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Warren Fahey, Frank Maher - for Long and Outstanding Service to the Folk Federation of NSW Folk Federation of New South Wales Inc Issue 423 November 2010 $3.00 AWARDED AND APPLAUDED Life Membership Awards to John Dengate, Colleen Burke, Warren Fahey, Frank Maher - For Long and outstanding service to the Folk Federation of NSW Folk Federation of New South Wales Inc 1970 - 2010 40 YEARS NEW ADVERTISING SIzES Size mm Members Not Mem NOVEMBER 2010 Folk Federation of New South Wales Inc Full page 210 x 297 $80 $120 In this issue Post Office Box A182 Sydney South NSW 1235 1/2 page 210 x 146 $40 $70 Dates for your diary p4 The Folk FederationISSN 0818 7339 ABN941157592 of2 NSW - Membershipor ApplicationFestivals, Form workshops, schools p6 jam.org.au 102 x 146 Folk News p8 Name/s: Eve phone: Day phone: Dance News P8 The Folk Federation of NSW Inc, formed in 1/4 page 102 x 146 $25 $50 Industry Insights - Nick Charles p13 Address: 1970, is a Statewide body which aims to present,Mobile: support, encourage and collect folk m usic, folk 1/8 page 102 x 70 $15 $35 Folk Contacts p10 CD Reviews p14 dance, folklore and folk activities as they exist Email:Advertising artwork required by 5th of each month. in Australia in all their forms. It provides a link Advertisements can be produced by Cornstalk if for people interested in the folk arts through its required. Please contact the editor for enquiries about Deadline for December Issue Membership Type (Tickaffiliations one) with folkIndividual clubs throughout - $25 NSW and its advertising Tel: 6493 6758 NOTE- no January issue. Please All cheques for advertisements and inserts to be counterparts in otherFamily States. (more Itthan bridges one in sameall styles household) made- $30 payable Other name/s:to the Folk _________________________________ Federation of NSW Inc submit copy for December/Janu- and interests to present the folk arts to the widest ary by 12/11/10 possible audienceAffiliate. (organisation) - $35 Contact Name:Front _____________________________________ cover photos Cornstalk Editor - Coral Vorbach John Dengate courtesy Wayne Richmond Please find enclosedPost Office$ ____ Box being 5195. Cobargomy subscription NSW 2550 for ___ Frankyears. Maher courtesy Sandra Nixon Tel/Fax: 02 6493 6758 Colleen Burke - courtesy Colleen COMMITTEE 2010-2011 I encloseEmail: my cheque/money [email protected] order payable to: Folk FederationWarren of NSW Fahey; or - courtesy Warren Fahey President, Anthony Woolcott Cornstalk is the official publication of the Folk Email: [email protected] Please chargeFederation my ofcredit NSW. card: Contributions, news, reviews, (Tick one) Vice President: Christine Wheeler poems, photographs most welcome. Secretary: Pam Davis 02 9955 3677 Photographs and Artwork The photo of Di Khupe Heybners Photographs - high resolution JPG or TIFF files. on the cover of the October Corn- Email: [email protected] Card number:300 dpi ___images ___ cropped ___ at___ correct / ___ size. ___ ___ ___ / ___ stalk ___ ___ was ___ taken / ___ by___ Kristjan ___ ___ SimmulExpiry Date:Treasurer: ____ /Bruce ____ Cameron 02 6331 1129 We use Adobe In-Design, Photoshop 6, Microsoft Word. Email: [email protected] Name onPLEASE card: ________________________________________________ do not send photographs as part of a Word ________________ Committee: Dallas Baxter, James Baxter, Document . If your event misses Cornstalk, Julie Terry Clinton, Kate Delaney, Christina Mim- Signature:No part of Cornstalk may be reproduced without permis- Bishop 02 9524 0247, julie@folkfednsw. mocchi, Sandra Nixon, Margaret Walters sion of the publishers. All care but no responsibility org.au can include it in Folkmail, the taken for omissions or errors. The membership year runs from 1st May to 30th April orweekly from email 1st Novemberto members. And to 31stdon’t October. Membership: Allowances Wayne are Richmond Listserv/ Wrap Co-ordinator James Baxter 02 9810 4131 forget that as a member you can put Jam/Membership 9939 8802 (not after made in your favour- [email protected] for people joining at other times. Sendinformation to: PO on jam.org.au,Box A182, where Sydney helpful South NSW 1235. tutorials will guide you. 8.00pm please.) The Folk Federation of NSW - Membership Application Form Name/s: Eve phone: Day phone: Address: Mobile: Email: Membership Type (Tick one) Individual - $25 Family (more than one in same household) - $30 Other name/s: _________________________________ Affiliate (organisation) - $35 Contact Name: _____________________________________ Please find enclosed $ ____ being my subscription for ___ years. I enclose my cheque/money order payable to: Folk Federation of NSW; or Please charge my credit card: (Tick one) Card number: ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ Expiry Date: ____ / ____ Name on card: ________________________________________________________________ Signature: The membership year runs from 1st May to 30th April or from 1st November to 31st October. Allowances are made in your favour for people joining at other times. Send to: PO Box A182, Sydney South NSW 1235. 2 The CORNSTALK Gazette NOVEMBER 2010 Dobsons Printing Pty Ltd (02) 9417 0239 Our Christmas Concert and Fundraiser Fairlight Folk, Acoustic Lounge William St Studios, 3 William St, Fairlight Saturday 4th December - 7pm for 7.30 Programme The Badga River A chance meeting of the beautiful Numeralla Folk Festival at the confluence of the Numeralla and Badja Rivers in NSW led this group of friends to discover a shared passion for great music. Haunting harmonies on Irish low whistles, expressive and the innovative concertina, sensitivity and richness on guitar and piano and passionate vocals. The Badja River Quartete will take you on a journey from Scotland to Brittany, from Ireland to Northumbria. This imaginative and beautiful music combines the talents of Lainey Balsdon, Steve MacDonald, Jo Cresswell and Jane Harding. Three’s Company Three’s Company is the missing link between Buddy Holly, 12th Century Cathars, Pete Seeger and The Kinks. This vocal trio made up of Belinda Bennett, Christina Mimmocchi and Tom Bridges enjoy making vibrant harmonies and presenting old favourites. Folklore Rosie MacDonald (Mothers Of Intention), Steve MacDonald (Badga River Quartet) and Anthony Woolcott (Triantan)- three musical wanderers, playing a mix of traditional and contemporary folk. two guitars, three voices and a whole lot of love for good music and good company. Letting the music and verse tell their stories and taking us to a timeless place. Blue Goose In the late 1980’s Whistling Goose, one of Sydney’s favourite jug/folk/goodtime bands, came to an end after more than a decade of entertaining Sydney audiences. Blue Goose represents the renewal of the musical relationship between three of the members of Whistling Goose. It combines Sonia Bennett’s powerful vocals and guitar with the multi-instrumental musicianship of Max Gregory and Bruce Stavert and Andy Stavert on bass. Blue Goose brings together a broad range of musical experience and skill and a love of music in many guises. Their many original compositions, interspersed with refreshing interpretations of songs of many genres old and new, combine with a whimsical approach to playing that makes them fun and great to listen to. Sonia Bennett (vocals & guitar) - Sonia is one of Australia’s most celebrated singer/songwriters. Not only has she written and recorded many renowned songs such as ‘The Wollemi Pine’ and ‘Sydney Song’, she has also recorded settings of poems by Henry Lawson, Denis Kevans, Billy Wye and others. She has performed on radio and television many times over a career spanning 30 years. Max Gregory (blues harp, slide guitar, banjo & acoustic guitar) - Max has played folk/blues/jug band music since the 1960s backing various vocalists and in many bands. Bruce Stavert (piano, guitar, mandolin, ukulele & vocal harmonies) - Bruce has played a mixture of styles in folk/jug band/ bluegrass/rock/blues/jazz groups since the early 70s. Ralph Mitchell (bass, guitar & vocal harmonies) - Ralph teaches guitar and bass. He is also an experienced musician who plays a variety of styles including folk, blues, jazz and rock. Read more:http://www.myspace.com/blyuegooseband//#ixzz12N3pWCJ5 Cost: $15.00 per adult $10.00 for members and Concession (Seniors Card, Student or under 18) $30.00 Family (2 adults plus kids) The Folk Federation of NSW ONLINE - jam.org.au The CORNSTALK Gazette NOVEMBER 2010 3 dates for your diary November 2010 Sunday 7th Fleadh Ceol. Gaelic Club, Surry Hills. details as above. Monday 8th BMC Dance Workshop Pennant Hills Community Centre, Yar- rara Rd. 7.30-9.30pm. $7. 'Practice for Coming Events'. Leader John Short. Enq. Felicity 9456 2860 Thursday 11th Sutherland Acoustic. John Dengate. Tradies Club, Kingsway, Gymea (short walk from station). 7.30pm. Australian folk music's living treasure and tin whistling busker of renown. John has made a name for himself as a larrikin writer and singer of satirical political songs mostly humorous but not exclusively.His 50 year contribution Danny Spooner to Australian heritage and culture has produced wonderful pearls like 'Bare Monday 1st double bass with Melbourne Symphony Legged Kate', 'Song of the Sheet Metal BMC Dance Workshop. and opera, banjo with orchestras, pop- Worker' and 'Train to Guildford'. Also Pennant Hills Community Centre, Yar- songs for a lipstick promotion. Ann, book launch of our own Frank's poetry rara Rd. 7.30-9.30pm. $7. multi-instrumentalist, singer songwriter, book. Raffles, floor spots. $15, $10, FF Felicity 9456 2860 session player on recordings etc, is $12, kids free. Maeve 9520 5628 'New Vogue/ Old Time', with live mu- building on momentum of RAPT (incl. Saturday 13th Rose MacDonald, Tony Pyrzakowski). sic. Leader Felicity Hattingh. Central Coast Bush Dance, with Originals, folk. + Brian Campeau - Thursday 4th powerful voice, unique instrumentation, Currawong. Singalong shanty session, unusual arrangements, gift for melody All dances taught, walked through and ‘James Craig’, Wharf 7, Maritime Mu- and mood.
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