Collection Spotlight: Children’s Songs from the Virgin Islands
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: Caribbean Americans, christmas, Folksong, Hispanic American History
Archive for December 2017 (20 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
Song of the Week: Barbara Allen
Posted by: John Fenn
Posted in: Charles Lafayette Todd and Robert Sonkin, Folk Music, Folksong
“Trench Blues”: An African American Song of World War I
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Folksong, World War I
Election Week Special: “The Dodger” and the Election of 1884
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Aaron Copland, AFC History, Charles Seeger, Dodger, ethnomusicologists, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong, John Lomax, Sidney Robertson Cowell, Uncategorized
More about “The Dodger”: New Evidence about one of Aaron Copland’s “Old American Songs”
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Aaron Copland, Dodger, Folk Music, Folksong, Sidney Robertson Cowell
The Candidate’s a Dodger: An Electoral Folksong from Oral Tradition to Aaron Copland
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Aaron Copland, Alan Lomax, Charles Lafayette Todd, Charles Seeger, Dodger, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong, John Lomax, Pete Seeger, Robert Sonkin, Sidney Robertson Cowell, U.S. Congress, Woody Guthrie
Lomax Challenge Videos Part 3
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC 40th Anniversary, Alan Lomax, Archive Challenge, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong