Elizabeth Robins Diary Podcast

"Home Sweet Home" Music


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Music played an integral role at Chinsegut, from casual sing-a-longs around the piano, to the annual community sunrise Easter service, to concerts on the porch. In this episode, Elizabeth's diary provides proof of the surprising and welcome existence of the Snow Hill band.

Unbinding Gentility: Women Making Music in the Nineteenth-Century South

"Home Sweet Home" sung by Deanna Durbin

"My Old Kentucky Home" sung by Paul Robeson

"Dixe" Confederate version sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford

"Dixie" Union version sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford


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Recorded at ⁠Profound Revelation Studios⁠

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Grant funding assistance by ⁠Florida Humanities⁠

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Elizabeth Robins Diary PodcastBy Natalie Kahler