World War 1 Music

Answer 1

During World War 1 music was a big part in building support for the war effort on the home front. It also helped with solider moral as well as in all wars some music was to question the war and to call a stop to it. You will find that many songs that were created during this time are still sung today. Songs like, 'Over There' (1917), 'Keep the Home Fires Burning' (1919), and 'It's a Long Way to Tipperary' (1914).

Answer 2

Popular WW1 songs were -

'It's a long way to Tipperary'

'Bombed last night'

'Good-bye- ee' 'Never Mind'

'Three German Officers crossed the Rhine'

'Hanging on the Old Barbed Wire'

'I wore a Tunic' 'Old Joe Whip'

'Hush, here comes a Whizzbang'

'When this lousy war is over'

'Whiter than the Whitewash'

'Oh it's a lovely war!'

'The Bells of Hell'

'I want to go home'

'Far, far from Wipers'

'I don't want to join the Army'

'We are Fred Karno's army'

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Answer 3

Yes there is World War 1 music. They had music made for the troops and for the people back home.