Dixie:: the gayest and most joyous of all American national songs

by Daniel Decatur Emmett; arranged for soprano, alto, tenor and bass with accompaniment by Charles T. Sempers together with his verses If Washington were here For chorus (SATB) and piano Cover title Advertisements for other songs: p. [4] "Dixie and its story": p. [4]

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Original record: Dixie:: the gayest and most joyous of all American national songs
Collection: Representations of Blackness in Music of the United States (1830s-1920s)
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Emmett, Dan. D. (Daniel Decatur), 1815-1904 (creator)
Sempers, Charles T. (arranger)
Taloa Wigwam (Philadelphia, Pa.) (publisher)
Subject(s): African Americans
League of Nations
Popular music
Songs and music
Southern States
United States
Type: notated music

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