HUMA 2680 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Stan Rogers, Canadian Railroad Trilogy, Gordon Lightfoot
4 Apr 2016
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The kinds of illustrations that are used are for children. They would have been different if they were for adults they might have been actual photographs: the song ca-na-da song was used for the 100th anniversary celebration of confederation in 1967. It doesn"t tell much about canada except that canada had a population of. There are all white people in the video. Doesn"t really represent canada: song - ontario a place to stand (1967) This song also doesn"t tell much about ontario. It only talks a bit about niagara falls. If you didn"t know about ontario, the only thing you would realize with this song is that ontario is a place to grow nothing else. ), this song does not tell one much about the topic that it is about: lumberjack song monty python. What defines its identity as canadian: canadian railroad trilogy by gordon lightfoot. Lightfoot wrote the song in 1967 and it was commissioned by cbc for the.
