By What Lost Campfire Metadata
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Title
- Main Title By What Lost Campfire
- Series Title Charles B. Moore Family papers, 1832-1917
Creator
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Author: Sampley, ArthurCreator Type: Personal
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Composer: Minter, GeorgeCreator Type: Personal
Contributor
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Donor: White, Ruth MooreContributor Type: PersonalContributor Info: Granddaughter of Charles B. Moore.
Publisher
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Name: Independent Music PublishersPlace of Publication: New York City, New York
Date
- Creation: 1948-06
Language
- English
Description
- Content Description: Sheet music for "By What Lost Campfire," for mezzo soprano. The poem is written by Arthur Sampley and the music is by George Minter. The lyrics are "By what lost camp fire/ what lone height did deserts streching [sic] far, what/ comrades faces framed in light guide western star./ Up slopes I shall not/ climb again down trails the grasses hide, past/ camps where sleeping friends have lain too late to/ ride. to one dark peak a-/ gainst the sky on which the faint trail ends./ guide star and camp fire till I spy those fire lit friends."
- Physical Description: 5 p. ; 35 x 111 cm., folded to 35 x 29 cm.
Subject
- University of North Texas Libraries Browse Structure: Arts and Crafts - Music
- Keyword: musical scores
- Keyword: poems
Primary Source
- Item is a Primary Source
Coverage
- Time Period: mod-tim
Collection
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Name: The Civil War and its Aftermath: Diverse PerspectivesCode: CWADP
Institution
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Name: UNT Libraries Special CollectionsCode: UNTA
Resource Type
- Musical Score/Notation
Format
- Image
Identifier
- Accession or Local Control No: CBM_os01-001-018
- Call Number: HM.70
- UNT Catalog No.: b2075015
- OCLC: 39096548
- Archival Resource Key: ark:/67531/metapth207751
Note
- Display Note: "June 1948, Denton, Texas." Original document was one continious sheet; it was scanned as individual pages with the front and back of each page in order.