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What the Folk? Lectures at C# House
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Subject: What the Folk? Lectures at C# House From: Gwenzilla Date: 08 May 08 - 11:23 AM As part of the ongoing Saturday Morning Music Workshops at Cecil Sharp House, EFDSS are sponsoring a series of lectures on first and third Saturdays at Cecil Sharp House. Here are the dates and titles of upcoming lectures. All lectures begin at 1pm, and the cost to attend is £5 on the door. MAY 17 -- DOC ROWE This land of custom: Same time, same place, next year (The May Fete is also occurring on this date.) JUNE 7 -- Archive films from the VWML collection JUNE 21 -- SHIRLEY COLLINS Songs and stories of southern country gypsies JULY 5 -- VIC GAMMON Sex, drink and death in English folk song JULY 19 -- JOHN HOWSON Stepping out in East Anglia: Keeping it alive What the Folk? Seminars in the Folk Arts Explore the breadth, depth and wealth of folk culture. |
Subject: RE: What the Folk? Lectures at C# House From: Richard Bridge Date: 08 May 08 - 05:31 PM These sound REALLY interesting. I MUST see if I can organise my life to include at least some... |
Subject: RE: What the Folk? Lectures at C# House From: Gwenzilla Date: 09 May 08 - 05:41 AM They'll be completely worth the commute, Richard. Doc Rowe's photograph collection alone is enough to draw a crowd, and Shirley Collins is one of the most engaging and dynamic speakers I've ever heard. The one I'm really looking forward to personally is the Vic Gammon one, as I've missed other talks by him and, you know. Sex, drink and death in English folksong? How can you go wrong with that? :-) Hope to see you there. |
Subject: RE: What the Folk? Lectures at C# House From: mattkeen Date: 09 May 08 - 06:10 AM Looks really interesting especially the Vic Gammon one , as already mentioned, and the East Anglia one too. Anybody have any more info on that one? |
Subject: RE: What the Folk? Lectures at C# House From: Gwenzilla Date: 09 May 08 - 08:06 AM mattkeen: I'm afraid I only have what the event organiser gave me, which isn't much at this point. I'll post more as I have more information. |
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