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Title	In dear old Tennessee
Description	Original copyright 1909 by Sunlight Music Co. An arrangement of the piece for male quartette is on the inside cover.
Composer	Newton, Harry L. (Harry Lee), 1872-
Lyricist	Frields, Olive L.
Illustrator	Starmer
Instrumentation	Voice and piano
Genre	Vocal Popular Music
Place of publication	New York, N. Y.
Publishing company	Maurice Shapiro
Date	1910
Notes	On the cover, handwritten: Velma Brother.
First line of lyrics	Oh, away down south in Tennessee
First line of refrain	In dear old Tennessee, That's where I long to be
Language	eng
Subject	Songs with piano Popular music--United States--1901-1910 Names, Geographical--Songs and music Home--Songs and music Choruses, Secular (Men's voices, 4 parts), Unaccompanied
Cover image subject	Shirley, Eva--Portraits Trees Rivers Fence Flowers
Cover description	A small cottage beside a river is within a wooden picket fence with various flowers interwoven in it. A portrait of Eva Shirley is inset on the image. Title and other cover elements are in white and black on a red background.
Listen to a version of this piece (Gonzaga ID required)	Not available
Size of score, in cm	34. 5 X 26. 4
Physical description	1 score (6 p.)
Publisher of digital collection	Digital Collection Team
Location code	HW-02108
Conditions of Use	Material subject to copyright law. Please see our complete policies at http://researchguides.gonzaga.edu/uasc/policies
CONTENTdm file name	18993.cpd

Title	In dear old Tennessee
Description	Original copyright 1909 by Sunlight Music Co. An arrangement of the piece for male quartette is on the inside cover.
Composer	Newton, Harry L. (Harry Lee), 1872-
Lyricist	Frields, Olive L.
Illustrator	Starmer
Instrumentation	Voice and piano
Genre	Vocal Popular Music
Place of publication	New York, N. Y.
Publishing company	Maurice Shapiro
Date	1910
Notes	On the cover, handwritten: Velma Brother.
First line of lyrics	Oh, away down south in Tennessee
First line of refrain	In dear old Tennessee, That's where I long to be
Language	eng
Subject	Songs with piano Popular music--United States--1901-1910 Names, Geographical--Songs and music Home--Songs and music Choruses, Secular (Men's voices, 4 parts), Unaccompanied
Cover image subject	Shirley, Eva--Portraits Trees Rivers Fence Flowers
Cover description	A small cottage beside a river is within a wooden picket fence with various flowers interwoven in it. A portrait of Eva Shirley is inset on the image. Title and other cover elements are in white and black on a red background.
Listen to a version of this piece (Gonzaga ID required)	Not available
Size of score, in cm	34. 5 X 26. 4
Physical description	1 score (6 p.)
Publisher of digital collection	Digital Collection Team
Location code	HW-02108
Conditions of Use	Material subject to copyright law. Please see our complete policies at http://researchguides.gonzaga.edu/uasc/policies
CONTENTdm file name	18987.jp2

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