo section is featured on a theme that is reminiscent of the fife and drum musical style of Lincoln’s time. This theme is developed upon as the music unfolds, gradually building and leading to a glorious, powerful, and dramatic apex. The work then moves to a restatement of that same fife and drum section on which it began, this time leading to a reflective and contemplative conclusion. A truly outstanding work that will bring a touch of class and nobility to any concert or festival performance!
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