Annotation:Murillo's Lesson: Difference between revisions
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It can also be found in adapted for use in a Sacred Harp (shape-note) hymnal, where the indicated tune was "Morelli," or "Lesson by Morelli." It was a favorite tune of Uncle William Johnson of Alabama's Johnson Family Band. It was also mentioned in newspaper articles about Tom Freeman of Cullman County, Alabama, and in his autobiography. It was adapted by fiddlers, particularly from Alabama and contiguous states, as an air or march. See also note for "[[Once upon My Cheek]]." | It can also be found in adapted for use in a Sacred Harp (shape-note) hymnal, where the indicated tune was "Morelli," or "Lesson by Morelli." It was a favorite tune of Uncle William Johnson of Alabama's Johnson Family Band. It was also mentioned in newspaper articles about Tom Freeman of Cullman County, Alabama, and in his autobiography. It was adapted by fiddlers, particularly from Alabama and contiguous states, as an air or march. See also note for "[[annotation:Once upon My Cheek]]." | ||
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