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Re: Unalienable Rights...
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- Subject: Re: Unalienable Rights...
- From: Robert Dickow <dickow@uidaho.edu>
- Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 13:31:17 -0800
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....music, rising up slowly, strings, muted... something like
John Williams.... or Gerry Goldsmith, on a patriotic theme...
maybe Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory of.......'
>
> It is to secure those rights that soldiers bled in the snow at Valley
> Forge, and fought a revolution. Without those soldiers, ragged and
violin tremolo...
brass enter, deep strings and bass drum in military rhythmic figures....
> poorly-armed as they were, standing up to one of the best armies in the
> world, and their Hessian mercenaries, we would have no Constitution and
> no Bill of Rights.
Cymbals roll, to drum/timpani downbeat. Brass rise to powerful climax.
>
> Again in 1812 we fought the British to keep our liberty, and it was
> soldiers and sailors and armed militia who put their lives on the line
Music direction: Bob Dickow
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