Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Fanfare for the Common Man (1942) by Aaron Copland

 


I think I've done music on here before? I grabbed this for something else I was working on tonight and figured I'd drop it here too. What could be more liberal education than classical music focused on the every man?

It's been used in approximately everything, though it's usually a different peace of music based on it to varying degrees. Graham De Wilde's Arlington Fanfare is probably the most used. That, or John Williams just yanking bits of it every five minutes. 



Star Trek Voyager
's intro is the best one, because the Star Trek Voyager intro is better than 90% of television.



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