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Battlefields and Campfires
Volume 1. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates
an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of
traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are
popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that
became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a
familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have
130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar,
fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine.
Audio CD. 45 minutes.
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Blue & Gray - Songs of the Civil War.
Music served many purposes during the Civil War. The beat of the drums
kept soldiers in line, the sound of a bugle issued commands, and the songs
they played told stories about home or the front. This compilation of
thirteen songs incorporates drums, fifes, bugles and other instruments
used during the Civil War to perform such notable tunes as Aura Lee; Hail
Columbia; Tenting on the Old Campground; My Old Kentucky Home; Maryland,
My Maryland; and others. Approximately 49 minutes.
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Brass-Mounted Army
Volume 7. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates
an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of
traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are
popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that
became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a
familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have
130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar,
fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine.
Audio CD. 50 minutes.
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Bright Sunny South
The Music of Jim Taylor. The Civil War armies
brought together musicians from all over the country, and when they needed
entertainment they took out their fiddles and banjos and let loose. These
toe-tapping recordings are played on mountain and hammered dulcimers,
banjo, fiddle and guitar, and feature music that was played around the
campfire, at barn dances and at minstrel shows. 46 min |
Chantey Irish
Volume 3. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates
an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of
traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are
popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that
became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a
familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have
130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar,
fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine.
Audio CD. 60 minutes.
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Civil War Military Music
Regimental bands of the Confederacy and Union
armies served their units in many ways. They were highly effective in
attracting new recruits and were morale boosters of the first magnitude -
playing lively marches and quicksteps to lift the spirits of war-weary
soldiers on the march and to inspire them before and during battle. Step
back in time as you listen to the same music performed on authentic period
instruments by The Heritage Americana Brass Band and The Fife & Drums of
Musick Virginia. 59 minutes.
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Civil War Tribute Collection
The Cumberlands. During the Civil War, music was a
major source of entertainment for the troops and for the people at home.
This fifteen-song collection expresses the people's feelings of the era,
tells stories, records the histories of the great battles and catches the
mood of the lonely soldier on the battlefront. The band uses the fiddle,
the mandolin, the banjo and the acoustic bass - all instruments
prevalently used during the period - to create a stirring bluegrass
tribute to the Civil War. Approximately 51 minutes.
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Confederate Sheet Music
As one music publisher said, "The South must not
only fight her own battles but sing her own songs and dance to music
composed by her own children." This reference book is distinguished by
three major differences from previously published works: it lists sheet
music that is listed nowhere else; it gives complete lyrics for all extant
songs, making it a rich source for researchers; and it provides a brief
historical background for many of the songs. 264 pages, 86 photographs and
illustrations, 7"x 10", hardcover.
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Dixie and Other Love Songs
Volume 2. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates
an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of
traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are
popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that
became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a
familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have
130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar,
fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine.
Audio CD. 45 minutes.
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Hard Road
The 2nd South Carolina String Band is one of the most active and popular
Civil War camp bands in America and is enjoyed by reenactors and everyone
else who likes a rollicking good time. Their music is boisterous and
high-spirited, evoking the days when soldiers entertained their comrades
around the campfire with the tunes of minstrel composers such as Dan
Emmett and Stephen Foster. "The players of the 2nd South Carolina String
Band are clearly 'musical reenactors' striving to re-create the real sound
of Confederate soldier-musicians." - Civil War Times Illustrated. 71 min.
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In High Cotton
The 2nd South Carolina String Band
66 min.
Three Days of Destiny Soundtrack
This
CD contains music from the motion picture Gettysburg: Three Days of
Destiny composed by Nicholas Palmer. |
Infantry Bugle Calls of the American Civil War
This
book and audio CD combination presents 49 bugle calls - 26 "General Calls
on the Bugle" and 23 "Calls on the Bugle for Skirmishers" - used by the
infantry during the Civil War. You get a recording of each bugle signal
preceded by explanations and direct quotes taken from the manuals of the
period and, when appropriate, the command spoken before the call is
played. You also get the sheet music that will enable you to replicate the
calls yourself. 40 pages, 8¾"x 11¾", softcover.
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Last Day at Gettysburg
Songs
About the American Civil War. This emotional rendition of bluegrass and
acoustic music features fourteen songs about the most turbulent time in
American history, highlighting the poignant third day at Gettysburg. Hear
stirring arrangements such as Last Day at Gettysburg, The Undelivered
Message, General Lee, Hero, He Walked All the Way Home, Southern Son, Two
Little Boys, and others. 47 minutes. |
Marching Along
Volume 6. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates
an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of
traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are
popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that
became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a
familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have
130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar,
fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine.
Audio CD. 45 minutes.
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Olde Towne Brass Live
The
Olde Towne Brass performs in the manner of early American bands, playing
original scores on actual Civil War instruments. Theirs is a musical
repertoire of Confederate and Union songs, compiled from various resources
across the country including the Library of Congress and the Museum of the
Confederacy, played just as they were more than 140 years ago. So sit back
and enjoy the music of this very talented group. Audio CD.
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Raise a Ruckus
Volume 5. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates an actual string band
of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs
in authentic "living history" style. These are popular songs of the 19th
century - the old-time musical heritage that became today's bluegrass,
folk and country-western music that is still a familiar part of Americana.
Singing and playing just as they would have 130 years ago, the band's rich
vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin,
harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine. Audio CD. 45 minutes. |
Saturday Night at Sea
Seafaring Songs of the Sailing Days. The
97th Regimental String Band performs this collection of 19th century
nautical music. Capturing the essence of the great sailing ships and men
who sailed them, these favorites include Shenandoah, Drunken Sailor, The
Alabama, Leave Her Johnny and many more. 50 minutes total. |
Southern Soldier
The 2nd South Carolina String Band is one of
the most active and popular Civil War camp bands in America and is enjoyed
by reenactors and everyone else who likes a rollicking good time. Their
music is boisterous and high-spirited, evoking the days when soldiers
entertained their comrades around the campfire with the tunes of minstrel
composers such as Dan Emmett and Stephen Foster. "The players of the 2nd
South Carolina String Band are clearly 'musical reenactors' striving to
re-create the real sound of Confederate soldier-musicians." - Civil War
Times Illustrated. 73 min.
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Tenting and the Old Campground
Volume 4. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates an actual string band
of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs
in authentic "living history" style. These are popular songs of the 19th
century - the old-time musical heritage that became today's bluegrass,
folk and country-western music that is still a familiar part of Americana.
Singing and playing just as they would have 130 years ago, the band's rich
vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin,
harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine. Audio CD. 50 minutes.
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The American War
1861-1865. Drew Reid. Played using only period instruments, the songs on
this CD recreate the sounds of music in camp during the precious leisure
time between marches and duty - perhaps around a blazing fire. You will
hear vocal melodies accompanied by guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle and
harmonica on favorites such as Sullivan Ballou, Lee Crossing the Potomac,
Kennesaw Line, Cruel War, Home Sweet Home and many more. 55 minutes. |
The Civil War Collection, Volume 2
The Music of Jim Taylor.
The Civil War armies brought together musicians from all over the country,
and when they needed entertainment they took out their fiddles and banjos
and let loose. These toe-tapping recordings are played on mountain and
hammered dulcimers, banjo, fiddle and guitar, and feature music that was
played around the campfire, at barn dances and at minstrel shows. 49 min. |
The Dissolution Wagon
Here are songs that were popular with soldiers - both North and South -
while on the march and in camp. Each CD features original instruments and
poignant vocal interpretations that recall a time when music lifted weary
spirits and played an important part of army life. Complete your
collection with Cheer Boys Cheer, The Vacant Chair, Gary Owen and 14 more
songs. |
The Irish-American's Songs
Songs of the Union and Confederate
Irish Soldiers 1861-1865
David Kincaid. This follow-up album to the highly acclaimed The Irish
Volunteer is a stirring addition to Civil War period music, with twelve
authentic songs incorporating instruments such as the banjo, uilleann
pipes, fiddle and button accordion to, once again, enchant you. Includes a
thirty-six page full-color booklet with lyrics; Civil War period graphics
and photographs of soldiers, weapons and relics; and historical notes.
Approximately 53 minutes.
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Voices of Gettysburg
Here are songs that were popular with
soldiers - both North and South - while on the march and in camp. Each CD
features original instruments and poignant vocal interpretations that
recall a time when music lifted weary spirits and played an important part
of army life. Top selections include The Girl I Left Behind Me, Jine the
Cavalry, Shenandoah and 12 additional titles. |
Voices of Shiloh
Here are songs that were popular with soldiers - both North and South -
while on the march and in camp. Each CD features original instruments and
poignant vocal interpretations that recall a time when music lifted weary
spirits and played an important part of army life. Includes favorites such
as Dixie, Amazing Grace, The Bonnie Blue Flag and a dozen others
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