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Guests Kim Gruenwald and Dominic Giardino consider the music and sounds that reverberated across the western frontier as French, English, new American settlers, and Native Americans pushed westward in the decades following the Revolutionary War.
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Debra Nagy, executive producer & host
Shelby Yamin, associate producer
Hannah De Priest, special projects manager
LD Artistic Director and Host
Historical Clarinet
Historian
Additional guests to be announced.
Discover: Mary Eddy Ballads & Songs from Ohio (1939): https://archive.org/details/balladssongsfrom0000mary
Read: Timothy Olmsted, “The Mozart of America” (EMA article) by Dominic Giardino
Learn more a bout Music of the Regiment (ensemble)
Explore the History of Ohio (Wikipedia)
Lord Dunmore’s War (Wikipedia)
About Logan’s Lament (Native Heritage Project)
Erie Canal Bicentennial in 2025
“The Traveler Benighted” – Francis Hopkinson, arr. Nagy
“Hail Columbia” – Philip Phile, arr. Ezekiel Goodale
Washington’s March – Anon., arr. Goodale
Turkish Quick Step in the Battle of Prague – Frantisek Kotzwara, arr. Samuel Holyoke
“Roselyn Castle” – arr. Nagy after William McGibbon & James Oswald
“The Lovely Ohio” – trad., arr. Nagy
“The Blackbird” or “Logan’s Lament” – After Mary Eddy from Ballads and Songs from Ohio
“The Meeting of the Waters of Hudson & Erie” – S. Woodworth, arr. Nagy
“Yankee Doodle” – after James Aird, arr. Nagy
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