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When The Saints Go Marching In (Negro-Spiritual) · The Golden Gate Quartet · Clyde Riddick, Clyde Wright, J. Caleb Ginyard, Orlando Wilson
"Serie All Stars Music" Nº 039 Exclusive Remastered From Original Vinyl First Edition (Vintage Lps) "Negro - Spirituals" "Gospel"
℗ 2009 Vintage Music
Released on: 2009-09-09
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Margaret Bonds, composer; Leontyne Price, soprano
Lawrence Winters, baritone
"Ride the Chariot"
Negro Spiritual
Arreglo: Henry Smith
Coro de Cámara Universidad de Medellín
III Encuentro regional universitario de coros y ensambles vocales - Ascun Cultura 2015 - Nodo Noroccidente
Cámara: Anna Milena Ospina López
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Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
2015
A City Called Heaven - Negro Spiritual / arr. Josephine Poelinitz. Performed by 'sounding light' on October 1st, 2021. Soloist Glen Thomas Rideout (bass).
Henry Thacker ("Harry") Burleigh (December 2, 1866 – September 12, 1949) was an American classical composer, arranger, and professional singer known for his baritone voice. The first black composer who was instrumental in developing characteristically American music, Burleigh made black music available to classically trained artists both by introducing them to spirituals and by arranging spirituals in a more classical form.
Burleigh also introduced Antonín Dvořák to Black American music, which influenced some of Dvořák's most famous compositions and led him to say that Black music would be the basis of an American classical music.
Performer(s): Harry T. Burleigh - recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7kpcps7Jx0
Le Chœur des Bateliers de Pont-du-Chateau (direction Béatrice Terrasse) et Les Archets de l'Allier (direction Nicolas Biery) - le 12 juin 2016 à Saint-Nectaire - Autres vidéos : http://video63.fr
Henry Thacker ("Harry") Burleigh (December 2, 1866 – September 12, 1949) was an American classical composer, arranger, and professional singer known for his baritone voice. The first black composer who was instrumental in developing characteristically American music, Burleigh made black music available to classically trained artists both by introducing them to spirituals and by arranging spirituals in a more classical form.
Burleigh also introduced Antonín Dvořák to Black American music, which influenced some of Dvořák's most famous compositions and led him to say that Black music would be the basis of an American classical music.
Performer(s): Harry T. Burleigh - recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7kpcps7Jx0
I don’t have a big platform but I think using all of us can try to help the change come! Here is a medley of some of my favorite negro spirituals(Did you know that negro spirituals can be played only on the black keys on the piano 🎹) Let’s say no to racism. Black & Proud!
Saxophonist- Aaron Spencer II
Saxophone Instagram: @as4_sax
Personal Instagram: @wamspencer30
For inquires: as4sax@gmail.com
Hymn : Oh , Dem Golden Slippers " James A. Bland 1879 " .
By : The Roger Wagner Chorale .
LP : The Negro Spirituals
"Emanuil" , Valjevo Serbia
Conductor: Vanja Dragojlovic
23rd International Choral Competition of Sacred Music during the 35th International Choral Festival of Preveza ,Greece
Friday 07/07/2017 , Cultural Centre of Metropolis of Preveza
Professor Greg Carr, of Harris Stowe University, reveals the way that enslaved Americans used song to pass along forbidden information.
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Negro Spiritual Melody (from Symphony No. 9, Op. 95) · Yehudi Menuhin
The Menuhin Century - Unpublished Recordings and Rarities
℗ 1936 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company. Remastered (p) 2016 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company
Violin: Yehudi Menuhin
Piano: Marcel Gazelle
Composer: Antonín Dvorák
Arranger: Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
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This is the live version of "Something Inside So Strong" ft Annatoria & Ché Kirah. Originally released on TBN as a powerful tribute to songs that have marked monumental moments in black history, music and culture; singer/songwriter, Junior Garr and choir conductor, Marsha B. Morrison, navigated The Spirituals Choir in a time of great uncertainty to give a message of hope.
“This is a collection of negro spirituals and songs that have inspired and championed the story of black people. With all that is happening in the world today there has never been a better time for the power of music to bring us together. This is a commemoration of not only our breakthrough and achievements but also an acknowledgement of the continuous pain and sorrow experienced by Black people today. We must find a way to foster and fight for the justice and equality of Black individuals everywhere. Justice and the good news go hand in hand.” - @JuniorGarr
Our upcoming EP: Black History Project, is now available on all streaming platforms!
https://www.thespiritualsofficial.com/
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Copyright: Renaissance House London
Management: Virtue Music Media
Mixed: Nicky Brown @ 940 Studio
Mastered: Drew Lavyne
Lyrics:
The higher you build your barriers, the taller I become,
The further you take my rights away, the faster I will run,
You can deny me, you can decide to turn your face away,
Something inside so strong,
I know that I can make it, though you're doing me wrong, so wrong
You thought that my pride was gone, oh no,
Something inside so strong, oh oh oh,
Something inside so strong
The more you refuse to hear my voice
The louder I will sing (I will sing louder)
You hide behind walls of Jericho (wey oh)
Your lies will come tumbling
Deny my place in time, you squander wealth that's mine
My light will shine, so brightly it will blind you
Something inside so strong (something inside),
I know that I can make it, though you're doing me wrong, so wrong
You thought that my pride was gone, oh no,
Something inside so strong, oh oh oh,
Something inside so strong
They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger,
A warrior, more than a survivor, you can thrive,
Transformed by adversity you face,
Every challenge on your way, strand strong, you can overcome
They try to beat us down but we rise above the struggle
Never giving up under pressure we don't struggle
Instead we discover gold inside, as we realise, no matter what,
you'll never dull our shine
Deny my place in time, you squander wealth that's mine
My light will shine, so brightly it will blind you
Something inside so strong (I know that I),
I know that I can make it (Though you're doing me wrong)
Though you're doing me wrong, so wrong
You thought that my pride was gone, oh no,
Something inside so strong, oh oh oh,
Something inside so strong
Something inside so strong, oh oh oh,
Something inside so strong
Something inside so strong, oh oh oh,
Something inside so strong
Oh, Oh, Oh
Project for a teaching sample on slave culture.
All images from a simple Google image search.
Music from an educational cd on the Underground Railroad
Harris, K. & Harris, R. (1997). Wade in the Water. On Steal Away: Songs of the Underground Railroad [c.d.]. Morristown, NJ: Brooky Bear Music. (1984).
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God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down (Negro-Spiritual) · The Golden Gate Quartet · Clyde Riddick, Clyde Wright, J. Caleb Ginyard, Orlando Wilson
"Serie All Stars Music" Nº 039 Exclusive Remastered From Original Vinyl First Edition (Vintage Lps) "Negro - Spirituals" "Gospel"
℗ 2009 Vintage Music
Released on: 2009-09-09
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Celebrating MLK Day with one of my favorite Negro Spirituals! Endure and
persevere through life's hardships and victory will be ours if we only just Hold On!
Betty Allen, mezzo-soprano
Composer identified: Harry T. Burleigh
William Warlfield, bass-baritone
from "Spirituals: 200 Years of African-American Spirituals"
