National temperance ode /
written by Catharine H. Waterman.

Description

Main Author

Waterman, Catharine H. (Catharine Harbeson), 1812-

Related Names

Hewitt, George Washington
Moland, W.

Language(s)

English

Published

Philadelphia : Geo. W. Hewitt & Co., [1840]

Subjects

Vocal trios with piano.
Temperance.
Songs with piano.
Temperance > Temperance / Songs and music.
Vocal trios with piano > Vocal trios with piano / 19th century.
Songs with piano > Songs with piano / 19th century.
Songs and music.
Temperance > Temperance / United States > Temperance / United States / 1840.
Vocal trios with piano > Vocal trios with piano / United States > Vocal trios with piano / United States / 1840.
Songs with piano > Songs with piano / United States > Songs with piano / United States / 1840.

Note

First line of refrrain: Let our pledge and our toast in a far sounding strain.
First line: Come sons of Columbia while proudly and high.
Engraver noted below imprint: "W. Moland."
"Adapted to the air of the Star spangled banner."
"Sung at the Philadelphia Museum, July 4th, 1840."
Caption title.
Text, in English, of verse 1 printed with music, verses 2 to 4 printed at end.
For vocal trio (treble, tenor, bass) or solo voice with piano.

Physical Description

1 score (3 pages) ; 32 cm

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