The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion

This book is a unique collection of hymns, spirituals and folk songs from the American South. Originally published in 1835 by William Walker, a church musician and singing teacher, the book became immensely popular and influential in shaping the musical culture of the region. The book includes songs of different styles and origins, ranging from African American spirituals to English hymns, and provides an introduction to the basics of music theory and notation. Walker's work is a treasure trove of musical heritage and a testament to the resilience and creativity of a diverse community.

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