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| Folklife Festival 2003 > Schedule of Events >
June 28, 2003 |
The
2003 Smithsonian Folklife
Festival celebrated the
living traditional cultures of the
Republic of Mali, Scotland, and Appalachia. |
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June 25 - 29, July 2 - 6, 2003
on the National Mall |
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*American Sign Language interpreted
Times listed are starting times |
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| June
28 |
Harmony
Stage |
Heritage
Stage |
Bristol
Mural Stage |
Appalachian
Kitchen |
Ongoing
Demostrations |
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"Appalachian
Staples" |
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| 11.00
am |
Old-Time
String Band:
The New Southern Ramblers
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West
Virginia Blues:
Nat Reese |
Guitar
Workshop: Wayne Henderson, Doug and
Taylor Rorrer |
Catfish
(F. McClellan) |
Demonstrations of railroad work and song by the Buckingham
Lining Bar Gang, horseshoe pitching and pickin' area.
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| 11.45
am |
Appalachian
Bluegrass:
The VW Boys |
*Appalachian
Storytelling - Jack Tales:
Orville Hicks,
Frank Proffitt, Jr. |
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Strawberry/
Rhubarb Dumplings |
| 12.00
pm |
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West
Virginia Banjo:
Dwight Diller |
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| 12.30
pm |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies |
Ballads
from the Mountains:
Ginny Hawker and Tracy Schwarz |
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Meatloaf
(G. Hawkins) |
| 1.00
pm |
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*North
Carolina Blues:
John Dee Holeman |
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| 1.30
pm |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student
Bluegrass Band |
Ballads
and Stories:
Bobby McMillon |
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Barbeque
(B. Massey) |
| 2.00
pm |
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American
Indians in Appalachia (narrative):
Lloyd Arneach and Bernadine George |
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2.15 pm
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Old-Time
String Band:
The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph Blizard) with the Green
Grass Cloggers |
*Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs |
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*Cornbread
(F. McClellan) |
| 2:45 |
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3.00 pm
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Appalachian
Bluegrass:
The VW Boys |
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African
American Traditions: Nat Reese and Sparky & Rhoda Rucker |
Chicken
(H. Christie) |
| 3.15
pm |
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Ballads
from the Mountains:
Sheila Kay Adams |
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| 3.45
pm |
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| 4.00
pm |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies |
Cherokee
Storytelling:
Lloyd Arneach |
*Guitar
Workshop: Wayne Henderson, Doug and
Taylor Rorrer |
Fried
Potatoes |
| 4.30
pm |
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| 4.45
pm |
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African-American
Traditions:
Sparky and
Rhonda Rucker |
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Mexican
Dips
(G. Hawkins) |
| 5.00
pm |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student
Bluegrass Band with the Green Grass Cloggers |
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*Ballads:
Bobby McMillon |
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| 5.30
pm |
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Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles and Stanley Almon |
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| Appalachia
Evening Concerts for June 28, 2003 |
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Appalachia's
Harmony Stage: |
| 5.15
pm - 6.00 pm |
Dance
Party: with Jake ad Dara Kack, Lester and Linda McCumbers,
and Kim Johnson |
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6.00 pm - 9.00 pm |
NEA Presents National Heritage Winners from Appalachia
John Dee Holeman, Nat Reese, Jake Krack, Dara Krack, Lester
McCumbers, Linda McCumbers, Kim Johnson, Dwight Diller, Ginny
Hawker and Tracy Schwarz
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| June
28 |
Bamako
Stage |
Timbuktu
Stage |
Talking
Tree |
Malian
Foodways |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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"Wedding
meals"
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| 11.00
am |
Baba
Larab: Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonraï People |
Tabital
Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music |
*Wedding
Day Stories |
Labadja:
Mariam Diarra |
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). |
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| 11.45
am |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
N'goussoun:
Bambara Balafon Music from Bélédougou |
Wedding
Preparations |
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| 12.00
pm |
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Almarga
Maffé: Fatoumata Sissoko |
| 12.30
pm |
So
Fing:
Somono Music
with Puppets |
Neba
Solo:
Balafon Music from Kénédougou |
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| 1.00
pm |
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Bissap:
Aissa Touré |
| 1.15
pm |
Groupe
Sogonikun: Wassoulou
Masked Dancers |
Fashion
Show |
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| 2.00
pm |
Yaya
Coulibaly: Puppets & Marionettes |
Tartit:
Tuareg Music and Sword Dance |
Family
Praise Music |
Laro:
Koumbia Kanté |
| 2.45
pm |
Donso
N'goni: Hunters' Music |
Tabital
Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music |
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| 3.00
pm |
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*Oumou
Sangaré: Growing Up in Mali, Marriage and Song |
Widjila:
Kadiatou Sow |
| 3.30
pm |
So
Fing:
Somono Music
with Puppets |
Groupe
Sogonikun: Wassoulou
Masked Dancers |
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| 4.00
pm |
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Baba
Larab: Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonrai People
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Couscous
Tombuctien: Maimouna Coulibaly Camara |
| 4.15
pm |
*Musical
Storytellers |
Tartit:
Tuareg Music and Sword Dance |
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| 5.00
pm |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
Neba
Solo:
Balafon Music
from Kénédougou |
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Dégé
au pain de singe:
Kadia Souko |
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| Mali
Evening Concerts for June 28, 2003 |
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Mali's
Timbuktu Stage: |
| 6.00
pm - 9.00 pm |
*Malian
Music: Ensemble Instrumental, National Traditional Ensemble,
and Oumou Sangaré, "The Queen of Wassoulou" |
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| June
28 |
Fèis
Stage |
Ceilidh
Stage |
Panto
Stage |
Narrative
Stage |
Scottish
Kitchen |
Ongoing
Craft Demonstrations |
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| 11.00
am |
Songs
of Scottish Life |
The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Music for Children
(& Parents) |
Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
*North
Sea Oil: Life on an Off-Shore Rig |
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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. |
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| 11.15
am |
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Bannock
(Joyce MacRae) |
| 11.45
am |
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Shetland
Islands: Contemporary Life in an Ancient Land |
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| 12.00
pm |
Scottish
Instrumental Traditions |
Brian
McNeill: Scottish Songs & Tunes |
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Lamb
Curry (Anne Sinclair) |
| 12.15
pm |
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*A
Burns Supper: Traditional Celebration of Scotland's Bard |
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| 12.30
pm |
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Fishing
and Fisherfolk of the Outer Hebrides |
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| 12.45
pm |
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Lamb
(Joyce MacRae) |
| 1.00
pm |
The
Occasionals: Ceilidh Dance Party |
Scottish
Songs of Music & Musicians |
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| 1.15
pm |
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Scottish
Heraldry: Court of the Lord Lyon King of Arms |
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| 1.30
pm |
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Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
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Chicken
Highlander (Alexa Reid) |
| 1.45
pm |
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The
Art of Distilling Scotch Whisky |
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| 2.00
pm |
Fiddler's
Bid: Music from Shetland |
Scottish
Bagpipes Great & Small |
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| 2.15
pm |
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Cullen
Skink (Anne Reid) |
| 2.30
pm |
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Johnny
Cunningham: Scottish Fiddle |
Scottish
Masters:
Fiona Ritchie of NPR's "Thistle & Shamrock"
Interviews Fiddler
Alasdair Fraser |
*Scottish
Tartan:
Legend, Lore
and Craft |
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| 3.00
pm |
Brian McNeill: Songs of Rovers and Roving |
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Mince
(Joyce MacRae) |
| 3.15
pm |
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The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Music for Children |
Scots:
The Mither Tongue |
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| 3.30
pm |
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The
Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Dance |
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| 3.45
pm |
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Whole
Fish & Herring
(Western Isle Storytellers) |
| 4.00
pm |
Shetland
Dance Workshop |
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*The
Relative Merits of Scottish Cities: Glasgow vs. Edinburgh |
Scottish
Stories of the Supernatural |
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| 4.30
pm |
Fiddlers'
Bid: Music from Shetland |
Alasdair
Fraser: Scottish Fiddle |
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Stovies
(Alexa Reid) |
| 4.45
pm |
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Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
Gaelic
Poetry & Love Songs |
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| Scotland
Evening Concerts for June 28, 2003 |
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Scotland's
Ceilidh Stage: |
| 5.30
pm - 7.00 pm |
Celebration
of the Scottish Fiddle: with host Fiona Ritchie
Johnny Cunningham, Alasdair Fraser, Brian McNeill and Ed Miller |
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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 |
Songs
& Stories from North East Scotland |
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| 11.45
am |
Dr.
Mc What?: Tartan Time Lord |
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| 12.30
pm |
Appalachian
Songs & Stories |
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| 1.15
pm |
Scottish
Toys & Games |
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| 2.00
pm |
Appalachian
Stories |
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| 2.45
pm |
Appalachian
Stories |
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| 3.30
pm |
Malian
Names & Greetings |
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| 4.15
pm |
Malian
Puppets |
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| 5.00
pm |
Malian
Music & Dance |
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6.00 pm |
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No
Concerts tonight |
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