For History Class

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An unofficial list of the top 30 songs from 1960-1969. 

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A compilation of 1940's music. Mostly comprised of swing and ragtime music.

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A compilation of songs from the 1950's 

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The sounds of world war two 

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We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn

A World War 2 song.

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A website dedicated to music between 1920-30. 1920's Music featured Jazz, Ragtime and Broadway Musicals

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These are your typical musicians in the mid 1800's. The band pictured above is a tribute band. nevertheless, their reenactment is spot in.

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This is one of two silver singing bird music boxes that are among my most prized possessions. The bird sings so strongly and beautifully. The entire piece is a joy to behold.

Be sure to note the beautiful little musicians at the four corners of the bottom tier, each with a different instrument.

The key winds the mechanism. There is an "on-off" lever on the side.

Circa mid 1800s.

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"1776" was a successful Broadway musical that earned the 1969 Tony Award for Best Musical. It's success would lead its way to Hollywood when Columbia Pictures under the supervision of Jack Warner adapted the critically acclaimed musical for the big screen with much of the original Broadway cast. Released in 1972.

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his acclaimed film version of Peter Stone's Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, which was one of the last big-budget studio musicals, stars William Daniels (TV's Saint Elsewhere) as John Adams and Howard Da Silva as Ben Franklin. A rollicking, anachronistic treatment of the creation of the Declaration of Independence, with the American forefathers conducting themselves with uncharacterstic--and comical--indignity. Academy Award Nominations: Best Cinematography (Harry Stradling, Jr.)

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Native American Indian Cherokee War Dance 

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The New Cherokee Morning song 

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A rattle often used by Cherokee Indians 

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Music and the Cherokee Indians

The music of the Native Americans is as vast and diverse as those who create it. Each tribe has its own musical approach and style that has been passed down from generation to generation. It is the center of Native American culture and is used in...

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Death song made by the Cherokee Indians

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Cherokee Wolf Drum

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drummer boys had a variety of uses. One of the most important was keeping/setting pace in an army's march.