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    The Sacred Harp B. F. White; E. J. King 1911 Context of Use: Church Concerts and Pla… | Context of Use: Singing Schools | Context of Use: Singing Societies and E… | Format: Photography | Format: Tunebooks | Geography: Atlanta | Geography: Chesapeake Bay | Geography: Lower Piedmont | Geography: Piney Woods | Geography: Wiregrass | Musical Style: Dispersed Harmony | Musical Style: Early Gospel | Musical Style: Late Gospel | Musical Style: Scientific Music | Notation: Four-Shape | Theme: Regional Identity

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    Atlanta, GA :
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    Sacred harp, The. ; A collection of odes, hymns and anthems; together with over one hundred pieces never before used for this work. 7 unnumbered pages 6-550 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 6-26 pages, 3 unnumbered pages complete

    Four-shape

    • bass (vocal solo)
    • treble (chorus part)
    • treble (chorus part)
    • counter (chorus part)
    • counter (chorus part)
    • tenor (chorus part)
    • tenor (chorus part)
    • bass (chorus part)
    • bass (chorus part)
    • organ

    Sacred Yes

    • Tunebooks
    • Hymns, English
    • Portrait photography
    • Church music
    • Anthems
    • Bookbinding--Economic aspects
    • Tunebooks--Editing
    • Tunebooks--Prices
    • Musical notation--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
    • Music--Religious aspects
    • Music--Philosophy and aesthetics
    • Choral societies
    • Regionalism in music
    • Musical notation--Instruction and study
    • Music theory--Instruction and study
    • Performance practice (Music)
    • Vocalises
    • Contrafacta
    • Marginalia
    • Hymn tunes, Arranged
    • Folk music--United States
    • Motherhood
    • Chants
    • Choruses, sacred (mixed voices), unaccompanied
    • Christmas music
    • Choruses, sacred (mixed voices) with organ
    • Orphans
    • Player piano--Advertising
    • Piano--Advertising

    Pitts Theology Library

    Raymond C. Hamrick Hymnal Collection

    • White, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1800-1879
    • King, E. J. (Elisha J.), approximately 1821-1844

    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n82059309
    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no00045906

    J. L. White

    United States, Georgia, DeKalb, Atlanta

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013331

    05855821

    • United States, Georgia, Harris, Hamilton
    • United States, Georgia, Talbot, Box Springs
    • United States, Georgia, Fulton, Atlanta
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Skipperville
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Midland City
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Ewell
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Ozark
    • United States, Alabama, Henry, Abbeville
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Rocky Head
    • United States, Alabama, Dale, Pinckard
    • United States, Alabama, Pike, Goshen
    • United States, Alabama, Pike, Josie
    • United States, Alabama, Henry, Edwin
    • United States, Alabama, Barbour, Clio
    • United States, Georgia, Coweta, Newnan
    • United States, Georgia, Decatur, Bainbridge
    • United States, Georgia, DeKalb, Clarkston
    • United States, Georgia, Spalding
    • United States, Georgia, Taylor
    • United States, Georgia, Carroll, Villa Rica
    • United States, Georgia, Spalding, Griffin
    • United States, Texas, Sabine, Milam
    • United States, Georgia, Lamar, Barnesville
    • United States, Virginia, Richmond, Richmond
    • United States, Georgia, Upson
    • United States, Mississippi, Newton
    • United States, Georgia, Harris

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    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/2000363

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    THE SACRED HARP. | B. F. WHITE AND E. J. KING. | A COLLECTION OF | TUNES, ODES, HYMNS AND ANTHEMS | FOURTH EDITION, WITH SUPPLEMENT. | Together with over one hundred pieces never before used for this | work. Arranged and compiled by J. L. White and others. | Price Per. single copy, board binding prepaid $1.25 not prepaid $1.00 Morocco binding with name in gilt, single copy, prepaid $2.50 | ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO | J. L. WHITE. ATLANTA, GA. | COPYRIGHT 1911 BY J. L. WHITE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

    1 vocal score: [7], 6-550, [1], 6-26, [3] p.

    B, Coro, org B; Coro 1: Treble; Coro 2: Treble; Coro 1: Counter; Coro 2: Counter; Coro 1: T; Coro 2: T; Coro 1: B; Coro 2: B; org songbook image/tiff Image Print with non-autograph annotations No Copyright - United States

    Georgia--Atlanta

    http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204627

    United States

    • Texas
    • Georgia
    • Alabama
    • Virginia
    • Mississippi

    • DeKalb, Georgia
    • Fulton, Georgia
    • Coweta, Georgia
    • Henry, Alabama
    • Dale, Alabama
    • Carroll, Georgia
    • Harris, Georgia
    • Talbot, Georgia
    • Decatur, Georgia
    • Pike, Alabama
    • Sabine, Texas
    • Lamar, Georgia
    • Barbour, Alabama
    • Richmond, Virginia
    • Spalding, Georgia

    • Edwin, Alabama
    • Skipperville, Alabama
    • Griffin, Georgia
    • Bainbridge, Georgia
    • Villa Rica, Georgia
    • Atlanta, Georgia
    • Milam, Texas
    • Clio, Alabama
    • Hamilton, Georgia
    • Barnesville, Georgia
    • Newton, Mississippi
    • Taylor, Georgia
    • Richmond, Virginia
    • Rocky Head, Alabama
    • Ewell, Alabama
    • Upson, Georgia
    • Goshen, Alabama
    • Josie, Alabama
    • Abbeville, Alabama
    • Pinckard, Alabama
    • Spalding, Georgia
    • Newnan, Georgia
    • Midland City, Alabama
    • Harris, Georgia
    • Ozark, Alabama
    • Clarkston, Georgia
    • Box Springs, Georgia

    • White, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1800-1879
    • King, E. J. (Elisha J.), approximately 1821-1844
    • J. L. White
  • Attribution
    Emory University https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/ 1911 SACR A Creekside Digital

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