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Wednesday is the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's assassination (Original Post)
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
OP
... he was always deeply moved by ‘The Lament of the Irish Emigrant’ ...
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#1
He claimed “I know only two tunes, one is ‘Old Hundred,’ and the other isn’t.”
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#2
Lincoln liked the opera Martha ... and had it performed during the festivities for his second inaugu
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#3
Another big favorite of Lincoln's was a kind of "crossover" artist, Louis Moreau Gottschalk.
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#4
One of his favorites was an old Scottish love ballad called "Annie Laurie."
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#5
'I have always thought "Dixie" one of the best tunes I have ever heard.'
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#6
Lincoln loved this piece and asked for it to be performed on many occasions
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#7
One of his favorite pieces of music, “The Soldiers’ Chorus” was from .. Gounod’s .. Faust
struggle4progress
Apr 2015
#11
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)1. ... he was always deeply moved by ‘The Lament of the Irish Emigrant’ ...
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)2. He claimed “I know only two tunes, one is ‘Old Hundred,’ and the other isn’t.”
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)3. Lincoln liked the opera Martha ... and had it performed during the festivities for his second inaugu
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)4. Another big favorite of Lincoln's was a kind of "crossover" artist, Louis Moreau Gottschalk.
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)5. One of his favorites was an old Scottish love ballad called "Annie Laurie."
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)6. 'I have always thought "Dixie" one of the best tunes I have ever heard.'
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)7. Lincoln loved this piece and asked for it to be performed on many occasions
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)8. ‘Ben Bolt’ was one of his favorite ballads
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)9. so was ‘The Sword of Bunker Hill’
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)10. We are coming Father Abra'am
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)11. One of his favorite pieces of music, “The Soldiers’ Chorus” was from .. Gounod’s .. Faust
A HERETIC I AM
(24,380 posts)12. Perhaps a night at the theater to celebrate?
Too soon?
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)14. Farewell Father, Friend and Guardian
A HERETIC I AM
(24,380 posts)16. I'm beginning to think this is your thread and yours alone. n/t
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)13. Abraham Lincoln was especially fond of it
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)15. Adam and Eve's Wedding Song
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)17. One particular favorite of his was “Blue Tail Fly”
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)18. Lincoln identified it as his mother's favorite song
malthaussen
(17,217 posts)19. Good time to watch "Our American Cousin," I guess. n/t
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)20. Eye Witness To Lincoln's Assassination Tells Of Booth's Escape
struggle4progress
(118,378 posts)21. Booth Shot Lincoln
Special Prosciuto
(731 posts)22. Lincoln Assassination Eyewitness (Feb 9, 1956)