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Pomp And Circumstance March Composed By Edward Elgar
Working at a High School I have witness many graduation ceremonies. There are lots of preparation previous to the ceremony. Designed to reflect dignity and hard work participating in graduation ceremonies are a significant achievement for any student. The ceremony itself should reflect the greatness of the occasion and also be a celebration of their academic accomplishments. The speakers, guests, music and protocol is designed to commemorate this important rite of passage for any student.
Before the ceremony starts both graduating students academic staff walk on a procession to their assigned seating. The music used is the Pomp and Circumstance march. Composed by Edward Elgar this piece evokes memories of the importance of the event and

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