seeger, pete

Written in honor of the influential musician's 90th birthday, a portrait for middle-grade readers traces his humble origins, decision to leave Harvard, creative friendships, and achievements as a musician and activist against the backdrop of American history.

An illustrated biography of folk songwriter and singer Pete Seeger.

A picture book that examines the life and legacy of musician and activist Pete Seeger.

Chronicles the life and career of folk singer and song writer Pete Seeger.

Born into a patrician family, Pete Seeger was determined to make his own way, doing what he wanted to do. And what he wanted to do was make music. He also wanted to fight for justice, for racial equality, for the rights of labor, for world peace, and for a clean planet. He made his life a crusade for these causes, largely through music.

A biography of folk singer Pete Seeger. Draws on interviews with Seeger to explore his life, his music, and commitment to social justice.

A look at the life of controversial musician, activist, and environmentalist Pete Seeger, and how he used his songs to promote social change. Includes archival footage and interviews with Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Arlo Guthrie, and more.

Presents a portrait of the performer, composer, and activist through interviews with him, his friends and family.

Explores how folk singer and song writer Pete Seeger used his musical talents to improve conditions for those less fortunate and discusses how folk music has been used in protest movements throughout the twentieth century.