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FANFARE ALEGRE: DIA DE LA FIESTA by Douglas Hedwig

FANFARE ALEGRE: DIA DE LA FIESTA A concert-overture for symphony orchestra by Douglas Hedwig Performance by the Oklahoma City University Orchestra, Jacob Campos, conductor. Composed in 2018 in honor of the 2018 National Hispanic Heritage Month in the U.S.A., Fanfare Alegre: Dia de la Fiesta is more of a short tone poem than an outright fanfare. Highly programmatic and rather cinematic in style, it musically relates the story of a Mexican village on the day of an important festival. It was commissioned by the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera (Chattanooga, Tennessee), Kayoko Dan, Conductor and Music Director. PROGRAM NOTE: Imagine yourself in a small Mexican village just before dawn, on the day of an important fiesta. You hear the chirping of crickets. As the sun begins to rise, the imposing shape of an ancient temple emerges against the brightening sky. The light builds and intensifies until suddenly the sun appears and a fanfare signals the beginning of the celebration. Crowds gather in the central square. The band begins to play and people start dancing. Then a church bell sounds and there is a momentary pause as the village priest arrives to offer a blessing. When he has finished, the festivities recommence, sweeping the padre and the entire community into the wild celebration. With building energy and drive, the work concludes with a final statement of the primary fanfare theme.