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    Stephen Foster

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    An undated piece of Stephen Foster by an unknown artist.https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/university_art_collection/1212/thumbnail.jp

    Stephen Foster with Plate & Frame Filter Press

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    Stephen Foster next to Plate & Frame Filter Presshttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-photo-collection/7805/thumbnail.jp

    Stephen Foster Songs for Men's Chorus

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    Copy of original manuscript. Piece is in three movements: 1. No One to Love -- 2. Some Folks -- 3. Companions, Fill No Glass For Me. Music by Stephen Foster arranged by Alan Stringer. Dedicated to my friends who have suffered or are suffering with AIDS.Digitized with funding from the Center for Regional Studies

    UA11/2 Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

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    Press release announcing Sara Melton as participant in Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair auditions at Stephen Foster Memorial

    STUDY 2: Stephen Foster: Kentucky\u27s Not-So Hometown Hero

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    It is often said that in Kentucky, people only know three composers; Mozart, Beethoven, and Stephen Foster. Stephen Foster was one of the most influential musicians in American popular music. Throughout his short career, he wrote 286 melodies that have lingered in the minds of many Kentuckians and earned himself a secure place in American musical history. Nowhere is Foster more beloved than in the rolling hills of Kentucky, due to his song My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night. This tune, that has been adapted as Kentucky\u27s state song, is shrouded in mystery and folklore. Some stories suggested that this song was written by Foster on a trip to the Federal Hill estate in Bardstown, Kentucky; others believed that this song was written in response to Harriet Beecher Stowe\u27s Uncle Tom\u27s Cabin essays. This project explored a variety of common myths surrounding the background of this popular American song and – utilizing historical facts as well as pages from Stephen Foster\u27s original sketch book - distinguished fact from fiction in the history behind My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night

    Gerry Walsh interviewed by Stephen Foster, recorded 26 April 1994

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    Recorded by Australian Heritage Projects for ANU Oral History Project

    Colin Plowman interviewed by Stephen Foster, recorded May 1994

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    Recorded by Australian Heritage Projects for ANU Oral History Project. -- Tapes 1 and 2 recorded 2 May 1994, tapes 3 and 4 recorded 4 May 1994

    David Craig interviewed by Stephen Foster, recorded April 1991

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    Recorded by Australian Heritage Projects for ANU Oral History Project. -- Tape 1 and part of tape 2 recorded 11 April 1991, Tape 3 and part of tape 2 recorded 22 April 1991

    David Catcheside interviewed by Stephen Foster, recorded 8 August 1991

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    Recorded by Australian Heritage Projects for ANU Oral History Project

    Harry Rosenberg interviewed by Stephen Foster, recorded October-November 1993

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    Recorded by Australian Heritage Projects for ANU Oral History Project. -- Tapes 1 and 2 recorded 8 October 1993, tape 3 recorded 2 November 1993
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