This traditional American folk song became popular in the mid-1800s and was originally a love song about a woman in Texas. It gained widespread recognition during the Civil War and eventually became a symbol of Texas pride. The song enjoyed a major revival when Mitch Miller recorded it in 1955 which introduced it to a new generation. It will be a great addition to your group’s repertoire and easy to learn. Audio track provided. Have a conflict at class time? Not to worry; video recordings will be sent automatically to registered participants who end up not attending the Zoom class.
This traditional American folk song became popular in the mid-1800s and was originally a love song about a woman in Texas. It gained widespread recognition during the Civil War and eventually became a symbol of Texas pride. The song enjoyed a major revival when Mitch Miller recorded it in 1955 which introduced it to a new generation. It will be a great addition to your group’s repertoire and easy to learn. Audio track provided. Have a conflict at class time? Not to worry; video recordings will be sent automatically to registered participants who end up not attending the Zoom class.
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