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A psalm of joy [sound recording] : [music of the first Fourth of July celebration held in Salem, N. C. July 4, 1783 / compiled by Johann Friedrich Peter].

Published
[Place of publication not identified] : Moravian Music Foundation Records, [1975]
Physical Description
1 audio disc : 33 1/3 rpm. stereo. ; 12 in.
Additional Creators
Herzberg, Jean, Arnold, Mary, Ford, David, Johns, Malcolm, Gregor, Christian, 1723-1801, Graun, Karl Heinrich, 1704-1759, Kellner, Johann Peter, 1705-1772, Brau, C. L., Peter, Johann Friedrich, 1746-1813, Nashville Symphony Orchestra, and George Peabody College for Teachers. Madrigalians

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Contents
Traditional. Chorale: Peace is with us.--Gregor, C. Anthem: This is day.--Graun, K. H. Anthem: Make a joyful noise.--Traditional. Chorale: Full of joy our hearts are singing.--Unknown. Recitative: The Lord is a mighty warrior.--Traditional. Chorale: Thou art God.--Unknown. Duet: This land is calm.--Traditional. Chorale: I will raise my voice in singing.--Unknown. Recitative: He closes in all places.--Kellner, J. P. Chorale-anthem: O rest that softly cometh.--Traditional. Chorales: A. Lord, grant this unity. B. Pour out thy richest blessings. C. God gives peace.--Gregor, C. Anthem: That in this our land.--Brau, C. L. Praise, O Jeusalem, the Lord.--Traditional. Chorale: Hallelujah without ceasing.
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Note
Program notes by karl Kroeger on container.
Durations on label.
Participant/Performer Note
Jean Herzberg, Mary Arnold, sopranos; David Ford, bass; Peabody College Madrigalians; Nashville Symphony Orchestra; Malcolm Johns, conductor.
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