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Goldmund Is The Name Of Solo Piano Project By Composer Keith Kenniff. Portland Oregon-Based Composer Keith Kenniff Started Playing Drums Guitar And Bass At A Very Young Age. His Musical Journey Took Him To The Prestigious Berklee College Of Music Where He Graduated With Honors In 2006 With A B.A. In Percussion And Composition. In 2004 'Unomia' Keith's First Album Under The Moniker Helios Was Released Followed By The Critically Acclaimed Album ‘Eingya’ In 2006. His Third Album ‘Caesura’ Was Released On Type Records In 2008. Keith Has Toured And Performed Extensively Throughout The US Europe Japan And Canada. Keith Also Has A New Indie Rock/shoegaze Project Called Mint Julep. The Band Plans To Release Their First Full-Length Album "Save Your Season" In 2011. Keith Kenniff's Music Has Been Featured On Programs For NPR The BBC And Can Be Heard In A Number Of Documentaries And Films Including Celebrated Indie Filmmaker Harmony Korine's Film 'Mister Lonely' And A Trailer For The 2009 Film "Revolutionary Road" By Academy Award Winning Director Sam Mendes. Keith Has Also Composes Music For Commercials And Web Advertising For Clients Such As Honda MTV Canon Deutsche Telekom American Express Audi Levi's AEG Vinamilk And Christie's.
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Here's A Little Historical Background On The Song "Marching Through Georgia" One Of The More Controversial Aspects Of The Later Phases
of The Civil War Is The Union’s “March To The Sea”. Sent By Ulysses S. Grant To “create
havoc And Destruction Of All Resources That Would Be Beneficial To The Enemy ”
Major-General William Tecumseh Sherman Began His “Atlanta Campaign” In May 1864. After Capturing Atlanta Sherman Marched His Army To The Sea Aggressively Capturing The City
of Savannah In December And Then Marching Through South Carolina Into
North Carolina. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
'The Song "Marching Through Georgia" Is An Ode To This Famous March. Soon To Become A Very Popular Tune Of That Time Period It Expressed The Sentiment Of American People At That Time. To Hear The Original Tune Check Out The First Website Listed Below. WARNING The Lyrics Contain One Racial Epithet That May Be Considered Objectionable By Today’s Standards.
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Goldmund Is The Name Of Solo Piano Project By Composer Keith Kenniff. Portland Oregon-Based Composer Keith Kenniff Started Playing Drums Guitar And Bass At A Very Young Age. His Musical Journey Took Him To The Prestigious Berklee College Of Music Where He Graduated With Honors In 2006 With A B.A. In Percussion And Composition. In 2004 'Unomia' Keith's First Album Under The Moniker Helios Was Released Followed By The Critically Acclaimed Album ‘Eingya’ In 2006. His Third Album ‘Caesura’ Was Released On Type Records In 2008. Keith Has Toured And Performed Extensively Throughout The US Europe Japan And Canada. Keith Also Has A New Indie Rock/shoegaze Project Called Mint Julep. The Band Plans To Release Their First Full-Length Album "Save Your Season" In 2011. Keith Kenniff's Music Has Been Featured On Programs For NPR The BBC And Can Be Heard In A Number Of Documentaries And Films Including Celebrated Indie Filmmaker Harmony Korine's Film 'Mister Lonely' And A Trailer For The 2009 Film "Revolutionary Road" By Academy Award Winning Director Sam Mendes. Keith Has Also Composes Music For Commercials And Web Advertising For Clients Such As Honda MTV Canon Deutsche Telekom American Express Audi Levi's AEG Vinamilk And Christie's.
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Here's a little historical background on the song "Marching Through Georgia":
One of the more controversial aspects of the later phases
of the Civil War is the Union’s “March to the Sea”. Sent by Ulysses S. Grant to “create
havoc and destruction of all resources that would be beneficial to the enemy,”
Major-General William Tecumseh Sherman began his “Atlanta Campaign” in May 1864.
After capturing Atlanta, Sherman marched his army to the sea, aggressively capturing the city
of Savannah in December, and then marching through South Carolina into
North Carolina.
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'The song, "Marching Through Georgia" is an ode to this famous march. Soon to become a very popular tune of that time period, it expressed the sentiment of American people at that time.
To hear the original tune, check out the first website listed below. WARNING: The lyrics contain one racial epithet that may be considered objectionable by today’s standards. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.