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Bring the songs and stories of the civil
war to your library, school, club, or special event
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The Civil War’s Sesquicentennial provides
Americans with the opportunity to reflect on the importance of this
pivotal period in our nation's history, and to consider the future of
the most tangible reminders we have left: the music and the stories of
the time.
The Times of Abraham Lincoln is a 45- 60
minute, interactive celebration in music and story of the
Sesquicentennial of the Civil War and the Commander-In-Chief of the
North: Abraham Lincoln. |
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Singer, Storyteller, Musician and Music Historian, Mike Anderson brings
the music of the American Civil War to life using Civil War era
instruments of the men who fought the war. Stories of the formative
years of the young man who became the 16th President will be
artfully interwoven to create an educational, entertaining and memorable
event.
While band
instruments are most often seen with the music of the Civil War,
multi-instrumentalist Mike Anderson will use the banjo, mountain
dulcimer, jawharp, bones, and other handmade instruments to bring the
songs alive and lead the audience in the singing of the classics.
Contact
Mike to bring “The Times of Abraham Lincoln” to your library,
school, museum, or event |
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We
love having Mike Anderson perform in the Plaza at the Abraham Lincoln
Presidential Museum. The music is great and fits perfectly at the
museum; and Mike is also a wonderful educator & communicator. You
are transported in time back to 19th-century America. The
visitors get a great show, certainly, and also learn a great deal of
information and stories about the 19th-century, the music of
the time, the variety of instruments, lots of stories and some tall
tales – all told by a genuine artist.
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Phil Funkenbusch
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum
Springfield, Illinois
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