Texas 2011 82nd Regular

Texas Senate Bill SCR53 Introduced / Bill

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                    2011S1191-1 05/04/11
 By: Watson S.C.R. No. 53


 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
 WHEREAS, Texas is a special place that is widely known for the
 independence, friendliness, artistic creativity, strength, pride,
 and adventurous spirit of its citizens; and
 WHEREAS, Texas songwriters, the poets of their time and the
 symbolic troubadours of our state, reflect in rhythm and rhyme the
 essence of Texan culture; and
 WHEREAS, The mission of the Texas Heritage Songwriters'
 Association is to honor and celebrate Texas songwriters who have
 played an important role in defining and interpreting Texas'
 distinctive culture; and
 WHEREAS, The Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association has, in
 the interest of cultural preservation, adopted the motto "Music in
 its purest State" and created and fostered the Texas Heritage
 Songwriters Hall of Fame; and
 WHEREAS, The Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association has
 instituted Homecoming Weekend, held each year in conjunction with
 Texas Independence Day, as a way to celebrate Texas' rich music
 culture and unique heritage; and
 WHEREAS, Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association plays a
 major role in preserving the future of Texas songwriting through
 its partnerships with Texas universities in their support of young
 songwriters; it further protects our musical heritage by
 encouraging our universities to collect and archive the works of
 Texas songwriters; and
 WHEREAS, The Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association gives
 back to the community by donating a portion of its proceeds to
 organizations that support Texas musicians and songwriters; now,
 therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the 82nd Legislature of the State of Texas
 hereby recognize the Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association for
 the important role it plays in fostering and preserving Texas
 culture; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for the Texas Heritage Songwriters' Association as an
 expression of high regard from the Texas Legislature.