| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
Irish. The snowy-breasted pearl (1:16) ; Kathleen Fionn (1:44) -- Jewish. Two Horas (2:14) ; Tumbalalaika (2:18) -- Indian. Invocation to Ganesha (2:30) -- Mexican. Little purple poppy (1:07) -- Spanish. Triste España (2:53) -- Czech/American. Polka (2:11) -- Swiss. Folk song (1:43) -- French. Waltz (2:43) -- American (Colonial). George Washington's march (1:26) -- American (Frontier). The Ohio song and two tunes from Cole's One thousand fiddle tunes (3:01) ; Cherokee prayer (2:20) ; In dulci jubilo (0:57) -- American (1960s). Two versions of Jingle bells (1:56) ; Cut-your-throat rock (1:41) ; Daphne waltz (1:03) ; I dream dreams of you (2:59) ; Smartypants (3:20) -- American (Western). Cowboy's lament (2:06) -- Greek. Threnody (2:57) -- German. Hymn : Nun Danket Alle Gott counterpointed by a children's tune (3:13) -- American (Western). Revival hymn : God's own wisdom (1:42) -- Russian. Folk song (2:27) -- British. Rule Britannia (1:21) -- Scottish. High road to Linton (5:28) |
| Notes |
Songs and instrumental music, composed primarily for motion pictures, television and the stage |
| Performer |
Featured soloists: Walter Trampler, viola d'amore ; Judith Caldwell, soprano ; Rinde Eckert, tenor ; Johnny Cunningham, fiddle |
| Notes |
Sung in Spanish, English, Latin, and German |
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Hard copy version record |
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Folk songs -- Instrumental settings.
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Instrumental ensembles.
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Songs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble.
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Incidental music -- Excerpts.
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Television music -- Excerpts
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Motion picture music -- Excerpts.
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Folk songs -- Instrumental settings
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Incidental music -- Excerpts
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Instrumental ensembles
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Motion picture music -- Excerpts
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Songs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble
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Television music -- Excerpts
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Streaming audio
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excerpts.
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Excerpts
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Excerpts.
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Extraits.
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Streaming audio
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| Author |
Trampler, Walter.
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Caldwell, Judith.
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Eckert, Rinde.
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Cunningham, Johnny, 1957-2003.
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