An edition of Where home is
(1977)
Where home is
life in nineteenth-century Cincinnati, crossroads of the East and West
by John Aler
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English Songs, Choruses (Mixed voices), English Hymns, Piano music, Music, American Songs, Ohio, CincinnatiPlaces
Ohio, CincinnatiTimes
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Where home is: life in nineteenth-century Cincinnati, crossroads of the East and West
1977, New World Records
in English
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Table of Contents
Where home is -- George F. Rossi
Sweet home --
A life in the West -- G. Morris and Henry Russell
Old Rosin the bow -- arr. William C. Peters
Ho! For Kanzas -- Lucy Larcom and F.H. Pease
The old canoe -- S.M. Grannis and George F. Root
You never miss the water till the well runs dry -- Rowland Howard
The jovial farmer boy --
Wake up Jake -- George Holman
Sounds of the singing school -- P.P. Bliss
Ohio -- Augustus Dameron Fillmore
Ives -- Elam Oves, Jr.
Galop -- James R. Murray
Frankfort Belle ;
Louisville march & quick-step -- attrib. William C. Peters
The blessed Bible ;
Henry -- Augustus Dameron Fillmore
Who'll buy (Temperance) -- James R. Murry
Firmament -- Augustus Dameron Fillmore.
Edition Notes
At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.
Durations on container; historical, biographical and program notes by K.K. Sklar and J. Newsom and words of the vocal works (4 p.) bound in.
Forms part of: Marshall F. Granros Collection.
John Aler, tenor ; Clifford Jackson, baritone ; Harmoneion Singers ; Peter Basquin, piano or harmonium ; John Miner, conductor.
Recorded at Columbia Recording Studios, 30th Street, New York.
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