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              6 Description archivistique résultats pour Folk Music

              CA ACU SPC F0106-S0002-FL0018 · Dossier · 1990 - 1995
              Fait partie de Jean Anderson-Wuensch fonds.

              Consists of original pencil sketches of Five Canadian Folksongs [for women’s choir and piano]: The Morning Dew; En Roulant Ma Boule; White Man, Let Me Go; A La Claire Fontaine; A Great Big Seahove in Long Beach. Choral (9 with Voices), with Solo Instrument, Keyboards. (15 min.) "To Les Choristes - conducted by Victoria Meredith.

              Two Scottish Songs
              CA ACU SPC F0106-S0003-FL0031 · Dossier · 1998
              Fait partie de Jean Anderson-Wuensch fonds.

              Consists of copies of scores Two Scottish Songs: "1. John Anderson, my jo, John." Words by Robert Burns, Music by Jean Anderson. "In Memoriam of John Anderson to The Kenilworth Consort conducted by Brenda Beck."

              Afton Water
              CA ACU SPC F0106-S0004-FL0004 · Dossier · 1999
              Fait partie de Jean Anderson-Wuensch fonds.

              Consists of copy of music score, Afton Water: for Male Choir. Scottish Folksong arranged by Jean Anderson. "to Idle Musical Union." Choral (9 with Voices), A Capella.

              Canadian Folksongs: 4 Part Arrangements
              CA ACU SPC F0106-S0003-FL0023 · Dossier · 1983
              Fait partie de Jean Anderson-Wuensch fonds.
              • Consists of sketches of 4 part arrangements of Canadian Folksongs:
                1. The Lonesome Scenes of Winter; 2. C’est l’Aviron, 3. The Poor Little Girls of Ontario; 4. The Shantyman’s Life; 5. A Fenian Song; 6. Iron-Ore by Fifty-Four; 7. Cape St. Mary’s; 8. The Sailor’s Return.
              • Includes letter from John Barion, Middlesex County Board of Education to Gerhard Wuensch.