Evangeline by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807–1882) was an American author known for his poetry, including “Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie,” “Paul Revere’s Ride,” and “The Song of Hiawatha.” The epic poem “Evangeline” was published in 1847. While fictional, it draws influences from the forced exile of the French Acadian community from Acadia (now present-day Nova Scotia) and personifies experiences of the Acadian diaspora in Louisiana. A valuable piece of literature in the American literary canon, this poem tells the story of a young woman, Evangeline, separated from her husband on their wedding day, and her efforts to find him again.

Liner notes include the poem text.

Track Listing

101	A Tale of Acadie	Harry Fleetwood	01:26
102	Part the First: I	Harry Fleetwood	08:26
103	Part the First: II	Harry Fleetwood	07:54
104	Part the First: III	Harry Fleetwood	03:55
201	Part the First: III, Continued	Harry Fleetwood	03:19
202	Part the First: IV	Harry Fleetwood	09:23
203	Part the First: V	Harry Fleetwood	09:26
301	Part the Second: I	Harry Fleetwood	05:03
302	Part the Second: II	Harry Fleetwood	09:07
303	Part the Second: III	Harry Fleetwood	07:54
401	Part the Second: III, Continued	Harry Fleetwood	03:31
402	Part the Second: IV	Harry Fleetwood	10:46
403	Part the Second: V	Harry Fleetwood	08:12
404	Still Stands the Forest Primeval	Harry Fleetwood	01:19