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Archive for the Folksong Category (140 Posts)

Hidden Folklorists: Harry Payne Reeves, the Mysterious Cowboy Singer Daca

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: Cowboys, Folksong, Hidden Folklorists

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Caught My Ear: The Lullaby That Came to Symbolize the Exodus of Cuba’s Children

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: Folksong, Hispanic American History, Internship program

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

New AFC Latinx and Latin American Research Guide : Navigating AFC Collections During National Hispanic Heritage Month

Posted by: Allina Migoni

Posted in: AFC Events, Caribbean Americans, Chicano/a, Cuban Americans, Día de los Muertos, Día de Muertos, Folksong, Haiti, Hispanic American History, Latin America, Latino/a, Narratives, Oral History, Puerto Rican Americans, South America, Storytelling

man seated in wheelchar singing next to a podium

From Conflict to Creativity: The Journeys of Matthew Gill and Teresa K. Howes

Posted by: Lisa Taylor

Posted in: African Americans, Folk Music, Folksong, Narratives, Oral History, Storytelling, Veterans History Project

ceramic cups sitting on shelves

From Conflict to Creativity: The Journeys of AnnMarie Halterman and Ehren Tool

Posted by: Lisa Taylor

Posted in: Crafts, Disablity, Folk Art, Folk Music, Folksong, Narratives, Oral History, Storytelling, Thomas Jefferson Building, Veterans History Project

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Homegrown Plus Premiere: Ukrainian American Bandura Master Julian Kytasty

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: AFC Events, Folk Music, Folksong, Homegrown Concert Series, Homegrown Plus, Homegrown Premieres, Ukrainian Americans

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

More About “Hal An Tow”: Early Evidence of a May Song.

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: Folksong, Hal An Tow, Holidays, May Day

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Remembering the Life and Work of Tony Barrand: The 2003 Interview [Part 1]

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: Dance, England, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong, Tony Barrand Interview

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Caught My Ear: A Song Attributed to Abraham Lincoln

Posted by: Stephen Winick

Posted in: Folksong