Old-time conversations : finding health, happiness and community through traditional music /

Type de publication:

Book

Source:

McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers,, Jefferson, North Carolina, United States, p.viii, 279 pages : (2024)

Numéro d'appel:

ML3551

Mots-clés:

Banjo makers, Banjoists, Banjoïstes, bisacsh, Entretiens., États-Unis, Folk musicians, Histoire et critique., History and criticism., Interviews., MUSIC / Genres & Styles / Folk & Traditional., Musiciens traditionnels, Musicologists, Musicologues, Old-time music, String band music, String band, Musique de, United States

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.Foreword : is this heaven? / by Clare Milliner -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I, My story. The early years ; The artist's choice ; College, career and crash ; Life interruptus : my hero's journey -- Part II, Talking old-time community. Instrument builders ; Bart Reiter ; Doc (Patrick) Huff ; Pete Ross ; Zachary Hoyt ; Bill Rickard ; William Seeders Mosheim -- Performers and teachers. Rayna Gellert ; David Holt ; Sparky Rucker ; Clare Milliner ; Mac Benford ; Sheila Kay Adams ; Paul Brown ; John McCutcheon -- Historians and authors. Dwight Diller ; Dr. Bill Malone ; Dom Flemons ; Tim Brooks -- Part III, In the company of music. Clifftop ; Why play old-time music? ; How music works magic : a conversation with Josh Turknett -- Epilogue : an invitation to join the fun."Approaching 50, disillusioned with business, the author found himself irresistibly drawn back to the joy and sense of community he had witnessed music bring in his youth. Inspired by this rediscovered passion, he embarked on a remarkable 12-year odyssey, capturing the stories of artisans, performers, and teachers of traditional music across North America, all preserved in this volume. These unique individuals represent the heart and soul of old-time music. Those interviewed include instrument builders Bart Reiter, Doc Huff, Pete Ross, Zachary Hoyt, Bill Rickard, and William Seeders Mosheim; old-time performers Rayna Gellert, David Holt, Sparky Rucker, Claire Milliner, Mac Benford, Sheila Kaye Adams, Paul Brown and John McCutcheon; and historians and authors Dwight Diller, Dr. Bill Malone, Don Flemons, and Tim Brooks."--