Massachusetts music
Music from Stoughton
Lectures and Workshops
 
 

 

 

 

New England Music Archive (NEMA)

For the preservation and study
of music composed and performed in earlier New England,
primarily 18th and 19th centuries.

NEMA Director: Roger L. Hall




 

 

 

 

 

 

"Land of Our Hearts"
From Pilgrims to Patriots

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Music monographs, multimedia DVDs and music CDs

Stoughton Music Heritage Series

 

 


 

 

 

Read about the singing school held in Stoughton, Massachusetts in 1774
and taught by Boston composer, William Billings

 

 

 

 

 

Patrick Gilmore and The Boston Peace Jubilees

Both these music festivals were held in Boston. They were organized by bandleader,
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore [shown in picture]. The 1869 festival was organized
to commemorate the end of the Civil War, and U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant attended the opening ceremonies.

At the 1872 festival, one of the special invited guests was Johann Strauss Jr.
(The Waltz King) from Vienna.

There were thousands of musicians in the orchestra and chorus who participated
in these two "monster" music festivals.

Twenty years after the first Peace Jubilee there was a third event but it was much smaller in size.

Read more about all three events, click this link: The Boston Peace Jubilees

 

 

 

 

 

New England Choral Project

To hear samples of music

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New England Music Series on CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs

 

This series offers an extensive amount of resource information for scholars, students,
musicians, and the general reader in areas often neglected.


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Music From New England on AMRC CDs

Best of William Billings
(AMRC 0001)

"Make A Joyful Noise" -
The New England Harmony
(AMRC 0002)

"Praise Ye The Lord" -
Music by Six New England Composers
(AMRC 0003)


A Centennial Collection: Music by E.A. Jones
(AMRC 0006)

"New Bethlehem" - Christmas Music in New England
(AMRC 0010)

"Celestial Praises" -
A Celebration of Shaker Spirituals
(AMRC 0017)

American Places - Musical Travels
(AMRC 0028)

"Song of Our Saviour" -
A Dramatic Cantata by E.A. Jones
(AMRC 0029)

"Easter Concert" - Oratorio by E.A. Jones
(AMRC 0030)

Musick in Old Boston:
Jubilee 350 Concert
(AMRC 0031)

"Simple Gifts" -
A Shaker Song revisited
(AMRC 0033)

"Chester" -
Music in Old New England, 1778-1878
(AMRC 0038)

 

 

New England Composers Series

No. 1: William Billings

No. 2: Supply Belcher

No. 3: Edwin Arthur Jones

No. 4: George Whitefield Chadwick

 

 

 

 





Composers Born in New England Before 1900

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New England Music in Concerts

"Musick in Old Boston" Concert

 

 

"A Dedication Concert"

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

New England Song Series
(NESS)

Click on the links to read about each of the titles...

 

Song Series No. 1:

"BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC":
Origins of a Civil War Song

 

 

 

Song Series No. 2:

"GOIN' HOME":
From Bohemia to Boston

 

 

 

Song Series No. 3:

One Horse Open Sleigh:
The Story of "JINGLE BELLS"

 


 

 

Song Series No. 4:

"SIMPLE GIFTS" -
Elder Joseph Brackett's Shaker Dance Song


 

Song Series No. 5:

"SONG OF THE OLD FOLKS":
Father Kemp and Auld Lang Syne

 

 

 

Song Series No. 6:

"FATHER AND I WENT DOWN TO CAM":
The Boston Yankee Doodle Ballad

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 



Roger Lee Hall presented a complimentary copy of the
NEW ENGLAND MUSIC SAMPLER DVD to the
Stoughton Public Library Director, Pat Basler,
for the Stoughton collection.

 

This combo trio DVD
has over 200 files, 8 audio albums and 2 video programs


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plus audio and video features,
readable on computer,
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See the available programs on New England music at

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