Civil War Music In The 20th Century. Battle Hymn of the Republic. Performed by Columbia Mixed Quartet. Written by Julia Ward Howe.

WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED (THEIR FLOCKS BY NIGHT) (Handel) Columbia Double Mixed Quartette Columbia A2391 (mx. 77343-2) Recorded 14 September 1917 Transferred.

85¢ Price in Canada, 90¢. Double Quartette Mixed Voices Orchestra Accompaniment. Label Printing Code LZ Dec. 1917. Matrix, Runout (A Side Label): 46730. Matrix, Runout (B Side Label): 46731. Matrix, Runout (Runout Side A, Stamped): 46730.

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The Battle Hymn of the Republic", performed by Frank C. Stanley, Elise Stevenson, and a mixed quartet in 1908. Many modern recordings of the Battle Hymn of the Republic utilize the lyric "As He died to make men holy, let us live to make men free" as opposed to the lyric originally written by Julia Ward Howe. Howe's original manuscript differed slightly from the published version. The children's Christian group Cedarmont Kids recorded a shorter, three-verse version of the song on their album "Songs Of America The Pride of Minnesota performs an arrangement of the song while marching the honor guard down the field through a series of "swinging gates" during their pregame show.

In 1916 the song in the charts was America by Columbia Mixed Double Quartet. 2016. America by Columbia Mixed Double Quartet.

Showing albums featuring Battle Hymn of the Republic. American Made, Vol. 8. Various Artists. 9 Apr 2013 · 12 tracks.

The "Battle Hymn" has inspired suffragists and labor organizers, civil rights leaders and novelists-like John Steinbeck in The Grapes of Wrath. But most of all, the "Battle Hymn" is a warrior's cry and a call to arms. Its vivid portrait of sacred violence captures how Americans fight wars, from the minié balls of the Civil War to the shock and awe of Iraq. You can listen here to a 1908 recording of the song from "The Edison Phonograph Monthly," featuring "Miss Stevenson, Mr. Stanley and Mixed Quartette. It would prove to be one of the most influential publications in the history of the Atlantic Monthly. The "Battle Hymn" has inspired generations of activists. The "Battle Hymn" is America. Its words are carved into the narrative arc of the American story. Nowhere is this truer than in wartime.

From the Album God Bless America - The Ultimate Patriotic Album. Traditional: The Battle Hymn of the Republic.