FOREWORD My initial first-hand exposure to southeast Alabama’s African-American Sacred Harp tradition was over 26 years ago, in March of 1977, when I traveled to Ozark, Alabama to attend the Dewey P. Williams 79th Birt

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Date: 2014-01-09 15:53:51 Religious music Music Fuguing tune Southern Harmony Singing school William Walker Union Harmony Africa William Billings Shape note Sacred Harp Christian music		FOREWORD My initial first-hand exposure to southeast Alabama’s African-American Sacred Harp tradition was over 26 years ago, in March of 1977, when I traveled to Ozark, Alabama to attend the Dewey P. Williams 79th Birt Add to Reading List Source URL: www.arts.alabama.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 696,41 KB Share Document on Facebook

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