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Juts 24 - 26, 1987 MESSAGE from the WELCOME PARK SUPERINTENDENT CONTENTS SCHEDULE FRIDAY JULY 24, 1987 49TH NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL Juts 24 - 26, 1987 MESSAGE FROM THE WELCOME PARK SUPERINTENDENT CONTENTS SCHEDULE FRIDAY JULY 24, 1987 Among lhe several million ways ol_cate~orizing W elcome to Lowell! Lowell National Park Is pleased to be co-host lor the ~~st0rlcai all people inlo 1wo groups is by lheir altitude 4 Schedule: Friday, July 24 .. 5 5:30 PM JFK PlAl.AOANCEPARTY wllhWa'Jf)eToupsand National Folk Festival during Us first vi about whal lhey know. Here goes. One group 1 Schedul Zydecajun New England. For the past nneen yea s ~to e: Salurday, July 25 6 ieels they know almosl everything w~rth know­ 7:00 PM New Orleam Street Parade from Jf'K Plaza &o North National Park Service Schedule: Sunday, July 26 7 ing and Is not inclined lo s~end any ume,or has worked wit~\~ e Common led byOoc Paulin's Olx~ land Jazz Band. National Council Performers )ofn energy seeing or hearing lhmgs lhey don I !or the Traditional Art e Comt !he SttOnd fine'!! Ing to present America's finesl folk art s In help. Cora Bardwell . 8 already know aboul. 7:30 PM EVENING CONCERT ATNOlmi COMMON And ol course lhose people are nol.h ere. By tlons and this year's roster ol performe~n~ tradi. La Famille Beaudoin 8 La Famll1e Beaudoin exciting and varied coming lhis leslival you have 1den11fied wllh as lans or the "Nat'10 sis ~s Calabria Bella . 8 Chosen Sisters 10 have come to expecl. nal Los Campesinos de Mlchoacan group iwo. Thank you. You're going lo have a Los Campesinos de Michoacan . 9 Lowell ls a natural location lor the . Masters of Cape Breton Music and Dance 1 11 Creole Se'Xfel and Cape Verdean American Folkk>ric very good lime. because of its rich cultural and ethn/; ~al Masters of Cape Breton Music Those ol us who come to you lrom o\her . and Dance ..... 9 Dance Troupe Over 50 different elhnic groups live in thent~ge. Sun Rhythm Sedion parts ol lhe nalion have enjoyed preparing this The Chosen Sislers . II festival and our many visits to Lowell. It 1s a many having come originally to work i ~hcity, The wonderful ethnic city. Our festival has pre­ textile mills. As the nation's first large n le Creole Sextet and the Cape Verdean . -sea e American Folkloric Dance Troupe 11 sented the art ol ethnic working cl~ss people center for t h e mechanized produclion ol cloth Lowell was a model lor 19th cenlu 12 since it was rounded in 1934. So 111s great to be 1 COiion Ellis Island Irish Band . dustnal development. The Lowell Natio ~ IO· 13 here 10 merge some ol our work with the eflorts nd Ernie Fanning . State Parks commemorate Lowell's un·i na al ofth~ Greater Lowell Regalia Festival Commit­ h · que eg- llias Kementidzes and tee and the Lowell National Historical Park and acy ~s t e m_ost important planned industrial Panayiotis Vassiliades 14 all the many others who have helped. city 1~ America and pay tribute to the nation's Khmer Traditional Arts Ensemble . 14 Most 1mm1grant workers. The music, dance a d of those who prepared this festival are Djimo Kouyate . 15 volunteers who share a deep interest in tradi­ craRmaking traditions of many of Lowel~ Laotian American Organization lional arts. Many are from Lowell but others people will be celebrated here during thes t ofLowell 16 came here al their own expense from all parts three days. nex .... .... of the nation. They include some ol the best The _city's current revitalization signifies lhe Lowell Angkor Dance Troupe and doers and managers I know. Thanks gang. potential lor renewal ol their cultural heritag Traditional Music Ensemble . 16 You're the best ol group two. and the cooperation between local, state anJ Missouri Old Time Fiddlers: And thanks especially to Pal Mogan for think­ federal governments and the private seclor Th Pete McMahan and Charlie Walden 17 ing there should be a National Park in Lowell. 49th National Folk Festival would not have ·bee~ Doc Paulin's Dixieland Jazz Band 18 He's a hero of group two. possible without this same spirit and the sup. Los Pleneros de la 21 18 port a~d participation of numerous government Polka Cuzzins . 19 Joe Wilson agencies, businesses, community groups, and Sun Rhythm Section . 19 Executive Director, volunteer orgamzallons, all of whom I would Ta Pethia .. National Council for the like to thank. Though all deserve mention I . 20 Traditional Arts would like to acknowledge just a few here': the Wayne Toups and Zydecajun . 20 City of Lowell, for providing technical, logistical Paul Van Arsdale . 2 1 and mainlenance services; the Greater Lowell Ron E. West . 21 Regalia Festival Committee, whose devoted Crafts Demonstrators members never fail to volunteer lor even the Chanthachone Chomthakham . 22 most mundane tasks and who are providing lhe Sally Palmer Field culinary delights at the feslival; the University of . 22 Frank Lowell, for providing housing lor 250 perform• Greenhalgh . 23 ers and volunteers; our sister agency, the Lowell Chia Yang Khang . 23 Historic Preservation Commission, and our Hieplam ... 24 sisler park, the Lowell Heritage State Park; lhe George Martell . 24 Lowell Plan; the Northern Middlesex Chambers Lundy Meas .. 24 ol Commerce; and of course our sponsors, Yang Fang Nhu . 25 C listed elsewhere in the program book. Richard Family· William, Rodney, Sr , = ~ For those ol you visiting Lowell for the firsl Rodney, Jr. .. .. o E time, stop by the National and State Parks . 26 Z 0 JoaoSilva .. CJ Visitor Center at Market Mills 10 make reserva­ . 26 tions lor the free Mill and Canal Tour or view Manuel lnacia da Silva . 27 the award-winning multi-image slide show, Stone Workers: Ivan Thunberg and "Lowell: The Industrial Revelation." Herman Roberts, Sr. ... 27 Enjoy the festival, enjoy Lowell, and please Newton Washburn . 28 come again! Nallonal Folk Festival Acknowledgements . 29 National Folk Festival Staff . 30 Chrysandra l . Walter, Superintendent 4 National Council for the Traditional Arts . 31 Lowell National Historical Park Folk Music on Records and Tapes . 3t 5 SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SATURDAYJULY25, 1987 SUNDAY JULY 26, 1987 MARKET MAR.KET SHArrucK JFK LUCY MILLS STREET JFK LUCY MARKET MARKET SHATTUCK LARCOM STREET PLAZA PARK COURTYARD CRAFrs PLAZA LARCOM STREET MILLS STREET PARK AREA PARK PARK COURTYARD CRAFTS · Fiddling l2:00 ~nch•Conadion 12:00 Missoun 12:00 On-going AREA Pete McMahan & 12:00 Wnt ,'Jricon oa~Musk 10 demonstra!ions and 12:00 Polka TIJnrs 510MSondSon8 Charlle Walden 12:00 Greelt Dance 12:00 Gospel Music 12:00 Irish Musk cl 12:00 Yo/JU'eDu/cimer 12:00 On-going Polka CUulns La Famllle Beaudoin 5:00 vlsils with makers or DjimoKOU)-ate Music Cho~n Sislers Stepdondng &Fiddle lo demonstrations and lradlllonaJ crans 12:30 Ponric Greek Music Ta Pdhla Elllslsland RonWes1and 5:00 vtslts with makers or including: Slone 12:30 LootianMusk Illas Kementzides Irish Band Paul Van Arsdale traditional cralb andDo~ 12:45 Tradirionsol carving, qulltmaklns including: mask & Panaylotis 12:30 Mi'ssoun· Fiddling I 2 :◄S Ua,can Stril'tB LA.0 . ol Lowell Ca~\'t'fdt basketmaking, ' 12:JO Traditions of making, stone Vassiliades 12:45 MexkonSrring 12:45 UJOlianFollt Pel~ McMahan and Band Musk Creole Sexlet & Cape WOodcarving, Southern Italy catving, weavins, Band Music Bella Dance Chatlie Walden Los Campeiinos Verde an American instrument making, Calabria quill making, I :00 Yankee Dulcimer Los Campesinos LAO. of Lowell de Michoacan 1:00 GospdMusk Folkloric Dance &Fiddle blacksmithing, btadtsmilhing de Michoacan I :00 Pontic Greek Qx>stn Sisters weaving, mask­ wood ca,vlng, Troupe Paul Van Arsdale Fiddle andSong making, costume Cambodianfollt MastersofCope 1:15 MemphisRodfobilly lnstnunenl making &Ron West 1:15 1:15 llia.s Kementzides & making Breton Music and Sun Rhythm Section costume Music and Dance Panayiotis Vassiliades and making. 1:30 Cambodian Follt I :30 Fiddlt Styles Lowell Ansk01 Dance Dance I: 30 Traditions of 1:30/t#asirrso/C~ Wo,kshop Troupe and Tradilion- I :30 Accordion Wc:dshop I Ntw Orteans Slrttl Soothcn Italy MusicondDona :30 Bmol!Musk&Dana Pete McMahan, al Music Enstmble James Keane, parade with Doc C.labria~lla Lowell Anskor Dance Troupe and Ron West, Willie Angelo De Caro, Paulin's Dixieland Traditional Music Beaudoin& Wayne Toups, Bob Jazz Band-Join lhe Ensemble TenyHuval fierty and Roger SKOnd line! Begins Beaudoin on Shattuck Strttt 2:00 Recitations from East and West 2:00 COM Vercleon 2:00 West African 2:00 Puerto Rican 2:00 Recitations from 2.1S FwrtoRKanBomba 2: 15 Irish Donel! Tunes 2:15 Mtmphis Cora Bardwell & Music and Dance Griol Bomba and Plena EastandWt"St Ellis Island Irish Band Rockabilly andPltna Creole Sutet and Djimo Kouyale Los Pl~n~ros d~ la 21 Cora Bardwell & withstepdaneers Sun Rhythm Section Ernie Fannins Los PlenttOS de la 21 CapeVerdean Ernie Fanning Dierd~ CioJlding & 2:30 AlricanStory-Telling American Folkloric Liam Hamey Djimo Kouyate Dance Troupe 2:30 Fnnch-Canodian 2:30 Addi~ Styles 2:30 Vietnamese Dragon Dance Music Irish, Mexican, Dance Patade begins Guitar-Types 2:45 Louisiana Caj un Cambodian 3:00 Cambodian Music 3:00 F'Olltk Grttlt 3:00 Fnnch-Canadian 3:00 3:00 New Orleans street I.a Famille Beaudoin 2:45 Greek & Cap,e Breton on Shattuck Street Wayne Toups and and Dance Fiddfe andSong F1ddfe Tun~ Wo,1,shop parade with Doc Classical and Zydecajun Khmer Traditional lliasKementzides La Famille Beaudoin Joao Sitva, Manuel Paulin's Dixieland 3:00 MusicofGrttce FolltMs 3:00 Gospel Trio M s Ensemble andPanayiOlis lnaciodaSitva, Jazz Band-Join the TaPethia Khmer Tradilional Cho.sen Sislers Vauiliades Francesco DeCaro, second line! Begins at Arts Ensemble & Edgardo Miranda crafts slage on 3:30 Traditional Music 3:30 Northmstem Dance 3:30 Traditional Music Shattuck Street 3:30 Missouri Fiddling and Dance ofJraty Tunes o/Mexko Pete McMahan and 3:30 PmnoSryfts 3:30 Traditional Musk Calabria Bella Ron West and Los Campesinos Charlie Walden 3:45 Louisiana Ca;un ofMexico 3:45 Yankee Dance Music Paul Van Arsdale de Michoacan ,_Wa-yr,eToupsand Maybelle MacQueen.
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