New Harp of Columbia, Restored Edition, 2001
About this book
The New Harp of Columbia was first published in 1863 in Knoxville, based on the 1848 Harp of Columbia, also published in East Tennessee; this comprehensive edition restoring all omitted songs was published in 2001 thanks to the tireless efforts of singer Larry Olszewski. (by Tina Becker)
Singings where this book was used
- 2003: Rocky Mount
- 2004: Greene County; Rocky Mount
- 2005: Rocky Mount; Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2006: Jubilee Festival; Greene County; Headrick Chapel; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2007: Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Thanksgiving Eve; Larry Olszewski Memorial; Sugarlands
- 2008: TVUUC Singing; Jubilee Festival; Etowah, Spring; Greene County; Camp DoReMi; Etowah, Fall; Wears Valley Methodist; Headrick Chapel; Sugarlands
- 2009: Larry Olszewski Memorial; Jubilee Festival; Etowah, Spring; Townsend Spring Festival; Greene County; Camp DoReMi; Etowah, Fall; Headrick Chapel; Dollywood; Maryville College; Old Fields; Thanksgiving Eve
- 2010: Jubilee Festival; Tuckaleechee; Greene County; Caney Creek; Camp DoReMi; Cades Cove; Etowah, Fall; Music of Appalachia; Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Maryville College; Old Fields; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2011: Wilderness Wildlife; Jubilee Festival; Greene County; Camp DoReMi; Etowah, Fall; Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Maryville College; Old Fields; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2012: Wilderness Wildlife; Jubilee Festival; Boogertown; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Townsend Spring Festival; Greene County; Caney Creek; Camp DoReMi; Etowah, Fall; Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial; Sugarlands
- 2013: Wilderness Wildlife; Jubilee Festival; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Greene County; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Etowah, Fall; Headrick Chapel; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2014: Wilderness Wildlife; Jubilee Festival; Boogertown; Tuckaleechee; Middle Creek; Greene County; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Music of Appalachia; Headrick Chapel; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2015: Jubilee Festival; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Tuckaleechee; Greene County; Camp DoReMi; Music of Appalachia; Headrick Chapel; Dollywood; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2016: Jubilee Festival; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Wilderness Wildlife; Greene County; Caney Creek; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Headrick Chapel; Wears Valley View; Dollywood; Maryville College; Heritage Center Townsend; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2017: Jubilee Festival; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Middle Creek; Greene County; Caney Creek; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Music of Appalachia; Wears Valley Convention; Dollywood; Maryville College; Heritage Center Townsend; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2018: Jubilee Festival; Boogertown; Mabbs Gooch Easter; Tuckaleechee; Middle Creek; Wilderness Wildlife; Greene County; Caney Creek; Camp DoReMi; Cades Cove; Wears Valley Convention; Music of Appalachia; Dollywood; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2019: Jubilee Festival; Boogertown; Tuckaleechee; Middle Creek; Greene County; Caney Creek; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Cades Cove; Wears Valley Convention; Music of Appalachia; Dollywood; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2020: September Small Group 2
- 2021: Boogertown; Tuckaleechee; Caney Creek; Little Greenbrier; Camp DoReMi; Wears Valley Convention
- 2022: Old Harp Singing; Boogertown; Tuckaleechee; Middle Creek; Greene County; Camp DoReMi; Wears Valley Convention; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial; Black Mountain Small Group; New Year's Singing
- 2023: Boogertown; Heritage Center Townsend; Greene County; Wears Valley Convention; Camp DoReMi; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2024: New Year's Singing; Mary Grace Memorial; Greene County; Caney Creek; Cades Cove; Camp DoReMi; Wears Valley Convention; Maryville College; Larry Olszewski Memorial
- 2025: New Year's Singing; Third Saturday Singing Remembering David Becker; Greene County; Camp DoReMi
Sung counts for each tune
The times-sung counts come from the Minutes on this site.