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    Folk Songs of the American Negro, Number Two John W. Work; Frederick J. Work 1907 Context of Use: Black Music in Non-Blac… | Context of Use: Colleges | Context of Use: Folkloric and Historical | Context of Use: Historically Black Coll… | Geography: Lower Ohio Valley | Geography: Nashville | Musical Style: Spirituals | Population: Black American

    • English

    Nashville, TN : Work Brothers
  • Advanced
    Folk songs of the American negro ; number two. [64 pages] complete

    Round

    • soprano (vocal solo)
    • alto (vocal solo)
    • soprano (chorus part)
    • alto (chorus part)
    • tenor (chorus part)
    • bass (chorus part)

    Sacred Yes

    • Songbooks
    • Hymns, English
    • Bookbinding--Paper bindings
    • Folk music--United States
    • African Americans--Music
    • Serial publication of books
    • Inscriptions
    • Marginalia
    • Fisk Jubilee Singers
    • Music in African American universities and colleges
    • Spirituals (Songs)
    • Spirituals (Songs)--Analysis, appreciation
    • Musical meter and rhythm
    • Minstrel music--Criticism, interpretation
    • Ragtime music--Criticism, interpretation
    • African American dance
    • Hand-clapping music
    • Baptism--Songs and music
    • Cundiff, Elisha, 1865---Provenance
    • Coleman, Eulah M., 1883-1969--Provenance
    • Performance practice (Music)
    • Tennessee--Robertson County
    • African American preaching
    • Hymns--Homiletical use
    • Revival hymns
    • Improvisation (Music)
    • Refrains
    • Songbooks--Advertising
    • Songbooks--Prices
    • Bookbinding--Economic aspects
    • Sheet music--Advertising
    • Cantatas

    Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

    Rare Music

    • Work, John Wesley, 1873-1925
    • Work, Frederick J. (Frederick Jerome), 1871-1925

    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n92053236
    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008162474

    United States, Tennessee, Davidson, Nashville

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013959

    • Work, John Wesley, 1873-1925
    • Work, Frederick J. (Frederick Jerome), 1871-1925

    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n92053236
    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008162474

    1099329806

    United States, Tennessee, Davidson, Nashville

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013959

    United States, Kentucky, Jefferson, Louisville

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013915

    eng

    FOLK SONGS | OF THE | AMERICAN NEGRO | NUMBER TWO | EDITED BY | FREDERICK J. WORK, B. A. | INTRODUCTION BY | JOHN W. WORK. JR., M. A. | PUBLISHED BY | WORK BROTHERS | NASHVILLE, TENN.

    1 vocal score: [64] p.

    V (2), Coro S; A; Coro S (2); Coro A; Coro T (2); Coro B songbook image/tiff Image Print with non-autograph annotations No Copyright - United States

    Tennessee--Nashville

    http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204195

    United States

    • Tennessee
    • Kentucky

    • Davidson, Tennessee
    • Jefferson, Kentucky

    • Louisville, Kentucky
    • Nashville, Tennessee

    • Work, John Wesley, 1873-1925
    • Work, Frederick J. (Frederick Jerome), 1871-1925
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    Southern Baptist Theological Seminary https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/ Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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