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他の版 - すべて表示多く使われている語句ain't Atlantic Monthly band Bell da ring blow Bowen brother brudder C. P. W. Variation Capt Charleston chil'n chorus Climb Jacob's Ladder Coffin's Point colored cross Cross Jordan dere Dere's fader Fauve gels gone Good-bye grave graveyard gwine home hear heard Heaven bell Higginson Higginson's regiment Holy Order hymn J J J Jacob jine John join Jordan Lamb Lolotte lonesome valley Lord Lord's side Lt.-Col Mary Maumer McKim meet mornin mouin mudder negro nigger night peculiar plantation Poor Rosy Port Royal Islands praise pray Rain fall refrain religion rock roll round the corn sail Satan Sea Islands Second version shout sing sinner sister SLAVE songs soul South Carolina stay sung tion Titty trouble Trowbridge trumpet turn verse vinter Virginia walk words yearde 人気のある引用xiii ページ - ... twisted about their heads and with short skirts — boys with tattered shirts and men's trousers, young girls barefooted, all stand up in the middle of the floor, and when the ' sperichil ' is struck up, begin first walking and bу-and-by shuftling round, one after the other, in a ring. xiv ページ - ... motion, which agitates the entire shouter, and soon brings out streams of perspiration. Sometimes they dance silently, sometimes as they shuffle they sing the chorus of the spiritual, and sometimes the song itself is also sung by the dancers. But more frequently a band, composed of some of the best singers and of tired shouters, stand at the side of the room to "base" the others, singing the body of the song and clapping their hands together or on the knees. x ページ - Guide on de army," which was at once accepted, and became universal. "We'll guide on de army, and be marching along," is now the established version on the Sea Islands. v ページ - ... too high), or hitting some other note that chords, so as to produce the effect of a marvellous complication and variety, and yet with the most perfect time, and rarely with any discord. v ページ - There is no singing in pwts* as we understand it, and yet no two appear to be singing the same thing — the leading singer starts the words of each verse, often improvising, and the others, who "base... vi ページ - It is difficult to express the entire character of these negro ballads by mere musical notes and signs. The odd turns made in the throat, and the curious rhythmic effect produced by single voices chiming in at different irregular intervals, seem almost as impossible to place on score as the singing of birds or the tones of an Л£оliaп harp. 20 ページ - Never, it seems to me, since man first lived and suffered, was his infinite longing for peace uttered more plaintively than in that line. xvii ページ - Den I made a sing, just puttin' a word, and den anudder word." Then he began singing, and the men, after listening a moment, joined in the chorus as if it were an old acquaintance, though they evidently had never heard it before. I saw how easily a new "sing xiv ページ - ... the others, singing the body of the song and clapping their hands together or on the knees. Song and dance are alike extremely energetic, and often, when the shout lasts into the middle of the night, the monotonous thud, thud of the feet prevents sleep within half a mile of the praise-house. 48 ページ - When de Lord will call us home. The suspicion in this case was unfounded, but they had another song to which the Rebellion had actually given rise. This was composed by nobody knew whom, — though it was the most recent, doubtless, of all these "spirituals," — and had been sung in secret to avoid detection. It is certainly plaintive enough. The peck of corn and pint of salt were slavery's rations. XXXV. MANY THOUSAND GO No more peck o' corn for me, No more, no more,— No more peck o' corn for... この書籍への参照Google Scholar の学術資料The Nineteenth-Century Origins of JazzLawrence Gushee - 2002 - Black Music Research Journal From Quadrille to Stomp: The Creole Origins of JazzThomas Fiehrer - 1991 - Popular Music The Pleasures Of The Ear: Toward An Ethnography Of ListeningRegina Bendix - 2000 - Editorial Board African American Suffering And Suicide Under SlaveryLinda Kay Kneeland - 2006 ウェブページからの参照Slave Songs of the United States - Sheet Music Book American Spirituals and Sacred Harp Music MIT opencourseware | Literature | 21L.423J Introduction to Anglo ... The History Store - Lake City, SC Issues of Representation: Women, Representation, and Music in ... |