| June
26 |
Harmony
Stage |
Heritage
Stage |
Bristol
Mural Stage |
Appalachian
Kitchen |
Ongoing Demonstrations
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"Chicken
du Jour" |
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| 11.00
am |
Appalachian
Bluegrass:
The VW Boys |
*Appalachian
Storytelling:
Lloyd Arneach |
African-American
Traditions:
Sparky and Rhonda Rucker, Nat Reese |
Fried
Chicken
(F. McClellan) |
Demonstrations
of railroad work and song by the Buckingham Lining Bar Gang
, horseshoe pitching and pickin' area. |
| 11.45
am |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music Band: The Celtibillies |
I've
Been Working on the Railroad: Railroad Work Stories |
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| 12.00
pm |
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Ballads
and Songs: Ginny Hawker and Tracy Schwarz |
Mexican
Dips
(G. Hawkins) |
| 12.30
pm |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student Bluegrass Band |
*Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles |
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| 12.45
pm |
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Barbeque
Chicken (B. Massey) |
| 1.00
pm |
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Jack
Tales:
Orville Hicks and Frank Proffitt, Jr. |
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| 1:15 |
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| 1.30
pm |
Old-Time
String Music:
Jake and Dara Krack with Kim Johnson |
Guitar
Workshop: Doug and Taylor Rorrer, Wayne Henderson |
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Cherokee
Mustard Greens |
| 2.00
pm |
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*Ballads
and Stories: Bobby McMillon |
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| 2.15
pm |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies |
Appalachian
Bluegrass:
The VW Boys |
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Chicken
w/Salsa
(G. Hawkins) |
| 3.00
pm |
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West
Virginia Banjo:
Dwight Diller |
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| 3.15
pm |
Old-Time
String Band:
The New Southern Ramblers
(with Ralph Blizard) with the Green Grass Cloggers |
Carrying
on the Tradition:
Jake Krack and Lester and Linda McCumbers |
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Potato
Salad
(B. Massey) |
| 4.00
pm |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student Bluegrass Band |
Ballads
from the North Carolina Mountains:
Sheila Kay Adams and Bobby McMillon |
*Jack
Tales:
Orville Hicks and Frank Proffitt, Jr. |
Gourmet
Chicken, Appalachia-style
(H. Christie) |
| 4.45
pm |
Old-Time
String Band:
Jake and Dara Krack with Kim Johnson |
Guitar
Workshop: Doug and Taylor Rorrer |
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Cherokee
Chicken and Dumplings (B. George) |
| 5.00
pm |
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Blues:
Nat Reese, John Dee Holeman |
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| 5.30
pm |
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Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles |
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| Appalachia
Evening Concerts for June 26, 2003 |
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Appalachia's
Harmony Stage: |
| 6.00
pm - 9.00 pm |
*NEA Presents National Heritage Winners from Appalachia:
History in Songs with Sheila Kay Adams and Jim Taylor.
The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph Blizard), John Dee
Holeman, Wayne Henderson, John Cephas and Phil Wiggins
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| June
26 |
Bamako
Stage |
Timbuktu
Stage |
Talking
Tree |
Malian
Foodways |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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| 11.00
am |
*Group
Sogonikon: Wassoulou Masked Dancers |
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Kora
Music:
from Ensemble Instrumental |
Malian
Beverages: Aissa Touré |
| Ongoing demonstrations in textiles
(carding, spinning, hand weaving of wool and cotton fabrics,
dyeing techniques of mudcloth (bogolan), indigo, and tie-dye
damask, hand and machine embroidery, and fashion design),
metalwork and jewelry, leatherwork, baskets, straw mats
and jewelry, pottery, sculpture, traditional medicine
and the arts of adornment (henna for hand and feet decoration,
hair braiding and hairstyling with beads). |
|
| 11.45
am |
Baba
Larab: Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonraï? People |
Tartit:
Tuareg Song and Sword Dance |
Growing
Up in Mali |
|
| 12.00
pm |
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Timbuktu
Couscous: Maimouna
Coulibaly Camara |
| 12.30
pm |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
Neba Solo:
Balafon Music from Kénédougou
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*Planning
a Wedding |
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| 1.00
pm |
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Beef
Feet:
Koumba Kanté |
| 1.15
pm |
Yaya
Coulibaly: Puppets & Marionettes |
Krin
de Birgo: Fulani Calabash Music |
Malian
Builders |
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| 2.00
pm |
Donso
N'goni: Hunters' Music |
Tabital
Pulaku:
Fulani Pastoral Music |
Musical
Storytellers |
Tion-tion:
Khadiatou Sow |
| 2.45
pm |
So
Fing:
Somono Music with Puppets |
Neba
Solo:
Balafon Music from Kénédougou |
*Keeping
in Touch with Home |
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| 3.00
pm |
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Sèri:
Ami Sow |
| 3.30
pm |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
Tartit:
Tuareg Music and Sword Dance |
Malian
Leather Work |
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| 4.00
pm |
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Dege:
Kadia Soucko |
| 4.15
pm |
Musical
Storytellers |
N'goussoun:
Bambara Balafon Music from Bélédougou |
N'goni
Music:
from Ensemble Instrumental |
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| 4.30
pm |
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| 5.00
pm |
So
Fing:
Somono Music
with Puppets |
Tabital
Pulaku:
Fulani Pastoral Music |
*Women
and Business |
Red
Sauce: Fatoumata Sissoko |
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| Mali
Evening Concerts for June 26, 2003 |
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No
Evening Concerts today |
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| June
26 |
Fèis
Stage |
Ceilidh
Stage |
Panto
Stage |
Narrative
Stage |
Scottish
Kitchen |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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| 11.00
am |
Alasdair
Fraser: Scottish Fiddle |
Bothy
Ballads: Songs from Rural Scotland |
Doric
Children's Songs from North-East Scotland |
North
Sea Oil: Culture & Change in North-East Scotland |
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Tartan weaving and
designing; Harris Tweed weaving; silversmithing; Shetland
basket-weaving; Orkney chair-making;
kilt-making; whisky- distilling and the related skills
of malting, cooperage, and coppersmithing; Fair Isle boat-building;
heraldry; genealogy and genealogical research; golf club
making; curling stone making; knitting traditions from
Shetland, Fair Isle, and Sanquhar; tapestry weaving;
sporran-making; stonemasonry; gilding & restoration
crafts; harp-making; and bagpipe making. |
|
| 11.15
am |
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Scotch
Eggs (Alexa Reid) |
| 11.45
am |
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Brian
McNeill : New Songs of Scots at Home & Abroad |
Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
*Scottish
Stories and Amazing Tales |
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| 12.00
pm |
Scottish
Bagpipes with Iain MacDonald: Jigs, Reels & Piobraireachd |
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Meal
& Ale
(Anne Reid) |
| 12.30
pm |
The
Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Dance with Maria Leask |
Billy
Jackson: Clarsach: Tunes and Airs for the Scottish Harp |
New
Scottish Songwriters: Fiona Ritchie of NPR's "Thistle
& Shamrock" Interviews Karine Polwart |
Western
Isles Storytellers:
The Outer Hebrides and
the Sea |
|
| 12.45
pm |
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Saucermeat
(Anne Sinclair) |
| 1.00
pm |
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The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Children's Songs |
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The
Art of Distilling Scotch Whisky |
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| 1.15
pm |
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Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
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| 1.30
pm |
Fiddlers'
Bid: Music from the Shetland Islands |
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Griddle
Scones (Joyce McRae) |
| 1.45
pm |
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Robert
Burns & the Gaels |
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| 2.00
pm |
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Alasdair
Fraser: Scottish Fiddle |
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| 2.15
pm |
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*Scottish
Travellers: Culture, Songs & Stories |
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Fish
Pie
(Alexa Reid) |
| 2.30
pm |
Brian
McNeill: New Songs, Old Stories |
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Scottish
Heraldry:
Court of the
Lord Lyon
King of Arms |
|
| 3.00
pm |
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Scottish
Love Songs:
Requited & Otherwise |
The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Music for Children |
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Biscuits
(Joyce McRae) |
| 3.15
pm |
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Scotland's
Built Heritage: Stonework & Masonry |
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| 3.30
pm |
Scottish
Ballads of Work and Workers |
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| 3.45
pm |
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Broth
& Brose (Western Isles) |
| 4.00
pm |
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Shetland
Dance Workshop |
Iain
MacDonald: Scottish Small Pipes |
*Sports
in Scottish Life: Curling & Golf |
|
| 4.30
pm |
The
Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Workshop & Dance |
Fiddler's
Bid: Music from Shetland |
Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
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Oven
Scones
(Joyce MacRae) |
| 4.45
pm |
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Dressing
Scottish:
Kilts, Sporrans & What to Wear When |
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| Scotland
Evening Concerts for June 26, 2003 |
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Scotland's
Fèis Stage |
| 5.30
pm - 8.00 pm |
"Scotland
the Real": Concert Launch of New Smithsonian Folkways
Recording CD with host Fiona Ritchie, Fiddlers Bid, Alasdair
Fraser, Ed Miller, Karine Polwart, Billy Jackson, Iain MacDonald,
Adam McNaughtan, Margaret Bennett |
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| Other
Events |
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Family
Activities |
John
F. Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts Millennium Stage |
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| 11.00
am |
Dr.
McWhat?: Tartan Time Lord |
|
| 11.45
am |
Scottish
Bagpipes |
|
| 12.30
pm |
Appalachian
Storytelling |
|
| 1.15
pm |
Appalachian
Songs |
|
| 2.00
pm |
Appalachian
Ballads |
|
| 2.45
pm |
Scottish
Toys & Games |
|
| 3.30
pm |
Malian
Names & Greetings |
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| 4.15
pm |
Malian
Puppets |
|
| 5.00
pm |
Malian
Music & Dance |
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6.00 pm |
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History
in Song: Appalachia, Mali & Scotland Sheila Kay Adams,
Ishbel MacAskill, Stanley Robertson, and 2 members of the Ensemble
Instrumental |
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