Reference

During the Civil War, the Confederate States had several popular songs that resonated deeply with the Southern populace. Here are some of the most notable ones:

1. "Dixie": Originally a minstrel song from the North, "Dixie" was adopted by the South and became an unofficial anthem of the Confederacy. It remains a well-known song with a complex legacy source.

2. "The Bonnie Blue Flag": Written by Harry Macarthy, this song celebrated the Confederacy's first flag and was immensely popular among Confederate soldiers source.

3. "The Yellow Rose of Texas": Although not exclusively Confederate, this song was beloved by many during the period source.

4. "When Johnny Comes Marching Home": This song was a favorite across both Confederate and Union lines, highlighting the anticipation of soldiers returning home source.

5. "Stonewall Jackson's Way": A song that honored the famed Confederate general Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson source.

You can find sheet music and further historical context for some of these songs at this archive. Furthermore, here are some visual depictions related to Confederate music: