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Category Archives: Civil War Music
Anniversary Programs Take Shape For 2013
Many exciting events and programs are being planned to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address in 2013. This is an early look at the current slate of Gettysburg National Military Park events. … Continue reading
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Gettysburg Music Muster
How important was music during the Civil War? Drumbeats originally served two purposes: to tell soldiers what to do, and to keep them in step. Drum calls issued commands to soldiers, while other drumbeats with fife accompaniments helped soldiers march. … Continue reading
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