The Erie Canal Sings: A Musical History of New York’s Grand Waterway
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The Erie Canal Sings: A Musical History of New York’s Grand Waterway

by Bill Hullfish

American History music history Regional
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The Erie Canal Sings examines the musical history of New York’s Grand Waterway. Bill Hullfish focuses on the songs and musical heritage connected with the canal, offering a concise exploration of how this important waterway has been represented, remembered, and celebrated through music.

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The Erie Canal Sings explores the musical history of New York’s Grand Waterway.

Through its focus on songs and musical expression, the book connects the canal with the culture and history of New York.

It offers readers a focused look at how a major waterway has been remembered and represented through music.

Written by Bill Hullfish, this work brings together themes of history, place, and musical heritage.

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