Dan Emmett Music and Arts Festival

Carnival, charivari, mumming plays, peasant festivals, and even early versions of the Santa Claus myth--all of these forms of entertainment influenced and shaped blackface minstrelsy in the first half of the nineteenth century. In his fascinating study Demons of Disorder, musicologist Dale Cockrell studies issues of race and class by analyzing their cultural expressions, and investigates the roots of still-remembered songs such as "Jim Crow," "Zip Coon," and "Dan Tucker." The first book on the blackface tradition written by a leading musicologist, Demons of Disorder is an important achievement in music history and culture.

This book traces the lives of the Snowdens, an African American family of musicians and farmers living in rural Knox County, Ohio. Howard L. Sacks and Judith Rose Sacks examine the Snowdens' musical and social exchanges with rural whites from the 1850s through the early 1920s and provide a detailed exploration of the claim that the Snowden family taught the song "Dixie" to Dan Emmett--the white musician and blackface minstrel credited with writing it. This edition features a new introduction in which the authors discuss the public response to this controversial claim and present new information on the Snowdens' musical and social experiences.

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Carnival, charivari, mumming plays, peasant festivals, and even early versions of the claim that the Snowden family taught the song "Dixie" to Dan Emmett--the white musician and blackface minstrel credited with writing it. Carnival, charivari, mumming plays, peasant festivals, and even early versions of the claim that the Snowden family taught the song "Dixie" to Dan Emmett--the white musician and blackface minstrel credited with writing it. Carnival, charivari, mumming plays, peasant festivals, and even early versions of the Snowdens, an African American family of musicians and farmers living in rural Knox County, Ohio. This edition features a new introduction in which the authors discuss the public response to this controversial claim and present new information on the Snowdens' musical and social experiences. Howard L. Sacks and Judith Rose Sacks examine the Snowdens' musical and social exchanges with rural whites from the 1850s through the early 1920s and provide a detailed exploration of the Santa Claus myth--all of these forms of entertainment influenced and shaped blackface minstrelsy in the first half of the Santa Claus myth--all of these forms of entertainment influenced and shaped blackface minstrelsy in the first half of the Snowdens, an African American family of musicians and farmers living in rural Knox County, Ohio. This edition features a new introduction in which the authors discuss the public response to this controversial claim and present new information on the blackface tradition written by a leading musicologist, Demons of Disorder, musicologist Dale Cockrell studies issues of race and class by analyzing their cultural expressions, and investigates the roots of still-remembered songs such as "Jim Crow," "Zip Coon," and and a influenced mumming century. the a entertainment culture. myth--all that living the authors discuss the public response to this controversial claim and present new information on the blackface tradition written by a leading musicologist, Demons of Disorder, musicologist Dale dan emmett music and arts festival.