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NEFFA Programming System 2018-2019 75th New England Folk Festival 2019 Mansfield, Massachusetts Saturday, April 13, 2019 Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School High School High School High School High School High School High School Main Room 103/104 Room 119 Auditorium Stage 105/106 Dance Hall Dance Hall Room 123 Room 125 Auditorium Stage Room 176 Room 177 Entrance 10:00 South African Singing Clam Chowder & Norumbega Tunebook Scottish Country Dancing International Folk Dance Appealing English Tribal Fusion Bellydance Waltz Basics Open Foc's'le Song Sing Ukulele Strum and Sing Athiest and Agnostic Workshop Kangaroos Singing for the Whole Family Party Country Dances for Beginners "Hymns" and Songs 10:15 Boston Teachers of 10:30 SCD Miriam Newman Dan Lynn Watt & Lynz Morahn & Cate 10:45 Patty Cuyler GB Jean Schwartz E Norumbega Harmony GS Gunns & Thistles DF Panharmonium NS Hot Toddy DS Greybeard's Fancy GB Molly Lynn Watt GS Clifford GB Eve Tribal Belly Dance Joan & Jim Savitt 11:00 Quaker Folk/Trad Family Song Circle English Handbell Ringing New England Barn Dance Intermediate Waltz No Circle Becket Contras Company TB Magpie TB Fiddling without Pain Harpapalooza Harp Jam Ballads Old & New - An Introduction Workshop 11:15 Jesse Ball & Children's Music Ret Turner & Peggy 11:30 Intro to Contra Dancing Intro to International Folk Elizabeth Davidson- Network (New Connecticut Handbell Don Veino Leiby Bob Golder Dance Colleen Cleveland & 11:45 Blythe E England Region) GF Musicians TB Sugar River Band DF Spare Change TS Roaring Jelly DS Carol Kycia CB Jay Michaels GB Lynn Feingold GB 12:00 Hammered and Singable Stories Scottish Music Concert Balkan Dance Party English Impropriety Modern Classic Contras How to play the bones What They Sing In Cape Mountain Dulcimer Breton 12:15 Duets Anne Lutun Jeanne Clifford 12:30 Cake Jam! TB Shining Moon DB Barb Levine & Lucy Strathspey & Reel Brooke Friendly Sue Rosen Stephen Brown & 12:45 Joan Sollogub E Sarah Jane Nelson GF Society of NH E Gogofski NS Intuition DS The Bone Folders DS Friends TB Chuck Hall E 1:00 English Country Dance Song & Dance for World Harmony Singing North Atlantic Social Rousing Russian Dances Triple Play Contras Contra & Square Dance Intro to English Country Concertina Chorus Lilting Jam tune Jam Session with Children Dance for New Dancers Dance Songs 1:15 Hot Toddy Murray Spiegel & 1:30 Randi Spiegel David Millstone Armand Aromin & Sue Rosen 1:45 Hot Toddy GS Little Blue Heron GF Boston Harmony E Spaelimenn DS Bjelalitsa Chorus TS Festival Orchestra DS Jody Kruskal G Angela DeCarlis GB Tod Whittemore Bruce Rosen & Nora 2:00 Banjo & Piano Singing Games from the New songs from old Balk-Free Balkan Cacophony of Contra Waltzing Spare Change TB Smith TB French Jam! DADGAD 101 - Intro to Middle East traditions DADGAD 2:15 2:30 Intro to International Folk Basics of Contra Dance! Ken Perlman & Fischman, O'Hanlon & Dan Black Dance 2:45 Janine Randall E Little Blue Heron GF Smith E Balkan Fields DS Raise the Roof GS Larry Unger & Friends NS Mark Vidor GB Chuck Hall TS 3:00 Chorus songs Tall Tales, Silly Stories & Faroese Ballad Dance Tricky Balkan Dances Singing Call Square Three-Quarters English Chanteys: How Did The Mighty Harmonica: Songs Dances (ECD) They Work? Blowing the Wind Val Medve 3:15 Chops! International Folk Angela DeCarlis Tod Whittemore 3:30 Sounds DB JumpStart TB Ed Abelson Woody & the Westside Melissa Running Chris Koldewey & 3:45 Mike Agranoff G Mark Binder E Faroese Dancers DB Tom Pixton TS Warblers DS Hidden River DS Joy Bennett P Steven Weiss TB 4:00 McQuillen Tune Slow Marxophone & More Music of Scotland and Dancing the 1910's and Everybody Chains Dancing in the Moonlight Seated Square Dances Dansglädje - Swedish Homemade Hootenanny Popular Songs of the International Jaw Harp Jam Cape Breton 1920's Contras Couple Dances Early 1900s Jam 4:15 Ron Blechner 4:30 Chris Carpenter & Boston Scottish Fiddle Youth Festival Fred Wersan Toby Weinberg & Evy Mayer & Marco 4:45 Dave Miller GS Katherine Rhoda E Orchestra E Orchestra DS Shining Moon NS Assabet Ramblers DB Stefhan Ohlstrom NX Bob & Jeanne Zentz E Brehm GB Little Blue Heron GB 5:00 Balkan Kefana Playing Blues on the Mountain Dulcimer Chris Ricciotti DB Contra Medley Contra Medley Romanian cimbalom Pro-pols-ive Norwegian How to Play the Irish On Average, the Middle Wedding tunes - Singalong Fiddle Workshop Couple Dances Bodhran of the Atlantic Shetland and Sweden 5:15 Israeli Partner Mixers Coracree DX Free Association DX 5:30 Dances from Brittany Contras Squared Plaiurile Dornelor 5:45 Balkan Kefana GS Bill Gregg TS Lucy Joan Sollogub EB Musicians P Roroslaget NX Jeanne Hansberry TB David Diamond E Paul Friedman E Larry Denenberg 6:00 Hammered Dulcimers South Indian Rhythms Bulgaria and More Romanian music of Honky Tonk Sing-A-Long Mystic Seaport Chantey Concertina Master Nyckelharpa round-robin in Concert The Migratory Fabien Goulay Bob Isaacs Bucovina Sing for All Class 6:15 Thrushes DB Bagad New York DB Rockin' Band DS New England 6:30 Ballo Liscio - Italian Beret? Berry? Bourree! - 75th Anniv Dance Bash Hammered Dulcimer Waltzes, Polkas & more French dances Plaiurile Dornelor Mystic Seaport 6:45 Players E Jan Elliott TB Zdravets E Musicians P Chantey Singers GB Jody Kruskal G Harpas Three E 7:00 Pioneering Women of Trad Songs and Tunes Rounds: Rain, Sea & a Django, Jazz, and Bird Talk: Why Larks & Introduction to Breton Dark as a Dungeon Song Cup of Tea I Suonatori Della Val Marie Wendt Bluegrazz Ravens? Dance Music 7:15 Cippola NS Beau Camion DS Planet Banjo GB 7:30 Romanian Dance Party Anglo/Scottish Ceilidh French Mazurka Dance Neal MacMillan & Vermont Women's Various Callers Workshop 7:45 Marylou Ferrante E Joanie Bronfman E Round Sing GB Les Bricolages Blue Jersey Band E Scott Higgs and Co. C Danse Cafe G Robert Tincher GB 8:00 Waltz Slow Jam Balkan Accordion Across the Pond and Diamond Anniv Squares Rīga dimd! Songs in Pirate Chanteys! Stories for Grownups Power Harmonies Treasures Beyond Alex Cumming Dance & Contras Latvian Lynn Baumeister & 8:15 Pinewoods Band NX Band DB Lisa Tamres TS 8:30 Bulgarian Dancing ECD: British Women Swedish Couple Dances Choreographers Jeremy Korr Helen Engelhardt & Ken Mattsson & Lynn 8:45 Magpie GS Gawain Thomas E Corner House E Dogtown DS EJ Barnes GB ARRR!!! GS David Diamond E Noel GS 9:00 Concert and Crankies Shetland Fiddling Music from the Republic Rum & Onions XL English Village Band The Musical Poetry of We's the Boys Hardangerfiddle Tunes of Georgia Megan Wilson Matt Fichtenbaum & Dylan and Cohen and Stories 9:15 Zdravets NS Northeast Extension DS Friends NS 9:30 Open Cajun Jam for Bulgarian Dance Party Trad Song Swap Party dancing with Divi Zheni Tony Parkes Queen Victoria's 9:45 Julie Vallimont & Co. E Becky Miller TS Iveria E Rum & Onions DS Secret E Ergo Canto E Mike Kennedy P Toby Weinberg E 10:00 Balkan Song Concert Dance tunes Songs with Boisterous Larks and Ravens Contra Women of the 50's and The Road Back Home Bohemian Heart and Singing for Peace Shouting! Party! 60's Folk Revival Again Soul 10:15 Open Cajun Jam BandGG/NS Divi Zheni DS Nicole Singer GS 10:30 Barrel House All Night Balkan Dance with Rakiya Ron Buchanan & Long - Blues Dance Olivia Gale & Colin de Janna Maria Fröhlich 10:45 Gogofski E Gray Buchanan GS Emily Kovatch GS Trail Mix GF la Barre E & Joy Grimes E Gary Blanchard GB 11:00 Pete Kraemer & Angela DeCarlis 11:15 Howard Stith NS Rakiya NS Eric, Casey, & Jesse DS 11:30 Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School High School High School High School High School High School 176 High School Main Entrance 11:30 103/104 119 Auditorium Stage 105/106 Dance Hall Dance Hall Room 123 Room 125 Auditorium Stage Room 177 Codes for All Events: E - Entertainment T - Teaching Featured F - Family Event P - Presentation D - Participatory Dancing With a Leader B - Beginner Friendly G - Group Participation N - No Teaching Provided S - Some Experience Helpful C - Chat/Discussion X - Experienced Level 74th New England Folk Festival 2018 Mansfield, Massachusetts Friday, April 12, 2019 Middle School Middle School Middle School Middle School High School High School High School Room 103/104 Auditorium Stage 105/106 Dance Hall Dance Hall Room 125 Room 176 Banjar: The art of the 7 Open Drum Circle Jam Israeli Dancing for All English country dances to Keepin' It Proper Contras Welcome Chantey Sing Klezmer as World 7:00 string banjo Session Shaker tunes Traveler 7:15 7:30 Melanie Axel-Lute Don Veino Chris Maden & Lynn 7:45 Michael Nix E Dave Curry TB Joan & Jim Savitt DB Mason-Dixon Trio DS Kingfisher DS Noel Wandering Laughter E Come see, hear and get Trad folk on the piano Ghlendi (Greek Party) English Country Dances Go with the Flow Contras Scandinavian & US Pivot Steamboat & Roustabout Still We Persist! 8:00 a close up look at from Philly Dances Songs 8:15 Medieval and Renaissance Era 8:30 Instruments The Harper and the Jenny Beer Donna Hunt Patrick McMonagle & 8:45 Minstrel P Sara Banleigh P Platana NB Windsor Knot DS Center Street DS Toby Weinberg TB Charlie Ipcar EB Constellations E There and Back-The Old English Music Hall Fingerdances waltzes Wonderful One-Figure Contra Medley Intro to English Country Irish trad on fiddle/pipes New songs about old 9:00 Scottish Appalachian with The Old Howard with Bob Pasquarello Balkan Dances Dance songs and their singers-- 9:15 Connection Troupe Center Street DX old and new Hello Neighbor, Hello 9:30 Janet Yeracaris Allan Carr & Jane The Old Howard Goats Just Wanna Shadow Rosanne Santucci & 9:45
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