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Appalachian Folk Music In The High School General Music Class, Caitlin Jayne Hetland
Appalachian Folk Music In The High School General Music Class, Caitlin Jayne Hetland
Masters Theses
Murder ballads have been a part of the musical traditions of America since the 1700s, when their source materials were brought from Scandinavia, England, and Scotland. Ballads like “Omie Wise,” “Pretty Polly,” and “The Ballad of Tom Dooley” have been recorded by a variety of artists, and still draw new listeners for commercial success. Despite their historic presence in American music, murder ballads are not often included in the school music curriculum. The content is not always appropriate for elementary or middle school students, but high school students are better equipped to deal with the themes and can often be …
New Zealand Film Industry: Building Culture And Identity, Victoria Swart
New Zealand Film Industry: Building Culture And Identity, Victoria Swart
The Kabod
Below Australia, as close to the bottom of the populated world as one can go, lies the small country of New Zealand, the true “land down-under.” New Zealand offers close to 103,500 square miles of picturesque and varied landscape, along with a population of less than 5 million, as of the 2016 census. Despite its isolated geography and small population, the country has made a large international presence, especially in the film industry. The development of the New Zealand film industry is unique, beginning soon after the birth of film itself but refraining from substantial growth until recent years. The …
Past Meets Present: Victorian Society Breathes New Life Into Celebrated Era, Liberty University
Past Meets Present: Victorian Society Breathes New Life Into Celebrated Era, Liberty University
February/March 2009
No abstract provided.
09-09-97 (The Liberty Champion, Volume 15, Issue 3)
09-09-97 (The Liberty Champion, Volume 15, Issue 3)
1997 -- 1998
No abstract provided.