Hello,
We're all getting ready for Celtic Colours around here. I hope many of you are going to be able to make the trip to Cape Breton this fall.
Here is a link to the list of audio material we have in our Reference Library at the Celtic Music Intrepretive Centre Archives.
http://www.celticmusicsite.com/research/library-audio2.pdf
We'd appreciate having two copies of each item. Check the list and give us an e-mail if you think you have something to donate. archives(at) celticmusicsite.com Or call : Virginia MacIsaac, Archivist, (902) 787-2708.
The remaining lists will be posted over the next few months.
On Old Wives' Tales
Do not despise the lore that has come down from distant years; for oft it may chance that old wives keep in memory word of things that once were needful for the wise to know. - J.R.R. Tolkien
Community Music: Weddings
Music was present in the many aspects of commuintylife.
In religious ceremonies, espeically weddings and funerals, the
music held a special place. After the church services, family
and friends gathered to help celebrate or mourn. The fiddler shown
is Duncan M. MacDonald and the fiddler who played for the wedding
pictured below was Little Jack MacDonald in 1954 or 55.
In religious ceremonies, espeically weddings and funerals, the
music held a special place. After the church services, family
and friends gathered to help celebrate or mourn. The fiddler shown
is Duncan M. MacDonald and the fiddler who played for the wedding
pictured below was Little Jack MacDonald in 1954 or 55.
Continuing ...
It continues to be a busy year where I do my 'normal' work: www.celticmusicsite.com. I am the archivist at the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre in Cape Breton Island.
The script and technical assistance is done for the DVD, Donald Angus Beaton: His Life and Music, a music documentary which is now completed and on the shelves.
Promotional articles are also part of my bag of good deeds.
Working on editing text for the Western Cape Breton portion of the Trans Canada Trail interpretive panels.
Writing material for the local fire department, website and trade journal article.
The script and technical assistance is done for the DVD, Donald Angus Beaton: His Life and Music, a music documentary which is now completed and on the shelves.
Promotional articles are also part of my bag of good deeds.
Working on editing text for the Western Cape Breton portion of the Trans Canada Trail interpretive panels.
Writing material for the local fire department, website and trade journal article.
Finished product
The DVD about Donald Angus Beaton, Cape Breton Musician and Composer is finished!
It is now going to print. It was an exciting project to be part of. Thanks Kinnon.
Thank you CMIC.
It is now going to print. It was an exciting project to be part of. Thanks Kinnon.
Thank you CMIC.
Scripting 1
Working on a script for a DVD documentary about Donald Angus Beaton, musician and composer (1919-1982) Dec 3, 2008
NaNoWriMo 2008
I only wrote 40,000 words. I need to pull up my socks, but I am not disheartened. that's 40,000 more than I had before Nov 1 and I will join the fray again next year. Congrats to all those who finished with a 50,000 word count. Dec 3, 2008
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