Author Anonymous
Il bersagliere ha cento penne
Anonymous
Questa versione è stata realizzata durante la pandemia per il 25 Aprile 2020:
Silva 2024/4/25 - 18:08
Povero Matteotti
Anonymous
Il monologo del 25 aprile di Antonio Scurati ci rimanda all'assassinio di Giacomo Matteotti e a questa storica canzone
Vi ho trasmesso il brano rifiutato da Rai ma letto su La7 da Roberto Vecchioni
Vi ho trasmesso il brano rifiutato da Rai ma letto su La7 da Roberto Vecchioni
Paolo Rizzi 2024/4/21 - 09:14
I Went to Atlanta
Anonymous
American Folksongs of Protest by John Greenway
Philadelphia - University of Pennsylvania Press - 1953 - p.106
—Library of Congress, Archive of American Folk Song, unpublished collection.
Philadelphia - University of Pennsylvania Press - 1953 - p.106
—Library of Congress, Archive of American Folk Song, unpublished collection.
I went to Atlanta,
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/17 - 23:33
Mr.Tyree
Anonymous
Testo trascritto dalla presentazione del video citato
Mr. Tyree
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/17 - 17:25
I Am Sold and Going to Georgia
Anonymous
Library of Congress, Archive of AmericanFolk Song, WPA Collection.
American Folksongs of Protest by John Greenway
Philadelphia University Pennsylvania Press 1953
p. 95-96
American Folksongs of Protest by John Greenway
Philadelphia University Pennsylvania Press 1953
p. 95-96
This song is usually sung by the chained gangs of slaves who are on their way, being driven from Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky, to the more southern states for sale. The last line of each verse is the chorus, and gives a most impressive effect when sung—as it often is— by 60 or 150 voices echoing the plaintive grief of their hearts. This last line is intended as an appeal to all who have it in their power to aid in bringing about the jubilee of emancipation. -J. W. C. Pennington, D.D. Despite Dr. Pennington's contemporary affidavit that this is a Negro song, most observers will agree that its white origin is transparent; but it is worth including, if only for Dr. Pennington's intriguing phrase, "sung ... by 60 or 150 voices."
O! When shall we poor souls be free?
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/15 - 17:21
Song Itineraries:
Racism and Slavery in the USA
Ti ricordi la sera dei baci
Anonymous
Come volevasi dimostrare queste tradizioni si son perse, mi ritrovo qui dopo studi in conservatorio a Reggio Calabria abbandonati. Dopo essermi trasferito nel Nord Italia, ho incominciato ad ascoltare questi canti, essendo appassionato di opera lirica. Consiglio questa versione del canto molto più orecchiabile:
Alby 2024/4/13 - 01:12
I Want to Go Home
Anonymous
Da : Slave Songs of the United States.
New York: A. Simpson & Co., 1867. - Part 1, p.46 , #61
William Francis Allen, (1830-1889), Charles Pickard Ware, (1840-1921), and Lucy McKim Garrison, ( 1842-1877) .
[Verse 7 was added after the Emancipation Proclamation.--J. S. R.]
da: William Francis Allen, (1830-1889), Charles Pickard Ware, (1840-1921), and Lucy McKim Garrison, ( 1842-1877) .
New York: A. Simpson & Co., 1867. - Part 1, p.46 , #61
William Francis Allen, (1830-1889), Charles Pickard Ware, (1840-1921), and Lucy McKim Garrison, ( 1842-1877) .
[Verse 7 was added after the Emancipation Proclamation.--J. S. R.]
da: William Francis Allen, (1830-1889), Charles Pickard Ware, (1840-1921), and Lucy McKim Garrison, ( 1842-1877) .
Dere's no rain to wet you.
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/11 - 17:10
Song Itineraries:
Racism and Slavery in the USA
My Father, How Long ?
Anonymous
My Father, How Long ? ( Traditional )
Berea Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Ensemble
My Father, How Long? / We’ll Soon Be Free.
Two versions of the same song. First in TW Higginson* Army Life In A Black Regiment (pg. 169 XXXIV)
[For singing this “the negroes had been put in jail in Georgetown, S.C., at the outbreak of the Rebellion. ‘We’ll soon be free’ was too dangerous an assertion, and though the chant was an old one, it was no doubt sung with redoubled emphasis during the new events. ‘De Lord will call us home’ was evidently thought to be a symbolical verse; for, as a little drummer boy explained it to me, showing all his white teeth as he sat in the moonlight by the door of my tent, ‘Dey tink de Lord mean for say de Yankees.’”——T.W.H.]
second version, Slaves Songs of the United States, section IV., #112.
I made a composite lyric; music is based on that provided in Slave Songs... (Continues)
Berea Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Ensemble
My Father, How Long? / We’ll Soon Be Free.
Two versions of the same song. First in TW Higginson* Army Life In A Black Regiment (pg. 169 XXXIV)
[For singing this “the negroes had been put in jail in Georgetown, S.C., at the outbreak of the Rebellion. ‘We’ll soon be free’ was too dangerous an assertion, and though the chant was an old one, it was no doubt sung with redoubled emphasis during the new events. ‘De Lord will call us home’ was evidently thought to be a symbolical verse; for, as a little drummer boy explained it to me, showing all his white teeth as he sat in the moonlight by the door of my tent, ‘Dey tink de Lord mean for say de Yankees.’”——T.W.H.]
second version, Slaves Songs of the United States, section IV., #112.
I made a composite lyric; music is based on that provided in Slave Songs... (Continues)
My father, how long,
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/8 - 21:31
Song Itineraries:
Racism and Slavery in the USA
Roll, Jordan, Roll
Anonymous
da :“ Slave Songs of the United States”
Allen,Williams Francis – NewYork 1867
Ed. L’EPOS 2004 - Palermo
I SUONI DEL MONDO 8
Collana diretta da Luca Cerchiari
Allen,Williams Francis – NewYork 1867
Ed. L’EPOS 2004 - Palermo
I SUONI DEL MONDO 8
Collana diretta da Luca Cerchiari
SCORRI, GIORDANO, SCORRI.
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/4 - 19:56
I Gotta Run
Anonymous
Album : Some Mississippi Sunday Morning
Parchman Prison Prayer - 2023
I GOTTA RUN as sung by L. Stevenson ( age 29 )
Per ulteriori notizie sull’album cui appartiene la traccia si rimanda all’articolo " Parchman Prison Prayer: quando le canzoni nascevano nelle prigioni". Allegato alla canzone “ Since I’ve Laid My Burden Down” ( Mississippi John Hurt ) di AWS.
Parchman Prison Prayer - 2023
I GOTTA RUN as sung by L. Stevenson ( age 29 )
Per ulteriori notizie sull’album cui appartiene la traccia si rimanda all’articolo " Parchman Prison Prayer: quando le canzoni nascevano nelle prigioni". Allegato alla canzone “ Since I’ve Laid My Burden Down” ( Mississippi John Hurt ) di AWS.
I gotta run, I gotta run, I gotta run.
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Contributed by Pluck 2024/4/3 - 13:44
La mala nova
Anonymous
"La terra ci reclama" recita una poesia basca. E fatalmente, prima o poi tutti dobbiamo risponderle. Ormai la lista di amici, compagni etc "andati oltre" è pressoché infinita. Per restare solo nella penisola iberica, tra quelli da me conosciuti: Eva Forest (autrice di "Operazione Ogro"), Gorka Martinez (Ufficio Esteri di HB), Manex Goyhenetche (sez. Basca della Lega per i diritti e la liberazione dei popoli), Marc Palmés (avvocato catalano del TXIKI), Pepe Rei (giornalista gallego di Egin)... E ora anche Aureli Argemì, un pilastro del Diritto all'autodeterminazione dei popoli, non solo di quello catalano ovviamente. Vorrei ricordarlo con questa antica intervista: che la terra gli sia lieve.
INTERVISTA CON AURELI ARGEMÌ
“CENTRE INTERNACIONAL ABAT ESCARRÈ PARA A LES MINORIE ETNIQUES I LES NACIONS”
(1987)
Anche durante il franchismo la Chiesa seppe difendere la cultura e i diritti del popolo... (Continues)
INTERVISTA CON AURELI ARGEMÌ
“CENTRE INTERNACIONAL ABAT ESCARRÈ PARA A LES MINORIE ETNIQUES I LES NACIONS”
(1987)
Anche durante il franchismo la Chiesa seppe difendere la cultura e i diritti del popolo... (Continues)
Gianni Sartori 2024/4/2 - 10:12
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