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Titre	Vermilion River Serenade
Référence article	3221761
Catégorie	Harmonie/Fanfare/Brass-band
Sous-catégorie	Musique de concert
Instrumentation	Ha (orchestre d'harmonie)
Format/Umfang	PrtStm (partition et pièces)
Pays de publication	USA (us)
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Année de publication	2024
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Compositeur	Campo, David
Niveau	3
Informations complémentaires/contenu	The Vermilion River runs through the heart of my hometown of Lafayette, LA. It was created when the ancient course of the Mississippi River, which originally ran through the area that is now Lafayette, shifted from west to east and left a channel through the plains. While originally home to the Atakapa-Ishak and Canneci (Lipan Apache) Tribes and the competing Choctaw Tribes, between the years 1765 and 1785 the first great wave of immigration occurred in South Louisiana and Acadian exiles settled the area. They created a profitable fur and deerskin trading business along the Vermilion River, and the Old Spanish Trail reached the Vermilion right about where the village of Vermilionville (later Lafayette) was founded. Subsequently, the town grew and flourished on both sides of the Vermilion. The tranquil river and its scenic banks, adorned with live oaks draped in Spanish moss, provided the backdrop for early Cajun life as the river was a source of food, communication, travel and commerce. This piece is a "postcard;" an homage to my culture and to the river that brings me great peace every time I encounter its pastoral beauty and serenity.
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	Format/Umfang
	Vermilion River Serenade (orchestre d'harmonie), partition et pièces
	Vermillion River Serenade (orchestre d'harmonie), partition

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