Black Spirituals: Their Emergence Into Public Knowledge
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Title
Black Spirituals: Their Emergence Into Public Knowledge
Rights Information
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Copyright of this work is held by Dena J. Epstein. It is provided here for scholarship, research, and private study. Further use or copying of the work beyond Fair Use may require permission from the rightsholder.
Type
Text
Creator
Epstein, Dena J., 1916-2013 (Author)
Date
1990
Description
An article titled "Black Spirituals: Their Emergence into Public Knowledge" written by Dena J. Epstein for the Black Music Research Journal, Vol. 10, No. 1 (Spring, 1990). It covers the origin of African American Spirituals, their popular impact as a folk genre, and their preservation.
Genre
Reference works
Language
English
Place
Chicago (Ill.)
Physical Description
6 pages
Identifier
JGRCMA-BCC-B005-F010-I005
Topics
African Americans--Music
African American Spiritual churches
Spirituals
Jubilee singers
Slavery
African Americans--Civil rights--Songs and music
Physical Location
Black Churches Collection, John G. Riley House Archives, Tallahassee Community College Library, Tallahassee, Florida.