Smithsonian In Your Classroom: A Shape Note Singing Lesson (2000)

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Issue of Smithsonian in Your Classroom detailing the history and mechanics of shape-note singing, a tradition with roots in the American South. Includes lesson plan and handouts to teach students the art of shape-note singing.

Creator: Smithsonian Center for Learning and Digital Access

Publisher: Smithsonian Center for Learning and Digital Access

Submitter: Smithsonian Institution

Last Updated: 6/9/2015

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Smithsonian In Your Classroom: A Shape Note Singing Lesson (2000)

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