Singing the New Nation: How Music Shaped the Confederacy, 1861-1865 - How Music Shaped the Confederacy, 1861-1865
E.Lawrence Abel
Stackpole (1999)
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Lit Crit
songs
Hardcover 0811702286
English
Product Details
LoC Classification ML3562.A24 2000
Dewey 780/.975/09034
Edition 1st ed.
Nationality American
Dust Jacket dj
Cover Price $29.95
No. of Pages 398
Height x Width 9.3 x 6.4  inch
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Conflict Amer Civil War
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10 b/w illustrations,6 x 9
Comprehensive list of sheet music published in the South during the war
Covers all of the known bands of the Confederate army Confederate music extended far beyond "Dixie" and "The Yellow Rose of Texas" and in fact played a significant role throughout the Civil War. From the recruiting songs that celebrated early war efforts to the "lost cause" songs of the Confederacy's last days, this new study chronicles how soldiers and civilians coped with war through their music. Included are many never-before-told histories of patriotic anthems, sentimental songs, operas, and minstrel shows.