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Spartiti musicali Slavery

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Away goes Cuffee, or, Hooray for '63 words & music by L.B. Starkweather.

L. Starkweather

Ethiopia saluting the colors song

G. Ricordi ; H. T. (harry Thacker) Burleigh ; Walt Whitman ; H. T. Burleigh

The black brigade: plantation song and dance; sung with great success at Bryant's Minstrels words & music composed by Dan D. Emmett.

Daniel Decatur Emmett

U.S.G.: a song for the times; first produced at Bryant's Minstrels, New York, and sung by the whole nation words and music by Dan D. Emmett, author of Dixie's land, High daddy, etc. etc.

Daniel Decatur Emmett

Young Eph's lament, or, Oh whar will I go if dis war breaks de country up ... written by J.B. Murphy; and sung by S.S. Purdy.

J. Murphy

The martyr of liberty: in memory of President Lincoln poetry and music by James G. Clark, author of Voice of the army, Let me die with my face to the foe, Moonlight and starlight, Beautiful Annie, &c.

James G. (james Gowdy) Clark

We'll fight for Uncle Abe: plantation song and chorus; sung with great success by C. Pettengill, at the concerts of the Buckley Serenaders melody by J. K. Campbell; arranged by Fred. Buckley; [words by C. E. Pratt].

J. K. Campbell ; C. E. Pratt ; Frederick Buckley

Uncle Abram, bully for you: song and chorus by G.R. Lampard; [words by J. Smith, Jr.].

G. R. Lampard ; J. Smith

Come back massa, come back: as sung by C. Henry at Wood's Minstrels, 514 Broadway, N. Y. words by I. W. Lucas, Esq.; composed and arranged by Gomez.

Gomez ; I. W. Lucas

Brave McClellan is our leader now, or, Glory hallelujah words by Mrs. M. A. Kidder; also the famous John Brown's song; arranged for the piano by Augustus Cull.

M. A. Kidder ; Augustus Cull

Young Eph's jubilee: (answer to Young Eph's lament) song and dance as performed by Thomas Gethings of Kelly & Leon's Minstrels words by J. B. Murphy Esq.; music by W. H. Brockway.

W. H. (william H.) Brockway ; J. Murphy

Will you ever give the colored race a show: an appeal to Congress words and music by Robt. P. Jackson.

Robert P. Jackson

Away goes Cuffee, or, Hooray for '63 words & music by L.B. Starkweather.

L. Starkweather

Ethiopia saluting the colors song

G. Ricordi ; H. T. (harry Thacker) Burleigh ; Walt Whitman ; H. T. Burleigh

The black brigade: plantation song and dance; sung with great success at Bryant's Minstrels words & music composed by Dan D. Emmett.

Daniel Decatur Emmett

U.S.G.: a song for the times; first produced at Bryant's Minstrels, New York, and sung by the whole nation words and music by Dan D. Emmett, author of Dixie's land, High daddy, etc. etc.

Daniel Decatur Emmett

Young Eph's lament, or, Oh whar will I go if dis war breaks de country up ... written by J.B. Murphy; and sung by S.S. Purdy.

J. Murphy

The martyr of liberty: in memory of President Lincoln poetry and music by James G. Clark, author of Voice of the army, Let me die with my face to the foe, Moonlight and starlight, Beautiful Annie, &c.

James G. (james Gowdy) Clark

We'll fight for Uncle Abe: plantation song and chorus; sung with great success by C. Pettengill, at the concerts of the Buckley Serenaders melody by J. K. Campbell; arranged by Fred. Buckley; [words by C. E. Pratt].

J. K. Campbell ; C. E. Pratt ; Frederick Buckley

Uncle Abram, bully for you: song and chorus by G.R. Lampard; [words by J. Smith, Jr.].

G. R. Lampard ; J. Smith

Come back massa, come back: as sung by C. Henry at Wood's Minstrels, 514 Broadway, N. Y. words by I. W. Lucas, Esq.; composed and arranged by Gomez.

Gomez ; I. W. Lucas

Brave McClellan is our leader now, or, Glory hallelujah words by Mrs. M. A. Kidder; also the famous John Brown's song; arranged for the piano by Augustus Cull.

M. A. Kidder ; Augustus Cull

Young Eph's jubilee: (answer to Young Eph's lament) song and dance as performed by Thomas Gethings of Kelly & Leon's Minstrels words by J. B. Murphy Esq.; music by W. H. Brockway.

W. H. (william H.) Brockway ; J. Murphy

Will you ever give the colored race a show: an appeal to Congress words and music by Robt. P. Jackson.

Robert P. Jackson

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