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From the Pioneer website, News From The Top dated Tuesday, November 17th...

The results of this design meeting produced the following 2007 Pioneer Production:

" THE FIELDS OF GREEN"

1) Gustav Holtz Suite...A solid brass introduction that drives in a march tempo that has an overlay of Kerry Dancers and Greensleeves.

2) Rakes of Mallow....an upbeat, fast paced and undoubtedly Irish folk tune.

3) Dark Tide / Washer Woman...from the movie, "The Gangs of New York" and a traditional Irish melody, "The Irish Washer Woman." It will be arranged with sort of a Cuban, African percussion feel to counter the Washer Woman melody. This original arrangement is designed to stir the imagination of the audience.

4) Minstrel Boy....written in a symphonic style has a flowing melody, full of emotion in which one can imagine the full Guard with a flag display that radiates nothing less than warm feelings of contemplation.

5) Variations on Gary Owen...Imagine the symphonic flow of the previous piece into Gary Owen building into a crescendo of accelerated tempo and instrumental dynamics that (you guessed it!) will cause a spontaneous response of the audience to leap to a standing ovation with joy and applause!

6) A return to the Holtz Suite gives the impression that the show is ending. However, we return to the driving pace of the march in the opener that is similar to a reprise in a Broadway musical with a driving, upbeat no holds barred turbo-type ending that will leave the crowd remembering Pioneer as they leave the stands humming some melody all of the way home!

A quick question.

Were the misspellings of Holst's name included verbatim on Pioneer's website?

I cannot seem to find the info on their site.

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The article that is being referenced appeared in our News From the Top column on Tuesday, November 7th. Here is a link to the article.

As a general rule, the News From the Top column is regularly updated and is the best way to keep up with the latest happenings around Pioneerland. The latest news about Pioneer is posted there on a regular basis, often times before it is released in the form of a press release. The only way to keep up with the Pioneer is to keep checking back!

Pioneer Web Site

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With Larry Kerchner writing the brass charts it's going to be a wonderful program!

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1st Sutie in Eb or 2nd Suite in F?

March kinda sounds like they may be playing the 3rd movement of the 1st Suite.

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The article that is being referenced appeared in our News From the Top column on Tuesday, November 7th. Here is a link to the article.

As a general rule, the News From the Top column is regularly updated and is the best way to keep up with the latest happenings around Pioneerland. The latest news about Pioneer is posted there on a regular basis, often times before it is released in the form of a press release. The only way to keep up with the Pioneer is to keep checking back!

Pioneer Web Site

Thanks for the link.. I see that it is spelled correctly on the site. Great show from what I can see!

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