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Phases of liberty : four songs : Freedom's rally ; Freedom's lament ; Freedom's revival ; and Freedom's jubilee / by Adam D. Logan.

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Format:
Musical score
Author/Creator:
Logan, Adam D.
Contributor:
Keffer Collection of Sheet Music (University of Pennsylvania)
Standardized Title:
Phases of liberty
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Songs with piano.
Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with organ.
Patriotic music--United States.
Patriotic music.
United States.
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Songs and music.
History.
Genre:
Songs with piano.
Songs and music.
Songs.
Scores.
Physical Description:
1 score (9 pages) : illustrations ; 36 cm
Contained In:
Keffer Collection of Sheet Music.
Other Title:
Freedom's rally.
Freedom's lament.
Freedom's revival.
Freedom's jubilee.
The freeman rallied, he rush'd to the strife.
Our sires bequeath'd in freedom's accord.
The darker the hour, the brighter the morrow.
Hail, freedomland, hail, freemen band.
Nerve ev'ry arm and strike a deadly blow.
Freemen, freemen, from mountain, from valley.
Place of Publication:
New York : [A. D. Logan], [1861]
Notes:
Songs; for voice and piano. The 4th work is set for chorus (SATB) and organ.
Freedom's rally. First line of text: Nerve ev'ry arm and strike a deadly blow; First line of refrain: Freemen, freemen, from mountain, from vally [sic].
Freedom's lament. First line of text: The freeman rallied, he rush'd to the strife.
Freedom's revival. First line of text: Our sires bequeath'd in freedom's accord. First line of refrain: The darker the hour, the brighter the morrow.
Freedom's jubilee. First line of text: Hail, freedomland, hail, freemen band.
Illustration: the sun with rays emanating from it, and a cloud above it.
OCLC:
37735813

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