The star spangled banner : a pariotic [sic] song.

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Title: The star spangled banner : a pariotic [sic] song.
Date: [1814]
Notes: Caption title.; Music arranged by Thomas Carr; words by Francis Scott Key.; Music sometime attributed to John Stafford Smith.; 1st ed.; For voice and piano; flute part at foot of p. [2].; In upper right-hand corner at head of music: Air, Anacreon in Heaven.; "The Baltimore paper of Oct. 19, 1814 announced that 'After the play, Mr. Hardinge will sing a much admired new song written by a gentleman of Maryland, in commemoration of the gallant defense of Fort McHenry, called, The Star Spangled Banner.'"-Richard Wolfe. Secular music in America, 1801-1825, no. 8344.
Names and Subjects: Vocal music.; Flute music.; Songs with piano.; National songs--United States.; United States--History--War of 1812--Songs and music.; Carr, Thomas,--1780-1849.; Key, Francis Scott,--1779-1843.; Smith, John Stafford,--1750-1836.; Anacreon in Heaven.
ID: 128
Barcode: B1917824
Physical Description: [2] p. of music ; 33 cm
Repository: William L. Clements Library
Date Added/Updated: 2016-01-06 00:14:01

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Record: 128
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