Wednesday, April 24, 2013

THE DUST BOWL


Mini-musicals

 (but first)


A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT--then scroll down for the index

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THE MINI-MUSICALS

This is a new blog on which I will post  historical mini-musicals. As in the Harriet Tubman-Underground Railroad  musical  some historical comments are included in the  presentation of the songs. While "Harriet" is a full musical with 17 songs, the historical musicals included in this blog have 2 to 4 songs each.

Music and Lyrics by Susan Maskin
Arranged and performed by Bernie Katzman

Check the menu at the right or below  for the mini-musicals included.

THE DUST BOWL OF THE 1930'S

    
The Dust Bowl background


     Song #1: Dust Thick and Heavy

     Song #2: Leave This Land Behind 
     Song #3: Keeping Hope Alive 
    Song $4: Starting Over

        Gallery -click on picture
 

Click here for a Youtube Trailer - Ken Burn's Dust Bowl documentary



Click here for the youtube of The Plow That Broke the Plains, a U.S. government documentary made in 1936
































































































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