Work, John W. (John Wesley), 1901-1967
Work, John W. 1901-1967
Work, John Wesley, 1901-1967
John Wesley Work III American musician and musicologist
Work, John Wesley, III
VIAF ID: 72484279 (Personal)
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University of Tennessee
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| American negro songs and spirituals : a comprehensive collection of 230 folk songs, religious and secular |
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| Appalachia |
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| Appalachia. Big bunch of roses |
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| Coahoma County, Mississippi, field project, 1941-1942 |
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| The complete plantation recordings the historic 1941-42 Library of Congress field recordings |
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| Dancing in the sun |
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| Entretien : Muddy Waters |
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| Fisk University Mississippi Delta collection |
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| For all the saints |
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| Go tell it on the mountain : for SATB choir unaccompanied |
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| gold and blue album |
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| Golgotha is a mountain |
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| A Heritage of spirituals; a collection of American spirituals for mixed chorus and piano or organ. |
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| How beautiful upon the mountains |
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| I'm gonna make you happy |
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| John Work collection of Negro folk music from the southeast |
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| John Work recordings of southern black music |
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| Jubilee; SATB. |
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| Lord, I'm out here on your word |
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| Lost Delta found : rediscovering the Fisk University-Library of Congress Coahoma County study, 1941-1942 |
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| Mississippi, saints, and sinners from before the blues and gospel. |
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| Mississippi, the blues lineage musical geniuses of the fields, levees, and jukes. |
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| Negro art songs : album by contemporary composers : for voice and piano |
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| Negro art songs [notis], ©1935: |
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| Negro blues and hollers |
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| Negro college choirs. |
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| The Negro speaks of rivers, and other art songs by African-American composers, p1999: |
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| Now what a time blues, gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals (1938-1943) |
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| A palachia; three fiddle and game tunes, for piano solo. |
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| Play and dance songs and tunes from the Archive of American Folk Song |
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| Scuppernong |
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| Seasons and celebrations : sacred songs for medium to high voice and keyboard : Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Baptism of our Lord (winter). |
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| Sing, O heavens |
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| Singers |
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| Soliloquy |
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| Sun himself shall fade |
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| You may bury me in the east : for unaccompanied mixed voices & solo contralto or mezzo-soprano |
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