The Archivesque: Reframing Folklore Collecting in a Popular Culture World
Posted by: Nicole Saylor
Posted in: Archival Practice
Archive for November 2017 (11 Posts)
“When I First Got Ready For the War,” a Song of World War I
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Folksong, John Lomax, World War I
How Hawaiians Saved Their Language
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: Folksong, Hawaiian Americans, Languages and Dialects, Pacific Islander History, Pacific Islands Americans
Folklife and Fieldwork, Fourth Edition
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC History, AFC Publications
Alan Lomax in Haiti: A Visit from Gage Averill
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC Events
Music and a Mystery to Celebrate the Chinese New Year
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: Asian American History, Chinese Americans, Folk Music
“Trench Blues”: An African American Song of World War I
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Folksong, World War I
Finding aid to Vida Chenoweth’s fieldwork now online
Posted by: Nicole Saylor
Posted in: ethnomusicologists
It’s Never too Late to be an Ethnomusicologist: A Conversation with AFC Intern Kirk Sullivan
Posted by: Nicole Saylor
Posted in: Archival Practice, ethnomusicologists, Internship program