Canadian Journal of Traditional Music

Subject: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From:
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 09:18 AM

Just found this web-site:

Canadian Journal of Traditional Music

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 11:09 AM

Fully archived online, too; excellent.  Thanks, George!

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From: richardw
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 04:43 PM

There is also a new e-mail discussion group for those interested in the same subject.

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Richard Wright

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From: richardw
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 04:44 PM

There is also a new e-mail discussion group for those interested in the same subject.

To subscribe to Cantrad send a message go to www.coollist.com and subscribe to cantrad.

Richard Wright

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From: Alice
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 06:19 PM

Thanks, George.

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From:
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 06:21 PM

You're very welcome, Malcolm and Alice.

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From:
Date: 09 Nov 02 - 06:46 AM

Went through it this morning, and found these delightful articles in the Archive:

Includes a nice definition of Folk Music
The Heart of the Folk Song
 

One of the inspirations for Helen Creighton's work. A number of songs he collected are in the DT
W. Roy Mackenzie as a Collector of Folksong

 

Since a lot of people seem to want to do this in the folk field.:
The Folk Parodist
 

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From:
Date: 09 Nov 02 - 06:51 AM

Research is always based on material from previous searchers
The Child Ballad in Canada: A Survey
 
John O'Donnell put together a book a number of years ago
Towards a Collection of Coal-Mining Songs in Canada
 
One of the early Canadian collectors of Folksongs remembered:
Homage a Marius Barbeau
 
Western Canadian Singing Traditions
What we Sang Down on the Farm: A Forgotten Manuscript
 
Anita Best and Friends
A Newfoundland Song Collection - A Review
 
Always Controversial:
Guidelines for Harmonizing English-Language Folk Songs
Guidelines for Harmonizing English-Language Folk Songs: Special
 
The Irish Origins and Variations of the Ballad "Molly Bawn"
 
Folk Music in Canada Today - William A.S. Sarjeant
 
The perpetual question:
What is Folk Music?
 
A Collection of Coal Mining Songs
John C. O'Donnell. "And Now the Fields are Green": - A Review
 
Margaret Bennett reviews John Lorne Campbell's book
A Scot Collects Gaelic Songs in Canada
 
Tradition and Identity in Scotland and Canada: James Macpherson
 
"She's Gone Boys:": Vernacular Song Responses to the Atlantic Fisheries Crisis
 
Heather Sparling's two articles:
Mouth Music
Mitigating or Marketing Culture?
 
Review
Brigh an Orain: A Story in Every Song (ed. John Shaw)
 

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From: Desert Dancer
Date: 09 Nov 02 - 03:57 PM

Thanks from me, too, George!

~ Becky in Tucson

Subject: RE: Canadian Journal of Traditional Music
From:
Date: 09 Nov 02 - 06:42 PM

You're quite welcome, Becky!