A Pete Seeger Sing-Along Songbook. This songbook features over 50 of the most memorable songs by legendary folk singer, songwriter and banjo player Pete Seeger presented with words and chords. Edited by Annie Patterson and Peter Blood, the creators of the Rise Up Singing books, it also includes background information on many of the songs with quotations by Seeger drawn from his autobiography Where…

Arrangeur: Mark Sirett. Par SEEGER PETER / SEEGER PETER. Pete Seeger's classic folksong is as moving and relevant today as when it was first written in 1955. This lyrical arrangement adds layers of voicing while retaining the song's original beauty and clarity./ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière, Hautbois, Violon, Windchimes, C

Banjo Play-Along Volume 5-This volume in Hal Leonard's Banjo Play-Along series features eight songs by the American folk singer Pete Seeger including the favourites Blue Skies Get up and Go If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song) Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Mbube (Wimoweh) Sailing Down My Golden River Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) and We Shall Overcome. This book will help yo…

Medley-This tribute to the remarkable life and work of Pete Seeger will uplift and inspire. A great audience sing-along! Includes: If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song) Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) We Shall Overcome Where Have All the Flowers Gone.

The incomparable arranging talents of Robert DeCormier combined with this legendary Pete Seeger song will be a musical inspiration for your choirs and audiences. This arrangement is based on DeCormier's classic arrangement for theWeavers. Don't miss it! Performance Time: Approx. 2:10.

Pete Seeger's fantastic adaptation of this wonderful traditional tune made popular by The Byrds in 1965. This version has been arranged for SATB choir by Roger Emerson.

And Stories From The Singing Of Pete Seeger-The Bells of Rhymney and other songs and stories from the singing of Pete Seeger. Folk songs favorite songs original songs folk tales and songs of other lands. More than 80 songs with words tunes and guitar chords. Pete Seeger's introductory notes and illustrations and photographs by Dan Seeger.

Collection-These songs first became known in the U.S. when Pete Seeger and a group of New York City teenagers called the Song Swappers recorded some of them for Folkways Records in 1955.In 1960 G. Schirmer published a collection ofthe songs which made it possible for choral directors and song directors to introduce their singers to this music. Long out of print the collection has now been reis…

Many folk banjoists draw influence from greats such as Pete Seeger Woody Guthrie The Weavers Peter Paul and Mary and many others. These folk musicians traveled the country singing the folk songs that many of us now know some of which are still played in jam sessions. First Lessons Folk Banjo is a great introduction to learning these types of folk songs on this wonderful instrument. Included a…

Par BIRTEL WOLFGANG. Wer kennt es nicht, das Lied „Guantanamera“? Auf eine Melodie des kubanischen Musikstils Guajira und einen Text des dortigen Nationalhelden José Martí zurückgehend, wurde sie von José Fernández Díaz in den 30er-Jahren als Refrain zu Improvisationen über aktuelle Tagesthemen benutzt. Pete Seeger griff das Martí-Original 1963 bei einem Konzert in der New Yorker Carnegie-Hall wie…

La vie et la musique de Ledbetter ' Leadbelly ' Ledbetter est l'étoffe de vraie légende, et vous pouvez découvrir les secrets de son style et son avec Harry Lewman dans ce didacticiel de DVD unique. Considéré comme l'un des musiciens folkloriques plus influents dans l'histoire de l'Amérique, carrière de Lead Belly enjambait l'ère de minstrel show, l'explosion de Blues des années 1920 et l'aube de …

Written for the Luther College/ Weston Noble Alumni Choir here is a delicate setting of the beautiful Pete Seeger song. Accompanied by classical guitar-- with optional electric guitar or piano parts also included--soloists are employed to sing the verses while the chorus underscores. The refrains are filled in by the chorus and reflect the verses in intensity and color.

An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger.