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American Spirituals (1770-1870)
The Boston Camerata - Joel Cohen, dir.; Schola Cantorum of Boston; & The Brown University Chamber Chorus - Frederick Jodry, cond.
Erato 0630-12711-2 [CD]
Warner Classics 2564-69211-5 [CD]

Contents:

    Anon., copied by Moses Kimball (Newburyport, Ma., 1794)
  1. Hatfield

    2. William Billings, The Continental Harmony (Boston, 1794)
  2. Invocation

    3. Anon., The Revivalist (Troy, N.Y., 1868)
  3. The Pilgrims

    4. Thimothy Swan, Ancient Harmony Revived (Boston, 1858)
  4. Balloon

    5. William Billings, The Singing Master's Assistant (Boston, 1778)
  5. Richmond

    6. Jeremiah Ingalls, The Christian Harmony (Exeter, N.H., 1805)
  6. Harvest Hymn

    7. Daniel Read, reprinted in the American Vocalist (Boston, 1849)
  7. Calvary

    8. Jeremiah Ingalls, reprinted in Ancient Harmony Revived (Boston, 1858)
  8. Pennsylvania

    9. Anon.,The Revivalist (Troy, N.Y., 1868)
  9. While Angels strike

    10. Anon., The Sacred Harp (Philadelphia, 1860)
  10. Cusseta

    11. Anon., The Christian Lyre (Cincinnati, 1833)
  11. Confidence

    12. Anon., The Revivalist (Troy, N.Y., 1868)
  12. Something new

    13. Jeremiah Ingalls, The Christian Harmony (Exeter, N.H., 1805)
  13. The Young Convert

    14. Anon., Scotland 18th c.
  14. Scots, wha ha'e

    15. Anon., The New Harp of Columbia (Nashville, 1867)
  15. Bruce's address

    16. Anon., copied by Moses Kimball (Newburyport, Ma., 1794)
  16. Saw you my Hero

    17. Anon., The Philarmonia (Elkhart, Indiana, 1875)
  17. Crucifixion

    18. Anon., copied by Moses Kimball (Newburyport, Ma., 1794)
  18. Fare well Ye green fields

    19. Anon., The Philarmonia (Elkhart, Indiana, 1875)
  19. Greenfields

    20. Anon., copied by Moses Kimball (Newburyport, Ma., 1794)
  20. Prince William's March

    21. Anon., American Vocalist (Boston, 1849)
  21. The Paralytic

    22. Anon., collected in Somerset, England, 1904
  22. The three Gypsies

    23. Anon., The Revivalist (Troy, N.Y., 1868)
  23. Christian Race

    24. Anon., The American Vocalist (Boston, 1849)
  24. Liberty

    25. Anon., The Philarmonia (Elkhart, Indiana, 1875)
  25. Ontario

    26. Anon., The Christian Lyre (Cincinnati, 1833)
  26. Scotland

    27. William Billings, The Singing Master's Assistant (Boston, 1778)
  27. Warren

    28. Anon., The Sacred Harp (Philadelphia, 1860)
  28. Weeping Pilgrim

Playing time: 61' 33"

Performers:
The Boston Camerata
Anne Azéma (soprano), Margaret Swanson (soprano), Elizabeth Anker (contralto), William Hite (tenor), Dan McCabe (baritone), Nori Nke Aka (bass), Joel Frederiksen (bass), Robert Mealy (violin), Emil Walhout (cello), Megan Henderson (harmonium), Jesse Lepkoff (flute, guitar), Joel Cohen (guitar)
Joel Cohen, dir.
assisted by: The Schola Cantorum of Boston
Sandra Stuart (soprano), Sherri Dietrich (soprano), Rachel Fetler, Edda Gunarsdottir (alto), Frederick Jodry (alto), Christopher Kale (tenor), John Dolorey (tenor), Julian Wachner (tenor), Henry Lussier (tenor), Evan Keely (bass), Paul Cummings (bass)
Frederick Jodry, cond.
The Brown University Chamber Chorus
Gina Christensen (soprano), Deborah Hartman (soprano), Tara Mack (soprano), Allegra Silbiger (soprano), Rose Cohen (alto), Robin Dahlberg (alto), Jessica Krichels (alto), Jenny Perlin (alto), Jennifer Stempel (alto), Andrew Davis (tenor), Patrick Dillard (tenor), Steven Huang (tenor), Matthew Willis (tenor), Eric Witherspoon (tenor), Simeon Hellerman (bass), Matthew Horwitz (bass), Jeremy Katz (bass), Enrique Neblett (bass)
Frederick Jodry, cond.

Recording site and date:
Lindsay Chapel, Emmanuel Church [11/1992]
Campion Center, Boston, Mass., US [08/1994]

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Early Music America (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):
Goldberg (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):

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