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Should you need version of the song, for printing (without banners or adverts) an PDF file is available for downloading by the link at the bottom of the song pages. To avoid slow to load pages only the first page is displayed, in these cases you will need to DOWNLOAD the PDF file to see all the song pages. Some of the songs extend to several screens. They are suited to communal singing, often use a call-and-response structure, with between the leader and the group. It would appear from these various definitions that there are several fundamental properties of the Spiritual, namely: origin among Southern Negro folk, that it shall have grown up uncomposed, its subject matter religion, and possessed of much fervour a characteristic melody its rhythm based on the native African tom-tom beat and finally, that it should be the spontaneous outpouring of the spirit. Burleigh then goes on to state that deep spirituality and rhythm are essential components and makes the rather impressive statement that the voice is not so important as the spirit.

They were never composed but sprang into life ready made from the heat of religious fervour, during some protracted meeting in camp or church, as the simple, ecstatic utterance of wholly untutored minds, and are practically the only music of America which meets the scientific definition of folk-song.' Mr. 'The plantation songs known as Spirituals are the spontaneous outpourings of intense religious fervour and have their origin chiefly in camp-meetings, revivals, and other religious exercises. George's Church, New York, defines a Spiritual as follows:

Burleigh, who is equally well known as a composer and as soloist of St. Johnson's collection of Spirituals, puts it in slightly different words when he writes, 'They are religious folk-songs origi- nated by the Negro in the South and used strictly for purposes of religious worship.' Harry T. Rosamond Johnson, who has studied, sung and composed the music of his race very extensively, defines a Spiritual as 'an American Negro folk-song, who's rhythm derived from the African tom-tom beat, with the substance of its text based on prayer and religious fervour set to the characteristic musical cadence of Negro melody.' His brother, James Weldon Johnson, who wrote a very understanding and instructive preface to Mr.

Melville Charlton, organist of the Union Theological Seminary at New York for 18 years, 'a Spiritual is in a specific sense as an American Negro religious folk-song.' He would also include any Negro religious song, not composed, in this category. Although born in slavery its traditions have been continued and the Spiritual as a musical genre continues to this day.ДЄccording to noted Negro musician Dr. The term has mostly been used to indicate a religious Negro folk-song, originating firstly in the South of the United states during the slavery period.