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The Story of the Jubilee Singers J. B. T. Marsh; F. J. Loudin 1899-01-01 Context of Use: Black Music in Non-Blac… | Context of Use: Colleges | Context of Use: Historically Black Coll… | Context of Use: Secular Concerts | Format: Photography | Gender: Fraternal Organizations | Gender: Women's Organizations | Geography: Blue Ridge | Geography: Chesapeake Bay | Geography: Cincinnati | Geography: International | Geography: Lowcountry | Geography: Lower Piedmont | Geography: Mid-South Plains | Geography: Middle Tennessee | Geography: Nashville | Geography: St. Louis | Musical Style: Art Music | Musical Style: Instrumental Music | Musical Style: Quartet Singing | Musical Style: Spirituals | Population: Black American | Theme: Charity and Social Work - English
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- Jubilee Singers (Fisk University)
- American Missionary Association
- Freedmen's Missions Aid Society
- Spirituals (Songs)--Analysis, appreciation
- Spirituals (Songs)--Economic aspects
- Choruses, sacred (mixed voices), unaccompanied
- Choruses, sacred (unison), unaccompanied
- Concert tours
- Pictorial bindings
- Music in African American universities and colleges
- Moore, Ella Sheppard, 1851-1914
- Porter, Maggie L., 1853-
- Jackson, Jennie
- Jackson, Julia
- Gordon, Georgia, 1855-
- Robinson, America W., 1855-
- Rutling, Thomas
- Loudin, F. J. (Frederick J.)
- Alexander, Hinton D., 1853-
- Ives, Mabel Lewis, 158-1936
- Hall, Minnie Tate, 1857-1899
- Watkins, Edmund, 1850-
- Holmes, Benjamin C., active 1846-1870
- Dickerson, Isaac P., 1852-1900
- Hazell, Watson & Viney
- John Church Company
- Portrait photography
- World Young Women's Christian Association
- World Alliance of YMCAs
- Aboriginal Australians in art
- Māori (New Zealand people) in art
- Refrain--Analysis, appreciation
- Hampton University (Va.)
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- United States, Georgia, DeKalb, Stone Mountain
- United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Charleston
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THE STORY OF | THE JUBILEE SINGERS | INCLUDING THEIR SONGS | BY | J. B. T. MARSH | WITH SUPPLEMENT | CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR SIX YEARS' TOUR AROUND | THE WORLD, AND MANY NEW SONGS | BY | F. J. LOUDIN | NEW EDITION | LONDON | HODDER AND STOUGHTON | 27, PATERNOSTER ROW | 1899 -
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- United States
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- Alabama
- Ohio
- Maryland
- Missouri
- South Carolina
- Georgia
- England
- Tennessee
- Hamilton, Ohio
- Charleston, South Carolina
- Davidson, Tennessee
- Wythe, Virginia
- Buckinghamshire, England
- Portage, Ohio
- Marlboro, South Carolina
- DeKalb, Georgia
- Wilson, Tennessee
- Lorain, Ohio
- independent city, Missouri
- Greater London, England
- Stone Mountain, Georgia
- Charleston, South Carolina
- Nashville, Tennessee
- Ravenna, Ohio
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- Lebanon, Tennessee
- Oberlin, Ohio
- London, England
- Saint Louis, Missouri
- Bennettsville, South Carolina
- Wytheville, Virginia
- Portage, Ohio
- Talbot, Maryland
- Aylesbury, England
- Wilson, Tennessee
- Coosa, Alabama
- Rutherford, Tennessee
- Marsh, J. B. T.
- Loudin, F. J. (Frederick J.)
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