Format: OctavoSAB choir ($1.50 per singer) A setting of John Greenleaf Whittier’s 1835 anti-slavery poem “Stanzas for the Times” quoted by Frederick Douglass in his 1852 speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?”
Format: Octavo (manuscript)SATB choir (A Cappella) ($2 per singer) This product includes manuscripts of choral score and piano rehearsal score. “Voices of Freedom” is a suite of choral works based a variety of American texts ranging from documents like the Preamble to the Constitution and the Emancipation Proclamation to an excerpt from Frederick Douglass’ “Speech…
Format: OctavoSATB choir (A Cappella) ($2 per singer) Text by Frederick Douglass. This speech was given in Rochester, NY on July 5th, 1852. This piece lays bare the core argument of Frederick Douglass’ iconic speech. While asked to speak about the celebration of our nation’s break from the tyranny of the English Monarchy, he reminds…
Format: Octavo (manuscript)SATB choir (A Cappella) ($2 per singer) This piece is also available with a string trio arrangement. In Everlasting Memory is a choral setting of an anonymous poem written on the walls of the Elmina slave castle in Cape Coast, Ghana. Elmina was one of the largest slave castles, a prison for folks…