9 thoughts on “ The Promised Land - Various - Sacred Harp And Shape Note Singing (1922-1950s) (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Sacred Harp And Shape Note Singing (s) on Discogs.

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2. The Sacred Harp, published in by Benjamin Franklin White and Elisha J. King, was a gospel tune book printed in shape notes that spawned an entire style that became known as Sacred Harp singing. This exhaustive four-disc collection from British jazz and blues label JSP features three decades' worth of wonderful field recordings from a 8/

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3. The Sacred Harp, published in by Benjamin Franklin White and Elisha J. King, was a gospel tune book printed in shape notes that spawned an entire style that became known as Sacred Harp singing. This exhaustive four-disc collection from British jazz and blues label JSP features three decades' worth of wonderful field recordings from a Price: $

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4. Sacred Harp & Shape Note Singing: s (4-CD) by Various Artists - CD () for $ from atproteraphunis.namenmeverlidosenaneatiterby.co Christian & Gospel - Order by Phone Brand: JSP Records.

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5. Sacred Harp song: The Promised Land Christian Hymn & Song Lyrics with PDF from the Sacred Harp Shape Note song book. Home Sacred Harp Index Titles A-G Titles H-K Titles L-R Titles S-Z Main Menu Singing &Playing Order&Order Info Support Search. Share. Visit us on FB.

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6. In certain parts of the South (mainly Alabama & Georgia), Sacred Harp singing was a very important part of religious life, and evidently there was enough interest and demand for it to capture the attention of most of the major record labels in the s. Really more of a participating, community music, there are gr.

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7. Allison's Sacred Harp Singers: Heaven's My Home Review: The recordings by J.T. Allison's ensemble are rare instances of the convergence of two important cultural movements of the southeastern U.S.-the emerging country music recording industry and the tradition of singing religious folk music from shape-note tunebooks. The Allisons recorded music directly from "The Sacred Harp.

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8. Technically, our style of singing is “shape note singing” because the musical notation uses note heads in 4 distinct shapes to aid in sight-reading, but it is often called “Sacred Harp” singing because the books that most singers use today are called “The Sacred Harp,” with the most prominent of these being the Denson edition.

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9. Singing the Bass with a voice some of you may find a bit familiar. Some folks are already saying that his tone reminds them of a Young K C! High Praise indeed! Just 24 years of Age, we're thrilled to have him aboard. We believe he will grow into one of Southern Gospel's Great Bass SIngers. He's a bit quiet, So be sure to introduce yourself.

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