War songs and the mood of 1917 soldiers fans
The piece surveys how nations in wartime turn to song and how American troops favor musical comedy tunes over formal anthems. It notes Britain and Germany using popular tunes, quotes vivid examples from trench life, and highlights songs sung by troops and leaders, including Tip: focus on morale through music across fronts.
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Columbia
America
Belgium
France
Russia
Rhein
Deutschland
Kiao-Chou
Italy
Germany
Europe
von Emmich
Dixmude
Mintra Gwen
Aldershot
Tommy Atkins
Carniac
Philippines
Will Daniels
Mr. Jiryan Toot
Appeal to Composers Seeks Patriot Songs for Army Morale
The New York Herald invites composers to submit march and patriotic songs to boost morale for upcoming campaigns. Prizes include a gold medal and silver medals for top entries. winners' songs to be published July 1, 1917. Submissions must reach Herald Square, New York, by five o'clock P.M. on June 7.
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San Juan Hill
Coen
Republic
Mio
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