The Music of the Pilgrims: A Description of the Psalm-Book Brought to Plymouth in 1620
The Music of the Pilgrims provides a fascinating look at the religious music of the early English settlers in America. Focusing on the psalm-book brought to Plymouth in 1620, this book explores the history of the psalmody sung by the Pilgrims, its sources and influences, its use in worship and daily life, and its impact on American music. A valuable resource for scholars, musicians, and historians, this book sheds light on a little known but important aspect of American musical history.
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