Monadnock Folklore Society
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| Blog Name: | Monadnock Folklore Society |
| Url: | http://www.monadnockfolk.org/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | music, folk, events |
| Description: | Updates from the Monadnock Folklore Society Folk culture and events in the Monadnock REgion |
| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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Folknotes: November
Barefoot Through The Music is a new recording from Terry Landis, who has been gracing the Monadnock Region with her singing for many years. Terry’s voice is at once urgent and soothing, providing a sort of audio massage. I’ve been listening to her perform live for many years, almost always in various configurations with other musicians, and indeed one of her
Barefoot Through The Music is a new recording from Terry Landis, who has been gracing the Monadnock Region with her singing for many years. Terry’s voice is at once urgent and soothing, providing a sort of audio massage. I’ve been listening to her perform live for many years, almost always in various configurations with other musicians, and indeed one of her
Folknotes: October
In the last Folknotes we talked about the popularity of folk music in the early 1960’s. We noted the fact that the British invasion of rock and roll marked the beginning of a decline in this popularity, and cited a recent Pew Research Center survey that didn’t even include folk as a category. Shortly after we wrote this article Mary Traverse died, and even mainstream media published stories about how Pe
In the last Folknotes we talked about the popularity of folk music in the early 1960’s. We noted the fact that the British invasion of rock and roll marked the beginning of a decline in this popularity, and cited a recent Pew Research Center survey that didn’t even include folk as a category. Shortly after we wrote this article Mary Traverse died, and even mainstream media published stories about how Pe
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