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Sing Freedom! African American Spirituals

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Catalogue number807525DI
Release date2011-09-13
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One of the seminal American musical traditions, the spiritual is dramatic, powerful, and profoundly beautiful - the bedrock for much of American music that was to follow. Craig Hella Johnson and Conspirare explore here the genre's wide range of expression and its eloquence in speaking to universal aspects of the human condition. "One of America's leading vocal ensembles" (International Record Review)

 
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 		01 Motherless Child 05:05 $ 1.37 USD
02 A City Called Heaven 04:01 $ 1.08 USD
03 Soon Ah Will Be Done / I Wanna Die Easy 05:53 $ 1.59 USD
04 Soon Ah Will Be Done 04:06 $ 1.11 USD
05 Hard Trials 06:01 $ 1.62 USD
06 Hold On! 02:58 $ 0.80 USD
07 Been in de Storm / Wayfaring Stranger 07:06 $ 1.92 USD
08 Oh Graveyard (Lay This Body Down) 03:15 $ 0.88 USD
09 Ain'-a That Good News! 01:56 $ 0.52 USD
10 Steal Away 03:19 $ 0.90 USD
11 Walk Together, Children 02:48 $ 0.76 USD
12 I Got a Home in-a Dat Rock 03:27 $ 0.93 USD
13 Lily of the Valley 03:50 $ 1.04 USD
14 Plenty Good Room 03:18 $ 0.89 USD
15 My God is a Rock 07:14 $ 1.95 USD
16 Freedom Song 03:36 $ 0.97 USD
17 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 04:08 $ 1.12 USD
  Album total 72:01
ComposerShaw Kirby
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ConductorCraig Hella Johnson
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