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"Lincoln and Liberty"
"Lincoln and Liberty" - Music From Abraham Lincoln's Era
Lincoln and Liberty - Music Program
"Farewell Father, Friend and Guardian" - Funeral Song for President Lincoln
"Glory, Hallelujah" - Songs and Hymns of the Civil War Era
Music From The Eras of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
New revised edition!
It is not generally known that Abraham Lincoln was a devoted music lover throughout his life and someone who enjoyed all kinds of music, including rousing minstrel songs, sentimental ballads, patriotic tunes, and Grand Opera.
First published in 2009 for the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, and titled, "Lincoln and Liberty" - Music From Abraham Lincoln's Era, it was written by musicologist, Roger Lee Hall.
It has been expanded for this new edition with additional sheet music.
The Listener's Guide is included on the CD-ROM playable on any computer with Microsoft Word.
Accompanying the Listener's Guide is a specially prepared music album (mp3) with songs and hymns from the American Music Recordings Archive.
Sample quote from the Listener's Guide about one of the music titles on the CD-ROM:
Black men assembled in "rejoicing meetings" all over the land on the last night of December 1862, waiting for the stroke of midnight to bring freedom to those states in the secessionist states. At the contaband camp [for runaway slaves] in Washington., D.C., the assembled blacks sang over and over again: "Go down, Moses...Let my people go."
Bonus Video Program:
Also available for an additional cost is a half hour cable television program featuring World Premiere performances of hymns by Steven Foster composed during the time when Lincoln was U.S. President.
The program was filmed during rehearsal and performance by The Old Stoughton Musical Society Chorus, directed by Earl Eyrich. The program was hosted by OSMS Historian, Roger Hall.
The "Lincoln and Liberty" music album listed below
is included on the CD-ROM and contains 8 Premiere Recordings!
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Click links to listen to
a few samples:
I. The Early Years
1. +The Star Spangled Banner -- words by Francis Scott key, 1814
(19th century choral version)
2. Hail! Columbia -- words by Joseph Hopkinson/
music: The President's March by Philip Phile
(patriotic song first sung when John Adams was U.S. President in 1798)
II. Lincoln in New Salem
3. Home! Sweet Home -- words: John Howard Payne/
music: Henry R. Bishop, 1823
III. Lincoln: The Lawyer and Legislator
4. Emancipation Song: Get Off The Track --words: Jesse Hutchinson, 1844/
tune: Old Dan Tucker by Daniel D. Emmett5. Gentle Annie -- words and music by Stephen C. Foster, 1856
IV. Lincoln: The 16th U.S. President and Stephen Foster Hymns
[Portrait of Stephen C. Foster]6. Lincoln and Liberty --
words: attrib. to William H. Burleigh/ tune: Rosin the Bow
(Lincoln's Campaign Song, 1860)
7. Hymn: +The Pure, The Bright, The Beautiful --
music by Stephen C. Foster, 18638. Hymn: +Over The River -- words: H.C./
music: Stephen C. Foster,1863
9. Hymn: +What Shall The Harvest Be? -- words: Emily Sullivan Oakey/ music: Stephen C. Foster, 1863
10. Hymn: +Choral Harp -- words: William R. Wallace/ music: Stephen C. Foster
11. Hymn: +Give Us This Day -- words & music by Stephen C. Foster, 1863
V. The Civil War Decade
12. Dixie's Land (Dixie) --
Daniel Decatur Emmett, 1859
13. The Bonnie Blue Flag -- words: Harry McCarthy, 1861/
music: The Irish Jaunting Car
14. Go Down, Moses -- Afro-American spiritual
(sung when the Emancipation Proclamation was announced)15. +A Prayer For The Captive -- Shaker pacifist hymn by Cecilia DeVere
(sung by the Shakers on the day of Lincoln's funeral)
16.
John Brown (aka: John Brown's Body, 1861) and
Battle Hymn of the Republic -- words by Julia Ward Howe, 1862
(from Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert Tunes)17. Cumberland Gap, 1862
18. We Are Coming, Father Abraam -- Stephen C. Foster, 1862
19. Lorena -- words: Rev. H.D.L. Webster/ music: J.P. Webster, 1857
20. All Quiet Along the Potomac -- words: Mrs. Ethel L. Beers/
music: W.H. Goodwin, 1861
21. When Johnny Comes Marching Home -- Patrick S. Gilmore, 186322. Weeping Sad and Lonely (When This Cruel War Is Over) --
words: Charles Carroll Sawyer/ music: Henry Tucker, 186223. *Funeral March -- Mrs. E.A. (Susan McFarland Parkhurst), 1865
24. *Farewell Father, Friend and Guardian --
words: L.M. Dawn/ music: George F. Root, 1865
(sung at President Abraham Lincoln's funeral in Chicago and Springfield, Illinois)
+ = Premiere Recording* = available on the CD-ROM only
Performers on this album include:
The Old Stoughton Musical Society Chorus
The Plymouth Church Choir
The Sky Pilot Gospel Choir
The Union Confederacy
Margaret Ulmer, piano with Eric Sosman, bass-baritone
Also available separately is a CD titled, "Lincoln and Liberty,
with 24 tracks including "Willie Has Gone To The War" - music by Stephen Foster
To order this CD -- CLICK HERE
"Lincoln and Liberty" - Music From Abraham Lincoln's Era
by Roger Lee Hall
(Revised edition, 2016)
To receive your copy of the informative multimedia CD-ROM,
with Listener's Guide, music album,
Civil War sheet music gallery, and a Lincoln portrait gallery,
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or $24.95 with bonus video program(U.S.A. only),
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Music Program
As part of the Living History Series, on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at the Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation Museumin Granville, Massachusetts, Liz Smith introduced Roger Lee Hall, author of the book, Lincoln and Liberty: Music From Abraham Lincoln's Era.
Mr. Hall presented an illustrated music program with singing, focused on music from Abraham Lincoln’s years as the U.S. President and featured some well known songs from the Civil War era.There was also a display of Mr. Hall's CDs, DVDs and books...
Illustrated Music Program
Would you like to schedule a music program for your organization
about the music of Abraham Lincoln's time during the Civil War years?
The illustrated lecture includes song favorites of Lincoln
with recorded music examples and live singing with the audience of familiar songs.Write Mr. Hall for more details and his fee to:
"Glory, Hallelujah": Songs and Hymns of the Civil War Era
Read about this funeral Song for Abraham Lincoln,
Also available...
A multi-media DVD-R
with sheet music, music examples and two video programs
Music From The Eras of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln
Read more at this link:
Music From Washington and Lincoln Eras
Combo Special!
To receive both the above titles on a multimedia DVD-R with
both"A Toast - Music from George Washington's Time" and "Lincoln and Liberty"
with Listener Guide, sheet music galleries, music albums and
two video programs, all for only $29.95 (a 25%discount!), click on this button:
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Related AMP Links
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"A Prayer for the Captive" - Shaker hymn in memory President Lincoln
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