How does Wallace Quarterman use music to tell his story?

In a 1935 interview in Federica, Georgia, with Zora Neale Hurston, Alan Lomax, and Mary Elizabeth Barnicle from the Library of Congress, Wallace sung Kingdom Coming, which described the desire of liberation from slavery and was part of the narrative about the slaves' experiences.

Explanation:

Quarterman provided the earliest recorded recollection from a former slave for the Archive of American Folk Song, which intended to recover African American music, anecdotes, and oral traditions.