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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 106 Appalachia: Heritage AND Harmony Harwiony Stafie 11:00 Bluegrass Gospel; Still Waters Bristol Miiml StaiJC 11:00 North Carolina String Music: Don Pedi and Bruce Greene 12:00 Songs: Randy Wilson 1:00 Mountain Banjo: Lee Sexton 5:00 Tabital Pulaku: Tiiiibuktii Fulani Pastoral Music 5f(!ij(' 11:00 Baba L.irab:Tikainba Music and Dance of die Sonr.u People % 11:45 Songs from the Coal Fields: Elaine Purkey and Carl Rutherford 12:30 Contemporary Appalachian Music: Appalachian Reggae with Ras Alan and Brother Bob 1:30 Appalachian Bluegrass: The O'Quinn Brothers and the Bluegrass Travelers 2:15 African-American Traditions: Joe Thompson 3:15 Contemporary Appalachian Music: Appalachian Reggae with Ras Alan and Brother Bob 4:00 African-American Traditions: Joe Thompson 4:45 Mountain Banjo: Will Keys and Lee Sexton with Doug Dorschug and Rich Kirby 5:30-9:00 Evening Concert Ralph Rinzler Memorial Concert: An Evening ot Songs by the Carter Family »^ 2:00 Songs from the Coal Fields: Elaine Purkey 3:00 West Virginia Guitar: Carl Rutherford 4:00 What Is It Like to Be Appalachian? 500 Mount,«n Fiddle: Clyde Davenport Apfcilihiiiaii Kitchen— "Everything with Apples" 11:00 Apple Butter: Linda Childress 11:45 Apple Pie: Lacey Grifiey 12:30 Fried Apple Butter Sandwich/Dinner Bucket: Kim Carroll 1:30 Cherokee Apple Cake: Mane Junaluska 2:15 Appalachian Wedding Cake: Susan Bridges 3:15 Apple Cobbler: Linda Griffey 4:00 Fried Apples and Baked Apples: Kim Carroll % *^3:30 Sgf 5:00 11:45 Dogon Masked Dance Group 12:30 So Fing: Somono Music with Puppets 1:15 Kriii de Birgo: Fulani Calabash Music 2:00 Groupe Sogonikun: Wassoulou Masked Dancers 2:45 Members of the Ensemble Instrumental Dogon Masked Dance Group 4:15 So Fing: Somono Music with Puppets Groupe Sogonikun: Wassoulou Masked Dancers 6:00-9:00 Evening Concert Tiilkiiid g Tr iree 11:00 11:45 Malian Music: Neba Solo, Bii/.i/o/( Music from Kenedougou, and Sahf Keita, "The Golden Voice of Africa" Doiiio N'goui: Hunters' Music Growing Up in Mali ^cf 11:00 Hcriliigc Stage Music, Tradition, and Family 11:45 Mountain Banio:WiIl Keys ^^ 4:45 Fried Pies: Susan Bridges Mali: Fr(jm Timbuktu TO Washington 12:30 1:15 What Makes a Woman Beautiful? Malian Textiles: Patterns and Processes 12:30 Mountain Fiddle: Clyde Davenport Biiiiiiiko Static 2:00 2:45 Musical Storytellers Keeping in Touch with Home ^^3 15 1:30 North Carolina Strings: Bruce Greene, Don Pedi, and Rayna Gellert and Joe Fallon 2:15 Appalachian Storytelling: Bonnie Collins Narrative Workshop: The Bristol Sessions and the Carter Family ^^11:45 11:00 N'goussoun: Bambara Bii/.i/i'i; 12:30 1:15 Music from Beledougou Tartit: Tuareg Music and Sword Dance Neba Solo: BaLifoii Music from Kenedougou Tabital Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music 3:30 4:15 5:00 Malian Buildings Members of the Ensemble Instruinental Malian Foodirayi 11:00 Musical Storytellers Aire: Kadia Souko 4:00 West Virginia Liar's C'ontest with Bonnie Collins and Bil Lepp 4:45 Songs and Ballads: Laura Boosmger 2:00 2:45 3:30 4:15 Donso N'i;oiii: Hunters' Music Y.iya Coulibaly: Puppets & Marionettes Tartit: Tuareg Music and Sword Dance Neba Solo: Balafon Music from Kenedougou 1200 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 9:00 Fouio: Fatoumata Sissoko To: Mariam Diarra Siuiie SaLidc: Manama Camara Ills de C,eii
Scotland at <strong>Smithsonian</strong> the Feis Stage 11:00 Wngley Sisters: Music from Orkney 12:00 Brian McNeiU: Songs of Scotland 1:00 The Occasionals: Ceilidh Dance Party 2:00 Johnny & Phil Cunningham: Virtuoso Scottish Fiddle and Accordion 3:00 Scottish Bagpipes, Great & Small 3:30 Wngley Sisters: Musk from Orkney 4:30 Scottish Songs ofWork & Play Ceilidh Stage Theater JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER 4:30 Castle Upkeep loi: 2:00 Scottish Cities in Music, Stone Masonry & FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Song & Poetry Restoration Crafts Millennium Stage Scotland's Olympic sport, curling, 3:15 p.m. at the Narrative Stage. 11:00 The Singing Kettle: Photo courtesy Rhona Martin Scottish Music for Children 12:00 Mitchleson Brothers: 3:00 Scottish Stories, Legends Scottish Kitchen Scottish Highland Dance & Tall Tales Demonstration & Workshop Demonstrations of Scottish cooking 3:45 Ed Miller: Songs of the 12:45 Gaehc Songs of Love and and baking will take place throughout Loss Scottish Diaspora the day. 1:30 The Singing Ketde: 4:30 Panto!: Cinderella and Scottish Music for Children Scotland's Traditional Hohday FAMILY ACTIVITY TENT 2:30 Dougie MacLean:A Contemporary Theater 11:00 Scottish Toys & Games Voice of Scotland Narrative Stage 3:15 Mitchelson Brothers: 11:45 Appalachian Songs Highland Dance 12:30 Appalachian Stories 11:00 Scottish Kmttmg Demonstration & Workshop 1:15 Scottish 11:45 Life in the Shedand Songs & Stories Islands 3:45 The Occasionals: Scottish Ceilidh Dance 12:15 North Sea Oil &: North-East 2:00 Gaelic Children's Songs 4:30 Johnny & Phil Cunningham: Scotland 2:45 Appalachian Songs & Virtuoso Scottish Fiddle and 1:00 Western Isles Storytellers: Instrument Demonstration Accordion Growing Up on the Outer 3:30 Hebrides Malian Names & Greetings Panto Stage 1:45 Tradition & Innovation in 4:15 Malian Puppets 1 1 :00 Panto!: Cinderella and Scotland's Scottish Crafts 5:00 Mahan Music Traditional Holiday Theater 2:15 Gaelic Songs & Poetry *^ 12:00 lute, )am & JournaUsm: Life and Work in Dundee ^^ 2:45 Fair Isle: Life in Britain's MALIAN CINEMA Most Remote Community ON THE MALL 12:30 Quines, Loons, and Other National Museum of Natural History Folk: Songs of North-East 3:15 Curhng: Scotland's Scotland Olympic Sport Please see page I20 for detailed ^^1:00 Panto!: Cinderella and ^^ 3:45 Properly Attired? schedule of the Mah FUm Festival. Scotland's Traditional Holiday What to Wear When *^ indicates American Sign Language interpreted program Please see pages 1 18-19 for detailed schedule.
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SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL SCOTL
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The annual Smithsonian Folklife Fes
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Table of Contents The Festival: Doi
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The Festival: Doing the Public Good
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The 2003 Smithsonian Folklife Festi
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— Appalachia Heritage and Harmony
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Virginia, is one of the best known.
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