
Seeger Tribute: Charles Seeger and Ruth Crawford Seeger
Library Of Congress. Music Division
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The Library of Congress celebrated the musical legacy of the Seeger Family during a two-day program, sponsored by the American Folklife Center, titled "How Can I Keep from Singing? A Seeger Family Tribute." Panelists were Betty Auman of the Library's Music Division, who discussed "Seeger Materials in the Library of Congress Music Division"; Judith Tick, Northeastern University, who talked about "Ruth Crawford Seeger's Legacy"; and Taylor Aitken Greer, Pennsylvania State University, who spoke on "The Legacy of Charles Seeger: Defying and Defining Tradition." Program: Peggy Seeger (in media res) (0:00), Betty Auman (2:30), Judith Tick (20:22), DVD Clip (25:58), Tick performs "The Babes in the Wood" and "Go to Sleep Little Baby" (30:14), Taylor Aitken Greer (42:25)
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- United States
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