Trump White House pays tribute to the American army by highlighting their musical skills
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The White House has always been the noblest stage that presented some of the best American performers, including musicians, singers, composers and more, while presidents have always inserted their favorite styles, artists and genres in a party at the White House. And our current president is not different.
One thing President John F. Kennedy and President Donald J. Trump The love of musicals is common. The first lady of Jacqueline Kennedy coined her husband’s administration, the name “Camelot”, because of the love of President Kennedy’s song. More than six decades quickly forward, and the first lady of Melania Trump has re -introduced a musical connection to the White House, in what has recently become a viral object on social media.
President and Mrs. Trump continued the tradition of hosts of the nation’s governor at the White House during the annual winter meeting of the National Governor Association, held at the end of February. Instead of the usual examination of events that are united elements of the governing of the governor of the state or beautifully planned and performed candles by the first ladies and the staff of the executive residence, and the amazing choice Tuxedo suit Mrs. Trump Dolce & Gabbana, Much attention is paid to choosing music performed by the United States Military Choir.
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As an army Horus A series of magnificent red carpets of Cross Hall’s presidential house into the eastern room in their fresh uniforms surrounded by a Governor’s audience, a cabinet official and a higher white house, the famous sounds “God bless now” and “Do you hear people sing?” From the iconic Broadway musical, “Les Misérables” are brilliantly performed.
President Donald Trump and the first lady of Melania Trump entertain the United States Military Choir on the Governor’s ball. (Day scavino/@scavino47 on x)
On various media platforms, some quickly assumed that the performance of the musical number had some alternative meaning or was the protest of the army, assuming that they had chosen music. But in reality, the truth is that President Trump loves musicals and that song. In addition, President and Mrs. Trump deeply respected our magnificent army of the United States, which is why they were selected to perform over a particular artist.
According to most accounts, President Lyndon B. Johnson was the first to call the nation’s governor Dinner at the White House. According to AP -AA, Johnson believed that “the main executives of the states and the executive director of the Federal System were to work with the same information,” a feeling that is still valid today. Nixoni, enthusiastic entertainers, however, turned the event into a modern government ball, a beautiful evening of black tie, often with a reception line, a festive dinner and fun after dinner.
In 1974, the last year of President Richard Nixon on duty, the Governor’s ball included one of the most loving shows after dinner after her term in the White House, Kindness Pearl Bailey, one of the favorite presidential performers. The 50-minute performance was to end with his hit “Hello Dolly”. However, after the song concluded, while Nixon went on stage to thank her, Bailey started joking about playing the piano, allegedly saying, “You don’t play so I sing, but I don’t sing as you manage.”
She then quickly considered that she was playing the piano and invited the president to choose her own song, but she protested when he played “Home on the range.” In the end, the whole audience stood up and joined the choir “God blessed America”.
Show tunes and a great party on Governor Ball did not end with Nixon’s administration. President Gerald Ford and the first lady Betty Ford planned to dance in the eastern room with Mike Carney music, a pianist based in New York, but quickly took a more vibrant note, as did most Ford Galas, thank you Pearl Bailey. After dancing and music, Bailey was happy and delighted the crowd of his vintage hits.
Even Carter’s administration, which was not known for her party, prepared the show to gather US governors. 1978. Carter White House secured the Beverly Sills party, which intended to open a revival “Merry Widow” in Metropolitan and built around her all night.
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The Washington Everk Star reported: “Sills turned it into a truly elegant ball. In her ivory dress with a wickedness with giant’s giant legs, the soprano with blue strawberry strawberry began singing the beautiful music” Merry Widow “. Along with Baritone Alan Titus. ”
The newer presidents also invited top performers. President George W. Bush and the first lady Laura Bush invited Vince Gill and Amy Grant once to have their guests entertain. President Barack Obama and the first lady of Michelle Obama, famous music lovers, enjoyed legends such as Gladys Knight, Dianne Reeves and Earth, Wind & Fire in the White House for dinner in honor of Nation.
President John F. Kennedy and the first lady Jackie Kennedy brought their own musical taste to the White House. JFK and President Donald Trump both had affection of musicals. File: Kennedys stands on the White House lawn as they testify to the part of the royal Highland regiment Black Watch. (Getty Images)
Sometimes our presidents do not send a political message, they simply enjoy music. President Trump is widely known for being a fan of the music theater and according to the list of a pretty eclectic list for reproduction where thousands of supporters hear songs like “Ymca”, as well as “Phantom of the Opera” at his sets.
What did the latest gubernator dinner of President and Mrs. Trump was not a choice of music, but which he performed. Trump’s White House continues its tradition of using military bands for almost all events, and they decided to highlight them more than any other administration.
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The bands performed at events at all levels, from the annual rolling of Easter eggs to the most important state dinners, including a state dinner in honor of Australia, which was the biggest gathering in the history of the premiere of the United States of the United States for such an occasion in the White House.
More than any other modern white house, the President and Mrs. Trump created a sign for the signature of their entertaining importance, setting up the American best on the biggest stage, the National House with our Military Musicians of the United States.
