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A
- A Commonwealth of Cultures booklet by
Mary Hufford
- A Teacher's Guide to Folklife Resources searchable
database of educational resources by Carol Moran and Catherine Hiebert
Kerst
- About the American Folklife Center
- Abrahams, Roger: "Folklore’s Champion: Ben Botkin" presented by Roger D. Abrahams (2007 Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Addresses, phone numbers, email addresses: Contact
Information
- AFCnews Listserv (announcement list)
- Afghanistan:
- African-American:
- Aubrey Ghent and Friends — Sacred Steel Lap Guitar (2007 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- The Alan Lomax Collection (a selection of examples from a major collection)
- Birmingham Sunlights (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Blind Boys of Alabama (Homegrown 2002 concert, webcast excerpts. Part One, Part Two)
- Experiencing War: African Americans at War: Fighting Two Battles (Veterans History Project online exhibit)
- Experiencing War: Buffalo Soldiers (Veterans History Project online exhibit)
- Florida Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
- Folk-Songs of America: The Robert Winslow Gordon Collection, 1922-1932 (presentation based on the 1977 LP recording)
- "From Virginia to Vermont: a Trek from Slavery to Freedom" an audio illustrated lecture presented by Dr. Jane Beck. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- "The Beat: Go-Go's Fusion of Funk and Hip-Hop" ethnomusicologist Kip Lornell discussed the book of the same title he coauthored with Charles C. Stephenson, Jr. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- James "Super Chikan" Johnson and Richard Christman Blues Guitar from Mississippi (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Laborlore Conversations IV: Documenting Occupational Folklore Then and Now (2007 Symposium, webcasts)
- Local Legacies: Celebrating Community Roots (selections from the collection)
- Mister Jelly Roll, Mister Lomax and the Invention of Jazz — Illustrated Lecture by John Szwed (2006 Homegrown lecture/concert, webcast)
- National Visionary Leadership Project Collection Showcase 2008 (webcast)
- Negrura Peruana — Afro Peruvian music and dance from Connecticut (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- "Now What a Time": Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals, 1938-1943 (online collection)
- "Politics and Poetics: Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Jamaica," a special presentation by Margaret Mills and Kenneth Bilby (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast )
- Reverb (2007 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Southern Mosaic: The John and Ruby Lomax 1939 Southern States Recording Trip (online
collection)
- Voices from the Days of Slavery: Former Slaves Tell Their Stories (online collection)
- "Voices from the Days of Slavery: Former Slaves Tell Their Stories" presented by John Barton (discusses the creation of the online collection. 2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- "Waking up the People" Presented by Linda Goss (2006 Botkin presentation, webcast)
- See also: Finding Aids to Collections in the Archive of Folk Culture
- After
the Day of Infamy: The "Man on the Street Interviews" Following
the Attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941 (online collection)
- AIDS Quilt: "What's in a Name? AIDS, Vernacular Risk Perception and the Culture of Ownership," Diane Goldstein, October 4, 2006 (Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Alabama:
- Alaska:
- Albania: Merita Halili and the Raif Huseni Orchestra (2008 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- American Folk Music and Folklore Recordings:
A Selected List (annual issues 1988-1992)
- American Folklife
Center Collections Policy Statement
- American Indian: See Native American
- American Memory Collections: See Online Collections
and Presentations
- Announcements:
- Annual Reports of the American Folklife Center
- Archive of Folk Culture: Collections
and Research Services: The Archive of Folk Culture
- Archive of Folk Culture: How to do Research in the Archive of Folk Culture
- Archive of Folk Culture Finding Aids
- Archival Practice:
- American
Folklife Center Collections Policy Statement
- Ethnographic Collections in the Archive
of Folk Culture: A Contributor's Guide brochure by
Stephanie A. Hall
- "Facing the Music: Traditional Culture and Copyright," Dr. Bryan Bachner (2005 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Field Schools for Cultural Documentation
- Finding Aids to Collections in
the Archive of Folk Culture
- Folk Heritage Collections in Crisis:
Symposium and Products
- Folk
Heritage Collections in Crisis report from CLIR, provided
on the CLIR Web site
- "Historic Sound Recordings Collections
Win Save America's Treasures Preservation Grant," article by
James Hardin
- "Intellectual Property Rights
and Audiovisual Archives and Collections," article by Anthony
Seeger
- "No Time to Dawdle: Folk Heritage
Collections in Crisis," article by James Hardin
- "Preservation of Audio," article
by Elizabeth Cohen
- "Preserving Sound Recordings," article
by Stephanie A. Hall
- Save Our Sounds Project
- Society of American Archivists Pre-Conference Symposium: Ethnographic Archives, Communities of Origin, and Intangible Cultural Heritage 2006
- "Stating the Obvious: Lessons
Learned While Accessing Archival Audio Collections," article
by Virginia Danielson
- Arizona:
- Arkansas:
- Armenia: David & Levon Ayriyan: Armenian music from Rhode Island (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Art Culture and Governement: The New Deal at 75 (2008 Symposium)
- Asian and Asian-American:
- Awards (Parson's Fund Award, Blanton Owen Award, Henry Reed Award,
etc.)
- Ayriyan: David & Levon Ayriyan: Armenian music from Rhode Island (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
B
- Bachner, Bryan: "Facing the Music: Traditional Culture and Copyright," presented by Dr. Bryan Bachner (2005 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Ballads:
- Bartis, Peter:
- Barton, John: "Voices from the Days of Slavery: Former Slaves Tell Their Stories," presented by John Barton (discusses the creation of the online collection. 2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Barton, Matthew: "Not the Same Old (Folk) Song and Dance: Field Recordings in the European Communities of the United States," presented by Matthew Barton (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Basque: "Basque Culture in the Western United States," an illustrated lecture by Maria Carmen RA. Gambliel. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Beck, Jane: "From Virginia to Vermont: a Trek from Slavery to Freedom," an audio illustrated lecture presented by Dr. Jane Beck. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Benjamin Botkin Lecture Series
- Benjamin
Botkin Lecture Series Online Archives (flyer lectures, selected Webcasts, links to related information)
- Bibliographies: Historic
Bibliographies and Reference Aids
- Bilby, Kenneth: "Politics and Poetics: Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Jamaica," Margaret Mills and Kenneth Bilby (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Birmingham Sunlights (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Blind Boys of Alabama (Homegrown 2002 concert, webcast excerpts. Part One, Part Two)
- Bluegrass: Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver — Bluegrass and Gospel music from Tennessee (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Blue Ridge Parkway Folklife Project:
- Blues:
- Board of Trustees of the American Folklife
Center
- Botkin, Benjamin:
- Botkin, Daniel: "The Folklore Behind Ecology, or Why Scientists in Ecology Need Help from Folklorists," Dr. Daniel B. Botkin (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- "Bringing
in the May" by Jennifer Cutting (Web cast from the Library's Journeys
and Crossings Series)
- Buckaroos
in Paradise: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-82 (online
collection)
- Buffalo Soldiers (WWII): Experiencing War: Buffalo Soldiers (Veterans History Project online exhibit)
- Bulgaria: Rice, Timothy: "Music in Bulgaria: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture," an illustrated lecture by Prof. Timothy Rice (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Burton: Mary Sheppard Burton Collection (online collection)
C
- California:
- Cantú, Norma E.: "La Quinceañera: A Coming of Age Ritual in Latino Communities," Norma E. Cantú (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Captain Pearl R. Nye: Life on the Ohio and Erie Canal (online
collection)
- Carter Family Tribute — Old Time Music from Virginia (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Catalog: Traditional Music and Spoken Word Catalog (1933-1950)
- CDs: See Published Recordings
- China:
- Code Talker (Navajo):
- Cohen, Elizabeth: "Preservation of Audio," article
by Elizabeth Cohen
- Collection Policy: American
Folklife Center Collections Policy Statement
- Collections:
- Collections and Research Services: The Archive of Folk Culture
- Colorado:
- A Commonwealth of Cultures booklet by Mary
Hufford
- Community Roots: Local
Legacies: Celebrating Community Roots (online
presentation)
- Concerts, See: Events and Announcements
- Connecticut:
- Contact Information for the American Folklife
Center
- Contact Information for
the Veterans History Project
- Contributors Guide: Ethnographic Collections
in the Archive of Folk Culture: A Contributor's Guide a
booklet by Stephanie A. Hall
- Cook, Robert: Florida
Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
- Cowboys:
- "Bridles, Bits and Beads: Folk and Fieldwork from the High, Wide and Handsome State of Montana," an illustrated lecture presented by Dr. Alexandra Swaney of the Montana Arts Council. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Buckaroos in Paradise: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-82 (online collection)
-
D. W. Groethe "Cowboy songs and poetry from Montana," (2005 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- David Stanley, "Cowboy Poetry: History, Origins, Influences, Forms." (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Cowell, Sidney Robertson: California
Gold: Northern California Folk Music From the Thirties (online
collection)
- The Creation of the American Folklife Center:
Public Law 94-201
- Cutting, Jennifer: "Bringing
in the May," by Jennifer Cutting (Web cast from the Library's Journeys
and Crossings Series)
- Cybercasts: see Webcasts
D
- Dance:
- Danielson, Virginia: "Stating the Obvious: Lessons
Learned While Accessing Archival Audio Collections," article
by Virginia Danielson
- Davis, Sara M.: "Song & Silence," Sara M. Davis on ethnic Tai Lües (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Death, Dying, and Grief: "Giving a Voice to Sorrow: Creative Responses to Death," an illustrated lecture presented by Illana Harlow. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Delaney, Frank: "The Beautiful Bridge: Crossing The Span Between Oral Tradition and the Written Creative Word," — presented by Frank Delaney (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Delaware:
- Digital collections: See Online Collections and Special Presentations
- Directories:
- District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.):
- Documenting Maritime Folklife book
by David A. Taylor
- Donating Collections: Ethnographic Collections
in the Archive of Folk Culture: A Contributor's Guide a
booklet by Stephanie A. Hall
- Drama (Folk Drama):
- Dunaway, David King: "Force and Violins: What the FBI had on Folksingers," presented by David Dunaway (2008 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Duplication service: See Ordering
Copies of Recordings from Archive of Folk Culture Collections
E
F
- Field Schools for Cultural Documentation
- Fiddle Tunes
of the Old Frontier: The Henry Reed Collection (online collection)
- Finding Aids to Collections in the Archive of Folk Culture
- Finding Aids to Individual Collections
- Finding aids: Finding Aids Organized by Topic
- Fletcher, Alice Cunningham: Omaha Indian
Music (online collection)
- Florida:
- Folk Art (artifacts):
- "Afghan Women’s Stories: The Problematics of Cover," presented by Margaret Mills, September 19, 2007. (Botkin lecture, webcast).
- "Bridles, Bits and Beads: Folk and Fieldwork from the High, Wide and Handsome State of Montana," an illustrated lecture presented by Dr. Alexandra Swaney of the Montana Arts Council. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- "The Changing Worlds of the Patuas of West Bengal," Presented by Frank Korom, 2006 (Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- "Chinese Folk Art Today," an illustrated lecture by Yong Xianrang. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- "Giving a Voice to Sorrow: Creative Responses to Death," an illustrated lecture presented by Illana Harlow. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- The New Yellow Ribbon Tradition two articles
by Gerald E. Parsons
- Herman, Bernard: "Quilters' Save Our Stories," presented by Bernard Herman (2007 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Quilts and
Quiltmaking in America, 1978-1996 (online collection)
- "What's in a Name? AIDS, Vernacular Risk Perception and the Culture of Ownership," presented by Diane Goldstein (2006 Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Folk Heritage Collections in Crisis Symposium
and Products
- Folklife and Fieldwork booklet by
Peter Bartis
- Folklife Center News
- Folklife Sourcebook directory by Peter
Bartis and Stephanie Hall
- Folk-Songs of America: the Robert Winslow Gordon
Collection, 1922-1932 (online presentation of recordings
and photographs from the 1978 LP)
- Folksong Revival, History of:
G
- Gambliel, Maria Carmen RA.: "Basque Culture in the Western United States," an illustrated lecture by Maria Carmen RA. Gambliel. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- The Gannon Family: Irish music and dance from Missouri (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Georgia (country): Malkhaz Erkvanidze on collecting traditional sacred and secular music in the Republic of Georgia with examples provided by the Anchiskhati Choir. (2005 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Georgia (U.S.A.) :
- Getting Started: How do I do Folklife?
- Ghent, Aubrey: Aubrey Ghent and Friends — Sacred Steel Lap Guitar (2007 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Gift Funds for private donations to the American
Folklife Center
- Gilespie, Angus: "The Lore of America's Coal Miners: A Fresh Look at the George Korson Collection," presented by Angus Gilespie. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Goldstein, Diane: "What's in a Name? AIDS, Vernacular Risk Perception and the Culture of Ownership," Diane Goldstein (2006 Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Gordon, Robert Winslow: Folk-Songs of America:
the Robert Winslow Gordon Collection, 1922-1932 (online
presentation of recordings and photographs from the 1978 LP)
- Gospel Music:
- Goss, Linda: "Waking up the People," Presented by Linda Goss (2006 Botkin presentation, webcast)
- Groethe, D. W.: D. W. Groethe — Cowboy songs and poetry from Montana (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Guides:
- Guthrie, Woody: Woody
Guthrie and the Archive of American Folk Song, Correspondence 1940-1950 (online
collection)
H
- Hall, Stephanie:
- "Halloween: The Fantasy and Folklore of All
Hallows," article by Jack Santino
- Halpert, Herbert: Florida
Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
- Hardin, James:
- Harlow, Illana: "Giving a Voice to Sorrow: Creative Responses to Death," an illustrated lecture presented by Illana Harlow. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Hastings, Gary: "There's More that Unites Than Divides Us." Spoken and performed by Gary Hastings and Brian Mullen. Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007.
- Hawaii and Hawaiian:
- Henry Reed: Fiddle Tunes
of the Old Frontier: The Henry Reed Collection (online collection)
- Heritage Projects and Place-Based Education
- Hickerson, Joseph C.:
- Hispanic / Latino
- Homegrown Concert Series
- Homegrown
Concert Series Online Archives (including
flyer essays, selected webcasts, and links to related materials)
- Hoog, Ann:
- Hoop Dancing:
- How Can I Keep from Singing? A Seeger Family Tribute (2007 Symposium and concert)
- How to Contact The American Folklife Center and the Veterans History
Project
- How to do Research in the Archive of Folk Culture
- Hufford, Mary:
- Hurston, Zora Neale: Florida
Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
I
- Idaho:
- Illinois:
- In Country: The Vietnam War, 30 Years After (Veterans History Project symposium webcast)
- India: "The Changing Worlds of the Patuas of West Bengal," Presented by Frank Korom, 2006 (Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Indian, American: See Native American
- Indiana:
- Indigenous Communities:
- Internships
- Iowa:
- Iran: The Sama Ensemble: Traditional Iranian music and dance (2007 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Irish and Irish-American:
- Irvine, Tatiana: "From Bridge to Boardwalk, an Audio Journey Across Maryland's Eastern Shore," an illustrated lecture based on the CD and book of the same name presented by Douglas Manger, Tatiana Irvine, and Elaine Eff. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Ivan Kupalo: "Ivan Kupalo: Ritual in Post-Soviet Ukraine," an illustrated lecture by Dr. Natalie Kononenko. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
J
- Jabbour, Alan: Fiddle Tunes of the Old Frontier: The Henry Reed Collection (online collection)
- James, Willis Laurence: "Now What a Time": Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals, 1938-1943 (online collection)
- Jazz: Mister Jelly Roll, Mister Lomax and the Invention of Jazz — Illustrated Lecture by John Szwed (2006 Homegrown lecture/concert, webcast)
- Jamaica: "Politics and Poetics: Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Jamaica," Margaret Mills and Kenneth Bilby (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Jewish Heritage:
- John and Ruby Lomax. . . [title]: Southern Mosaic: The John and Ruby Lomax 1939 Southern States Recording Trip (online
collection)
- Johnson, James: James "Super Chikan" Johnson and Richard Christman Blues Guitar from Mississippi (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Jones, Lewis Wade: "Now What a Time": Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals, 1938-1943 (online collection)
K
- Kansas:
- Kennedy, Stetson:
- Kentucky:
- Kerst, Catherine Hiebert: A Teacher's Guide to Folklife Resources searchable
database of educational resources by Carol Moran and Catherine Hiebert
Kerst
- Kononenko, Natalie: "Ivan Kupalo: Ritual in Post-Soviet Ukraine," an illustrated lecture by Dr. Natalie Kononenko. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Korom, Frank: "The Changing Worlds of the Patuas of West Bengal," Presented by Frank Korom, 2006 (Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Kruesi, Margaret: "From Patent Medicines to Patents for Indigenous Knowledge — Material and Spiritual Economies," an illustrated lecture by Margaret Kruesi. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
L
- La Flesche, Francis: Omaha Indian
Music (online collection)
- Laborlore Conversations IV: Documenting Occupational Folklore Then and Now (2007 symposium)
- Lands' End All-American Quilt Contest Collection: See: Quilts and
Quiltmaking in America, 1978-1996 (online collection)
- Laos / Lao:
- Latino: See Hispanic
- Lectures:
- Legend: "Tales of the Jersey Devil," an illustrated lecture presented by Stephen D. Winick. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Links:
- List
of Collections in the Archive of Folk Culture
- Listserv: AFCnews Listserv (Announcement list)
- Little, Keith: Keith Little, Navajo Code Talker (Veterans History Project, webcast)
- Local Legacies: Celebrating
Community Roots (LC
Bicentennial site, 2000)
- Lomax, Alan:
- Lomax, John and Ruby:
- Lornell, Kip: "The Beat: Go-Go's Fusion of Funk and Hip-Hop," ethnomusicologist Kip Lornell discussed the book of the same title he coauthored with Charles C. Stephenson, Jr. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Louisiana:
M
- MacArthur, Margaret:
Margaret MacArthur — Ballads and songs from Vermont (2005 Homegrown, webcast)
- Maine:
- Mandan Hidatsa: Mary Louise Defender Wilson & Keith Bear — Sioux and Mandan Hidatsa storytelling (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Manger, Douglas: "From Bridge to Boardwalk, an Audio Journey Across Maryland's Eastern Shore," an illustrated lecture based on the CD and book of the same name presented by Douglas Manger, Tatiana Irvine, and Elaine Eff. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Maritime Folklife: Documenting Maritime
Folklife a book by David A. Taylor
- Marshall, Howard W.: Buckaroos
in Paradise: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-82 (online
collection)
- Mary Sheppard Burton Collection (online collection)
- Maryland:
- Massachusetts:
- May Day: "Bringing
in the May," by Jennifer Cutting (Web cast from the Library's Journeys
and Crossings Series)
- Medicine (folk medicine, patent medicines): "From Patent Medicines to Patents for Indigenous Knowledge — Material and Spiritual Economies," an illustrated lecture by Margaret Kruesi. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Michigan:
- Mid-summer ritual: "Ivan Kupalo: Ritual in Post-Soviet Ukraine," an illustrated lecture by Dr. Natalie Kononenko. (2004 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Mills, Margaret:
- Minnesota:
- Mississippi:
- Missouri:
- Montana:
- Moran, Carol: A Teacher's Guide to Folklife Resources searchable
database of educational resources by Carol Moran and Catherine Hiebert
Kerst
- Morris, Alton: Florida
Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
- Morton, Ferdinand: Mister Jelly Roll, Mister Lomax and the Invention of Jazz — Illustrated Lecture by John Szwed (2006 Homegrown lecture/concert, webcast)
- Moulden, John: Northern American Influence on a North Irish Song Collection, presented by John Moulden, Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007
- Mullen, Brian: "There's More that Unites Than Divides Us." Spoken and performed by Gary Hastings and Brian Mullen. Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007.
N
- Narrative
- "Afghan Women’s Stories: The Problematics of Cover," presented by Margaret Mills, Ohio State University (2007 Botkin Lecture, webcast)
- Buckaroos in Paradise: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-82 (online collection, search on "narrative")
- Mary Sheppard Burton Collection (online collection)
- StoryCorps FAQ and links
- Tending
the Commons: Folklife and Landscape in Southern West Virginia (online collection, search on “story”)
- Veterans History Project: Experiencing War (thematic presentations — webcasts and audio)
- Voices from the Dustbowl (online collection, search on “story” )
- Voices from the Days of Slavery (online collection)
- "Waking up the People," Linda Goss, Professional storyteller (2006 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Mary Louise Defender Wilson & Keith Bear — Sioux and Mandan Hidatsa Storytelling (2006 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- See also: Finding Aids to Collections in the Archive of Folk Culture
- Native American:
- National Visionary Leadership Project Collection Showcase (NVLP)
- Navajo
- Nebraska:
- Negrura Peruana — Afro Peruvian music and dance from Connecticut (2005 Homegrown concert, webcast)
- Nevada:
- New Deal:
- New Hampshire :
- New Jersey :
- New Mexico:
- The New Yellow Ribbon Tradition
- New York (State):
- News:
- North Carolina:
- North Dakota:
- Northern Ireland:
- "Now What
a Time": Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals, 1938-1943 (online
collection)
- Nye, Pearl: Captain Pearl R. Nye: Life on the Ohio and Erie Canal (online
collection)
O
P
Q
R
S
- Santino, Jack: "Halloween: The Fantasy and Folklore of All
Hallows," article by Jack Santino
- Save Our Sounds Project
- Seeger
- "Force and Violins: What the FBI had on Folksingers," presented by David Dunaway (2008 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- How Can I Keep from Singing? A Seeger Family Tribute (2007 Symposium and Seeger Family Concert, webcasts. Includes panel presentations and/or performances by Peggy, Mike, Anthony, Kate, and Pete Seeger.)
- "Intellectual Property Rights
and Audiovisual Archives and Collections," article by Anthony
Seeger
- "Ruth Crawford Seeger, Modernist Composer in the Folk Revival: Biography as Music History", lecture by Judith Tick, sponsored by the Music Division, Library of Congress March 26, 2008. (Webcast)
- Seminole: Florida
Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 (online collection)
- Sephardic music:Flory Jagoda and Friends:Traditional Sephardic music from the former Yugoslavia and the World (2007 Homegrown Concert, webcast)
- September 11, 2001 presentations:
- Services to the Fifty States, Trusts, Territories,
and the District of Columbia
- Sights and Sounds: Voices
from the Veterans History Project (special presentation, audio)
- Slavery:
- Society of American Archivists Pre-Conference Symposium: Ethnographic Archives, Communities of Origin, and Intangible Cultural Heritage 2006
- Sonkin, Robert: Voices
from the Dust Bowl: The Charles L. Todd and Robert Sonkin Migrant Worker
Collection (online collection)
- Souix:
- Sound Recordings:
- South Carolina
- South Dakota:
- Southern Mosaic:
The John and Ruby Lomax 1939 Southern States Recording Trip (online
collection)
- Spirituals:
- Sproule, Dáithí: Dáithí Sproule and Robert Watt in concert, Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007
- Staff:
- States (U.S.A.):
- Stewart, Rosie: Rosie Stewart in Concert, Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007
- StoryCorps FAQ and links
- Storytelling: See Narrative
- Swaney, Alexandra: "Bridles, Bits and Beads: Folk and Fieldwork from the High, Wide and Handsome State of Montana," an illustrated lecture presented by Dr. Alexandra Swaney of the Montana Arts Council. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Symposia:
- Szwed, John: Mister Jelly Roll, Mister Lomax and the Invention of Jazz — Illustrated Lecture by John Szwed (2006 Homegrown lecture/concert, webcast)
T
U
V
W
- War:
- Washington (State):
- Washington, D.C.: See District of Columbia
- Waterman, Dick: "Between Midnight and Day: The Last Unpublished Blues Archive," an illustrated lecture on the book of the same name presented by Dick Waterman (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Watt, Robert: Dáithí Sproule and Robert Watt in concert, Rediscover Northern Ireland, 2007
- The Weavers: Force and Violins: What the FBI had on Folksingers, presented by David Dunaway (2008 Botkin lecture, webcast)
- Webcasts:
- West Virginia:
- What is an Ethnographic Field Collection?
- What is Folklife?
- What's Happening at the American Folklife Center?
- Wisconsin:
- Winick, Stephen: "Tales of the Jersey Devil," an illustrated lecture presented by Stephen D. Winick. (2005 Botkin lecture. Flyer essay only.)
- Woody Guthrie
and the Archive of American Folk Song, Correspondence 1940-1950 (online
collection)
- Work, John Wesley, III : "Now What a Time": Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals, 1938-1943 (online collection)
- Working in Paterson: Occupational Heritage in an Urban Setting (online collection)
- WPA Projects: See New Deal
- Wyoming:
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