Antebellum Southern Music 

Included in Volume 58,
An Evening of Antebellum Music,
Part 1 are:

• The Southron's Chaunt of Defiance

• Lorena

• Maryland, My Maryland!

• The Bonnie Blue Flag and
       The Homespun Dress

• Southern Soldier Boy

• Here's Your Mule

• Goober Peas

• God Save the South

An Evening of Antebellum Music,
Parts 1 and 2

Volumes 58 and 59 of the acclaimed
 77 volume videotape/DVD series,
The History and Literature of the South.

On these two DVDs is a MAGNIFICENT show by the powerful trained voices of two professional singers who are a world-class husband and wife team. It is UNBELIEVABLE to hear all the great antebellum Southern songs sung by such talent, energy (and in the case of the lady, beauty), accompanied by a professional pianist, herself very accomplished.

Make no mistake, this is Southern music as would have been heard during the War Between the States in the Old South, and it is an authentic history lesson for all Americans. There is historical commentary on each song but this show does not drag anywhere. It is high-powered, passionate and stirring from start to finish.

DVDs come in clear, plastic DVD cases; VHS tapes come in clear snap-box cases.

Included in Volume 59,
An Evening of Antebellum Music,
Part 2 are:

• The Jefferson Davis Grand March

• The Stonewall Quick Step

• Picture and brief biography of the great
       Southern composer, John Hill Hewitt

• All Quiet Along the Potomac

• You Are Going to the War Willie Boy!

• The South Shall Rise Up Free!

• The Young Volunteer

• The Volunteer

• Somebody's Darling

• The South

• Ends with a rousing long version of Dixie