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Two Days in March (1862)
The Battle of Pea Ridge
Larry MacTaggart
The most important battle of the Civil War west of the Mississippi River took place in Northwest Arkansas over the course of two days in early March, 1862. This battle involved over 20,000 soldiers and was unmatched in fury. The Union … Read More
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The most important battle of the Civil War west of the Mississippi River took place in Northwest Arkansas over the course of two days in early March, 1862. This battle involved over 20,000 soldiers and was unmatched in fury. The Union victory ensured Missouri and the critical arsenal in St. Louis would remain under Federal control. Two Days in March (1862) is a musical portrait of those two days in which bravery and unquestioned valor intersect with the reality of war. This piece includes parts for an offstage bugle and drummer and optional parts for a female chorus and piano.