3 Interpretations of Oscar Peterson - Hymn to Freedom
"Hymn to Freedom" is a jazz composition by Oscar Peterson, with lyrics later added by Harriette Hamilton. It became synonymous with the 1960s civil rights movement due to its uplifting melody and themes of unity. The piece blends gospel and jazz influences, showcasing Peterson's virtuosic piano style.
A jazz composition by Oscar Peterson, later adapted with lyrics by Harriette Hamilton, widely recognized as a musical symbol of the struggle for racial equality.
"Hymn to Freedom" is a jazz composition by Oscar Peterson with lyrics by Harriette Hamilton.
Written in the early 1960s, it became associated with the civil rights movement due to its
uplifting spiritual-like melody and universal message of unity.
Jazz pianist Oscar Peterson composed this instrumental piece in 1962, later adding lyrics by Harriette Hamilton. It became associated with the Civil Rights Movement due to its spiritual quality and universal message of hope.
A choral and orchestral setting of Ivan Gundulić's poem, composed by Jakov Gotovac as part of the pastoral suite "Dubravka." It symbolizes freedom and is deeply tied to Croatian cultural identity.
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