1920's Prohibition Era
1920’s Prohibition Era (April 12th, 2026)
Music of the Roaring 20’s features a time of transformation in music styles. The romantic era had come to an end, with new styles emerging such as jazz and ragtime. A young George Gershwin was the new shining star in music composition, and we will be performing one of his favorites. Irving Berlin was another young composer who was hitting his stride. We will perform a few of his big hits including “Puttin’ On The Ritz”, “Steppin’ Out With My Baby”, and “There’s No Business Like Show Business”. You’ll also hear great music from Duke Ellington, one of the great pianists of his day. Songs like “Satin Doll”, “Take the “A” Train”, and “Caravan” were big hits. You will also be taken to a time when we all felt the utter dispair of our baseball hero coming up to the plate, only to ultimately strike out. That's right! Casey is coming up to bat. Take a journey back 100 years and reminisce about the times when you first heard this iconic music.
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1920's Prohibition Era
Kane Center - April 12th, 2026 2:00PM
Music We Are Working On:
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Tin Pan Alley Warren Barker
As Time Goes By Herman Huffeld
arr. Warren Barker
Harlem Nocturne Earle Hagen
Irving Berlin Showstoppers Irving Berlin
arr. John Higgins
On The Mall (March) Edwin Goldman
arr. Mayhew Lake
Powerhouse Raymond Scott
arr. Paul Murtha
Strike Up The Band George/Ira Gershwin
arr. Leonard Moss
The Symphonic Duke Duke Ellington
arr. Tommy Newsom
Themes Like Old Times III arr. Warren Barker
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Casey At The Bat Randol Alan Bass
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