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Lyrics: Eugène Pottier (1816-1887), Paris, June 1871; music: Pierre Degeyter (1848-1932), 1888. The International was written to celebrate the Paris Commune (March - May 1871). |
International Music
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Jim Connell, 1889 |
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Peadar Kearney, 1918 |
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Joe Hill, 1911 |
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Joe Hill, 1912 |
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Martin Whelan |
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Martin Whelan |
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Anthem of Swedish Social-Democracy, lyrics: Henrik Menander, music: Nils P. Möller |
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Polish song, written at the end of XIXth century; very popular in Russia during the revolutions of 1905 and 1917 |
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Song written for the 10th anniversary of the Communist International, lyrics: Franz Jahnke, music: Hans Eisler, 1929 |
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T. Aturov / S. Alimov |
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Revolutionary Italian song, lyrics: Carlo Tuzzi |
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Bella ciao [it] Bella ciao [en] |
Song of the Italian partisans, 1943 |
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Song of the Italian partisans, music: M. Blanter ("Katyusha"), lyrics: Felice Cascione, 1944 |
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Song of the Spanish revolution, music from "Varshavianka", lyrics: Valeriano Orobón Fernández, 1936 |
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Hans Eisler / Bertold Brecht |
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Joe Hill, organizer of Industrial Workers of the World, executed in Utah, USA, in 1915; music: Earl Robinson |
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Luís Cília, 1967, Portugal |
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Quilapayún / Sergio Ortega, 1970, Chile |
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Lyrics: Claudio Iturra, music: Sergio Ortega, 1970, Chile |
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Chinese revolutionary song |
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Chinese revolutionary song |
May Day music
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Bob Hart |
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Aaron Copland |
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Harold Rome |
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Earl Robinson |
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Carlos Puebla, 1965 (Cuba) |
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Carlos Puebla (Cuba) |
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Carlos Puebla (Cuba) |
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Carlos Puebla (Cuba) |
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Ángel Parra (Chile), Nicolás Guillen (lyrics) (Cuba) |
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Silvio Rodríguez, 1968 (Cuba) |
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Silvio Rodríguez, 1972 (Cuba) |
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Matio (France) |
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Víctor Jara (Chile), Rubén Ortiz |
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Sara González; Amaury Pérez (lyrics/music) (Cuba) |
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Atahualpa Yupanqui (Argentina) |
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Patricio Manns, 1969 (Chile) |
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Daniel Viglietti, 1965 (Uruguay) |
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Egon y Los Arachanes |
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Vicente Feliú (Cuba) |
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Quilapayún (Chile), Juan Capra |
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Alma Morena |
Miguel Ángel Filipini (Argentina) |
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Miguel Ángel Filipini (Argentina) |
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Inti-Illimani (Chile); Carlos Puebla (lyrics/music) (Cuba), 1969 |
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Inti-Illimani (Chile); Víctor Jara (lyrics/music) (Chile), 1971 |
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