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The questioned existence of modern folk music traditions / Holly L. Park, 2004

 Item — Box: 244, Folder: 10
Identifier: FA 1 Item 2667

Scope and Contents note

Includes a discussion of the folkloric significance of songwriting. Explains that there are many people who write music but don't perform it much. Includes interviews in which the author asks informants about the impetus for songwriting, the influence of their peers on their songwriting, and whether they expected their music interests to be passed on to their children. Includes recordings of songs on CD as well as transcribed song lyrics or sheet music, where applicable. Created by Holly L. Park while she was enrolled in Jill Terry Rudy's English 392 class during Winter Semester 2004.

Dates

  • Other: 2004

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Open for public research.

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Extent

1 volume (59 pages) ; 28 cm

1 sound disc

Language of Materials

English

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