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SUMMARY:Programming the Past: An Alliance City Band Encore
DESCRIPTION:Joseph N. Rubin\, a musicologist with American Musical 
 Productions\, will present “Programming the Past: An Alliance City Band 
 Encore” on Wednesday\, July 1 at 11 a.m. at Rodman Public Library.\n\nThe 
 talk is a prelude to a July 4 concert inside Silver Park that will reenact 
 one from exactly a century ago.\n\nDuring his library talk\, Rubin will 
 take the audience on a musical multimedia journey through his efforts to 
 uncover and recreate turn-of-the-century band concert programs. Featuring 
 video clips from his “living history” concerts throughout the state\, 
 he will detail newly discovered facts about the Alliance City Band and its 
 longtime director Emil Rinkendorf. \n\nRegistration is required to attend 
 at rodmanlibrary.com.\n\nThe deep dive into Alliance’s musical past is a 
 perfect opening act to the July 4 concert when Rubin\, a Canton native now 
 living in New York City\, will portray Rinkendorf\, who guided the Alliance 
 City Band between 1917 and 1940 – considered the “golden era” of the 
 iconic musical group that provided entertainment in the Carnation City from 
 1859 to 1992.\n\nOn Independence Day\, Rubin will bring the Alliance City 
 Band alive again as part of Alliance’s America 250 festivities inside 
 Silver Park at 8 p.m.\, prior to the city’s annual fireworks 
 display.\n\nPresented by the Alliance Historical Society\, Alliance Parks 
 Department\, and American Musical Productions\, the concert will reenact a 
 performance by the band from July 4\, 1926\, when Alliance was marking 150 
 years of freedom.\n\nRubin\, a musicologist with American Musical 
 Productions\, will direct a period-authentic 26-piece wind band\, attired 
 in period uniform\, in a 75-minute free concert based on a recently 
 discovered program from that 1926 performance\, which was held in Miller 
 Pavilion with the audience sitting on the hillside.\n\nThe July 4 concert 
 will feature many beloved band classics as well as a march written by 
 Rinkendorf.\n\n.\n\n \n\n
LOCATION:Auditorium
ORGANIZER;CN="Jack Weber":MAILTO:jweber@rodmanlibrary.com
CATEGORIES:Adult Program, History
CONTACT;CN="Jack Weber":MAILTO:jweber@rodmanlibrary.com
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://rodmanlibrary.libcal.com/event/15729096
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