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"Spiritual Folk-Songs of Early America: Two Hundred and Fifty Tunes and Texts With an Introduction and Notes" by George Pullen Jackson is a vital collection of early American religious music. This meticulously compiled volume preserves the spiritual folk songs and hymns that resonated throughout the American South and beyond. Explore the rich tapestry of early American folk music through 250 carefully transcribed tunes and texts.
More than just a songbook, this edition provides insightful introductions and notes by George Pullen Jackson, offering historical context and scholarly analysis. Delve into the world of religious music in early America and discover the roots of Christian musical traditions. A valuable resource for those interested in ethnomusicology, music history, and the enduring power of spiritual folk songs. Experience the music that shaped a nation.
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