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June 29, 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
29 Schedule |
Harmony
Stage |
Heritage
Stage |
Bristol
Mural Stage |
Appalachian
Kitchen |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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"Breads
and Spreads" |
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| 11.00
am |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student
Bluegrass Band |
Appalachian
Storytelling:
Lloyd Arneach, Orville Hicks,
Frank Proffitt, Jr. |
Guitar
Workshop: Wayne Henderson, Doug and
Taylor Rorrer |
Cornbread
(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 |
Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles |
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Queso
Verde
(G. Hawkins) |
| 12.00
pm |
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*Ballads
from the Mountains:
Sheila Kay Adams |
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| 12.30
pm |
West
Virginia Strings: J
ake and Dara Krack, Dwight Diller, Kim Johnson |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies |
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Lye
Dumplings |
| 1.00
pm |
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Cherokee
Tales: Lloyd Arneach |
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| 1.30
pm |
Old-Time
String Band:
The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph Blizard) with the Green
Grass Cloggers |
Guitar
Workshop: Wayne Henderson, Doug and
Taylor Rorer |
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Barbeque
Sauce (B. Massey) |
| 2.00
pm |
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*Blues:
Nat Reese and John Dee Holeman |
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| 2.15
pm |
Contemporary
Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies |
Gospel
Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles and Stanley Almen |
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Cherokee
Bean Bread |
| 3.00
pm |
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West
Virginia Banjo:
Dwight Diller |
*Cross-
Program: Baked Goods from Scotland, Mali, Appalachia |
| 3.15
pm |
Old-Time
String Band:
The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph Blizard) |
Ballads
from the Mountains:
Ginny Hawker,
Sheila Kay Adams |
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| 3.45
pm |
African-American
Traditions:
Nat Reese, Sparky and Rhonda Rucker |
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| 4.00
pm |
African-
American Traditions: Nat Reese, Sparky & RRhonda Rucker |
*I've
Been Working on the Railroad - Work and Songs: The Buckingham
Lining Bar Gang |
Ballads
and Stories:
Bobby McMillon |
Bean
Dip
(G. Hawkins) |
| 4.45
pm |
Old-Time
String Music:
Jake Krack and Lester and Linda McCumbers |
Bluegrass:
The East Tennessee State University Student
Bluegrass Band |
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Mexican
Bread
(B. Massey) |
| 5.00
pm |
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*African-American
Traditions:
Sparky and
Rhonda Rucker |
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| 5.30
pm |
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Appalachian
Bluegrass:
The VW Boys
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| Appalachia
Evening Concerts for June 29, 2003 |
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Appalachia's
Harmony Stage: |
| 5.30
pm - 9.00 pm |
Beautiful
Beyond: Christian Songs in Native Languages
Cherokee National Youth Choir, The Welch Family, Eastern Band
Cherokee, TeecNosPos Gospel Melody, Oneida and Cheyenne River
Mission Singers |
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| June
29 Schedule |
Bamako
Stage |
Timbuktu
Stage |
Talking
Tree |
Malian
Foodways |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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"Wedding
meals"
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| 11.00
am |
So
Fing:
Somono Music
with Puppets |
Tartit:
Tuareg Music and Sword Dance |
Donso
N'goni: Hunters' Music |
Gan
na (okra sauce):
Fatoumata Sissoko: |
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 |
*Baba
Larab: Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonraï People |
Neba
Solo:
Balafon Music from Kénédougou |
Growing
Up in Mali |
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| 12.00
pm |
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To:
Mariam Diarra |
| 12.30
pm |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
Tabital
Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music |
Malian
Baskets |
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| 1.00
pm |
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Hagakoreye:
Maimouna Coulibaly Camara |
| 1.15
pm |
*Yaya
Coulibaly: Puppets & Marionettes |
Fashion
Show |
N'goussoun:
Bambara Balafon Music from Bélédougou |
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| 2.00
pm |
Groupe
Sogonikun: Wassoulou
Masked Dancers |
Musical
Storytellers |
Malian
Health: Traditional Medicine and Karité |
Widjila:
Aissa Touré |
| 2.45
pm |
Baba
Larab: Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonraï People |
Neba
Solo:
Balafon Music from Kénédougou |
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Dogon Divination |
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| 3.00
pm |
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Fourou
fourou (millet cakes): Koumba Kanté |
| 3.30
pm |
So
Fing:
Somono Music
with Puppets |
Tartit:
Tuareg Music and Sword Dance |
Kora
Player and Singer from Ensemble Instrumental |
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| 4.00
pm |
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Moni:
Khadiatou Sow |
| 4.15
pm |
Groupe
Sogonikun: Wassoulou
Masked Dancers |
N'goussoun:
Bambara Balafon Music from Bélédougou |
*Malian
Pottery |
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| 5.00
pm |
Dogon
Masked Dance Group |
Donso
N'goni: Hunters' Music |
Nomadic
Culture |
Saladibulu
na (sauce with salad leaves):
Ami Sow |
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| Mali
Evening Concerts for June 29, 2003 |
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No
Evening Concerts tonight |
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| June
29 Schedule |
Fèis
Stage |
Ceilidh
Stage |
Panto
Stage |
Narrative
Stage |
Scottish
Kitchen |
Ongoing
Demonstrations |
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| 11.00
am |
The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Music for Children
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Shetland
Dance Workshop |
Quines, Loons, and Other Folk:
Songs from North-East Scotland |
Scots:
The Mither Tongue |
Athole
Brose (Margaret Bennet) |
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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| 11.30
am |
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The
Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Dance Band |
*Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
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| 11.45
am |
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Gaelic
Song & Poetry |
Salt
Fish (Anne Sinclair) |
| 12.00
pm |
Alasdair
Fraser: Scottish Fiddle |
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| 12.30
pm |
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Songs
and Tunes about Food, Drink & Celebration |
New
Scottish Songwriters: Fiona Ritchie of NPR's "Thistle
& Shamrock" Interviews Brian McNeill |
North
Sea Oil: Culture & Cultural Change in Aberdeenshire |
Dundee
Cake (Joyce McRae) |
| 1.00
pm |
Fiddlers'
Bid: Music from Shetland |
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| 1.15
pm |
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*Stories
of Kings, Queens & Commoners |
Curry
(Anne Reid) |
| 1.30
pm |
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Scottish
Harp & Bagpipes |
The
Singing Kettle:
Scottish Songs for Children |
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| 2.00
pm |
Johnny
Cunningham: Virtuoso Scottish Fiddle |
The
Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Dance |
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Scottish
Heraldry:
Court of the
Lord Lyon
King of Arms |
Whim
Wham ( Sheena Wellington) |
| 2.30
pm |
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Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
Western
Isles Storytellers: Crofting in the Outer Hebrides |
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| 2.45
pm |
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Alasdair
Fraser: Scottish Fiddle Traditions |
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Oven
Scones
(Joyce MacRae) |
| 3.00
pm |
Brian McNeill: Songs at Home & Abroad |
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| 3.15
pm |
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Shetland's
Viking Heritage: Celebrating Up Helly-A' |
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| 3.30
pm |
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*Scottish
Stories: The Wise & the Foolish |
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Lamb
Curry (Anne Sinclair) |
| 3.45
pm |
Scottish
Women Sing Songs of Scottish Men (& Vise-Versa) |
Scottish
Instrumental Music: Harp, Small Pipes & Others |
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| 4.00
pm |
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The
Art of Distilling Scotch Whisky |
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| 4.15
pm |
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Queen
Cakes (Joyce MacRae) |
| 4.30
pm |
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Johnny
Cunningham and Alasdair Fraser: Fiddle Workshop |
Panto!:
Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater |
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| 4.45
pm |
Fiddlers'
Bid: Music from Shetland |
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Scottish
Tartan: Lore and Legend |
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| Scotland
Evening Concerts for June 29, 2003 |
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No
Evening Concerts tonight |
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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 |
Appalachian
Songs & Stories |
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| 11.45
am |
Scottish
Toys & Games |
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| 12.30
pm |
Appalachian
Songs |
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| 1.15
pm |
Jack
Tales |
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| 2.00
pm |
Doric
Poetry & Song from North East Scotland |
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| 2.45
pm |
Dr.
Mc What?: Tartan Time Lord |
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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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