Harry Eskew, originally from Spartanburg, South Carolina, became interested in the stories behind hymns as a church music student at Furman University (B. A. in Music, 1958). He carried this interest further as a graduate student at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (Master of Sacred Music, 1960), where he wrote a thesis on the Spartanburg shape-note singing school teacher, compiler, and composer, William (Singing Billy) Walker (1809-1875). In his doctoral studies in musicology at Tulane University (Ph. D. 1966) where he studied with the renowned American music historian, Gilbert Chase, he wrote a dissertation on “Shape-Note Hymnody in the Shenandoah Valley, 1816-1868.”
In 1965 he joined the church music faculty of New Orle… Go to person page >
Author: Otmar Schulz
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Display Title: Lord, You Bid Us EverFirst Line: Lord, you bid us everTune Title: DU, HERR, HEISST UNS HOFFENAuthor: Harry Eskew; Otmar SchulzDate: 1975Subject: Hope |
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