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    Eight Negro Songs Alfred J. Swan; Francis H. Abbot 1927 Context of Use: Black Music in Non-Blac… | Context of Use: Folkloric and Historical | Context of Use: Missionary | Context of Use: Secular Concerts | Format: Sheet Music | Geography: Chesapeake Bay | Geography: Greater Shenandoah Valley | Geography: Northern Publishing Centers | Geography: Wiregrass | Musical Style: Art Music | Musical Style: Instrumental Music | Musical Style: Spirituals | Population: Czech

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    New York, NY : Enoch & Sons
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    Eight negro songs 47 pages 30.5 x 24 cm complete

    Round

    • mezzo-soprano (vocal solo)
    • baritone (vocal solo)
    • piano

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    • Russian Americans--Music
    • African Americans--Music
    • Virginia--Sweet Briar
    • University of Virginia
    • Folk Music--United States
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    • Sheet music--Prices
    • Ethnomusicology
    • Songs (Medium voice) with piano
    • Sacred songs with piano
    • Spirituals (Songs)
    • Humor
    • Musical meter and rhythm
    • Composition (Music)
    • Syncopation
    • Guitar
    • Arrangement (Music)
    • Black English
    • English language--Pronunciation
    • Elocution
    • Prisoners
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    • Performance practice (Music)
    • Prohibition
    • Household employees
    • Revival hymns
    • African American preaching
    • Transposition (Music)
    • Song lyrics
    • Railroads
    • Minstrel music
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    Middle Tennessee State University. Center for Popular Music

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    • Swan, Alfred J. (Alfred Julius), 1890-1970
    • Abbot, Francis H. (Francis Harris), 1877-1933

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    Enoch & Sons

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    1801369

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    EIGHT | NEGRO SONGS | [FROM BEDFORD CO. VIRGINIA] | COLLECTED BY | FRANCIS H. ABBOT | EDITED BY ALFRED J. SWAN | 1. WHO GON BRING YOU CHICKENS | 2. MUH REGLUH DRAM | 3. OLE ARK MOVIN' | 4. SQUIRL, HE TOTE A BUSHY TAIL | 5. BOOKUH RED | 6. DE BAD MAN'S BALL | 7. DAT LONESOME ROAD | 8. VANDERBILT'S DAUGHTER | Price $1.50 Net | NEW YORK | ENOCH & SONS | (BOOSEY & COMPANY, Inc.) | STEINWAY HALL, 113 57TH ST. | LONDON, ENOCH & SONS (1927) LTD. PRINTED IN U.S.A. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

    1 score: 47 p.

    Mezzo-S (Bariton), pf Mezzo-S (Bariton); pf songbook image/tiff Image Print with non-autograph annotations No Copyright - United States

    New York (State)--New York

    http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204333

    United States

    • Georgia
    • Virginia
    • New York

    • Charlottesville, Virginia
    • Spotsylvania, Virginia
    • Decatur, Georgia

    • Bainbridge, Georgia
    • Bellvue, Virginia
    • Charlottesville, Virginia
    • Queens, New York
    • Bedford, Virginia
    • New York, New York
    • New York Co, New York

    • Swan, Alfred J. (Alfred Julius), 1890-1970
    • Abbot, Francis H. (Francis Harris), 1877-1933
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