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Singing Our History: People and Events of American History Represented in American Art Song: PART I: 1620 TO THE CIVIL WAR
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Carman, Judith E
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17th century
/ 18th century
/ 19th century
/ 20th century music
/ American history
/ Art songs
/ Historical Significance
/ Musical Settings
/ Poetry
2016
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Singing Our History: People and Events of American History Represented in American Art Song: PART I: 1620 TO THE CIVIL WAR
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Carman, Judith E
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17th century
/ 18th century
/ 19th century
/ 20th century music
/ American history
/ Art songs
/ Historical Significance
/ Musical Settings
/ Poetry
2016
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Singing Our History: People and Events of American History Represented in American Art Song: PART I: 1620 TO THE CIVIL WAR
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Singing Our History: People and Events of American History Represented in American Art Song: PART I: 1620 TO THE CIVIL WAR
2016
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Overview
This article is the story of American history and the people and events that have been recorded or memorialized in poetry, prose, letters, speeches, and historical documents - and then set to music as art song, mostly by 20th-century American composers. The story is told chronologically by century and by events or movements within each century. This part covers the time period of 1620 to the Civil War.
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National Association of Teachers of Singing,National Association of Teachers of Singing, Inc
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