Folk Songs of the Kentucky Mountains (McGill, Josephine)

		Movements/Sections 20 songs: As I Walked Out Babes in the Woods Bangum and the Boar Barbara Allen The Cherry Tree The Cuckoo (2 Versions) The Forsaken Girl The Golden Willow Tree The Greenwood Side The Gypsie Laddie Her Cheek is Like Some Blooming Red Rose John and William Lady Gay Little Sparrow Lord Lovel Lord Randal Lord Thomas Loving Hannah The Mermaid Sweet William. First Publication 1917 Genre Categories Folksongs; Songs; Ballads; For voice, piano; For voices with keyboard; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the piano; English language

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 Complete Score
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Publisher Info.:

New York: Boosey & Co., 1917. Plate 1783.

Copyright:

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General Information

Work Title	Folk Songs of the Kentucky Mountains
Alternative Title	Twenty traditional ballads and other English folk-songs notated from the singing of the Kentucky Mountain People and arranged with piano accompaniment by Josephine McGill. Introductory note by H. E. Krehbiel.

Composer	McGill, Josephine
Movements/Sections	20 songs: As I Walked Out Babes in the Woods Bangum and the Boar Barbara Allen The Cherry Tree The Cuckoo (2 Versions) The Forsaken Girl The Golden Willow Tree The Greenwood Side The Gypsie Laddie Her Cheek is Like Some Blooming Red Rose John and William Lady Gay Little Sparrow Lord Lovel Lord Randal Lord Thomas Loving Hannah The Mermaid Sweet William.
First Publication	1917
Librettist	Traditional
Language	English
Dedication	To those in the Kentucky Mountains "who take delight in singing," these arrangements are dedicated by "The strange woman who went among them looking for Song-Ballets".
Piece Style	Early 20th century
Instrumentation	Voice and Piano