
PineTree Productions Presents...
One of the largest collections of
vintage American music
with over 200 audio examples
Now On Sale at Huge Discount !!


Preserving Our Musical Past
This collection was compiled and edited by Roger Lee Hall,
Music Preservationist and Director of the Center for American Preservation.
It includes information about over two centuries of American music, and features Premiere Recordings of music by these American composers:
William Billings, Oliver Holden, Daniel Read, Oliver Shaw, Stephen Foster, Edwin A. Jones, George W. Chadwick, Charles E. Ives, and Roger Lee Hall.
The disc contains over 600 files and is readable on any computer or similar device.
The collection includes over 250 audio files and several cable TV videos.
The DVD is divided into 6 sections:
I. AUDIO EXAMPLES
II. CLASSICAL COMPOSERS
III. FILM MUSIC
IV. NEW ENGLAND MUSIC
V. POPULAR SONGS
VI. SHAKER SPIRITUALS
Audio Example Folders:
01. A CENTURY OF AMERICAN SONG, Volume I (1759-1859)
02. A CENTURY OF AMERICAN SONG, Volume II (1861-1961)
03. A CONVERSATION WITH AARON COPLAND (1980)
04. EARLY NEW ENGLAND COMPOSERS:
Oliver Shaw, Lowell Mason, Dudley Buck,
Edwin A. Jones,
Charles E. Ives, George W. Chadwick
05. GENTLE WORDS - A Shaker Music Sampler
06. LISTENER'S GUIDE TO FILM MUSIC - Soundtracks and Movie Songs
07. NEW ENGLAND CHORAL SAMPLER (Pilgrims to Present)
08. OLD STOUGHTON MUSIC SAMPLER
09. REMEMBERING RADIO
10. SIMPLE GIFTS - A Shaker Song Revisited
Now available at a greatly reduced price!

Now you can get this giant POMP collection worth over $300
at a huge 75% discount!!
To order this special multi-media collection,
Preserving Our Musical Past
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Free shipping is included.
The cost is just $74.95

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Preserving Our Musical Past

Other material available:
American Music Recordings Collection (AMRC)
Preserving American Music Series (PAMS)
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