T M THE NATIONAL MALL

National Gallery

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of Arl

S.Dillon Riplev Sackler African Arl Center ^' Gallery Mnvimi

IEi.I.

(Maryland

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v7thSl 1*"»]

Thursday, _July 2

NEW MEXICO

NATIVE

AMERICAN MUSIC

Plaza

Blessingiii the Church p

Processitm

Kitchen

Cuentos:

Siont'sfrom theRioGrande

Valle\

Los Coman(lies

l.osMatachines

<:<>u hiaMusit

African- Anieiu.111

(looking

CochmPuebl<

(antking

( ze<h-

American

(looking

[ndo~Hispani<

Cooking

Tesuque Pueblo Cooking

Cuentos:

a

Storiesfrom theRioGrande

Valley

Taos Pueblo

(loncha Famil)

Dameis

Los

(.iimamlies

KJobase

Breadsfrom Coin

Music

Stage

LosAlegi es Musicadelos

Viejt>s

Johnn) &

LutherWhelan:

Musi*adelos Vaqueios

Antonia Vpodac^a, ClepfusOrtiz,

(liprianoVigil:

Spanish

(.ol.Mii.ilMusii [uan Flores&

Charla Netdeton:

Musiiadela

Frontera

IⁱisReyesde Albuquerque

[ohnny&:

1utherWhelan Musicadelos

Vaqueros

Fiddle Styles

Iiinando

(lelli<ion:

Flute ZuniPueblo

Range

Ilorsemanship

Ciharreada

Ii.idiin ins

Ramli

Traditions

Ranch

11.Millions

(lharreada Traditions

"American Encounters,"apermanentexhibi- tion thatexaminesthehistorical relationships of

New

Mexico'scultures,isopen ^t<>the public intheSmithsonian's National

Museum

of American Ilistory-

Learning (Renter/

Camp

Fire

CampFire

Preserving Traditions:

I i«mount Strategies

Santeros:

(Ian ingfoi Faith

Fernandt^>

( elliii<>n Flute Zunil'urhl<:

Buildingwilh

Adobe

Prepaiingtii

Dance

I'.islin es:

Sheepherding Ti .Millions

hulo-1lispanh

(Communities

William\.A3 VondraDoin:

(.ospel

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

7:00

Music

Stage

(Iherokee Indian Baptist

Chpii

SharonBurch:

Navajo

(ruitarisl Singei MurrayPorter:

Oneida Keyboartlisi

Singei

Nicaragua MarimbaTrio

FiddleStyles MitchilTurtle Mountain Athabaskan Yukon

Akwesasne Singei^s:

MohawkMusical

Ii,mluions

Viment(iraig:

Navajo

(.iiii.uisi Singer Brent Michael

Davids:

Mohican Flautist ( posei

Jake Coin:

Hopi Guitarist Singer

\U\⁽lomez Band:, (Vodli.tni Waila Music("< lu<ken

Siratch")

WhileBo) &the Wag<miBurners:

<)nondaga Blues Rock

Narrative Stage

Promotion&

Marketing

Instrument ColisllU(Moll

(!lassie.ilMusic

ProtestSongs

\ⁱⁱ,iiaguan Mush

Cherokee

IIvmnSinging

Fiddle Workshop

Navajo Musi<

Sa<red 5e< ulai

Musn

^\

Dance Party

SextetoSon PaleiupK

( i>l>imbian

Maroon Musk

&Dance

Schedules are subject tochange.

Check

signsin

each

program

areafor specificinformation.

Sign languageinterpreterswillbe availablefor selected programs.

Programs

thatwillbe interpretedare

marked

with the

symbol ^

MAROON PROGRAM

WHITE HOUSE

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Music and Dance Area

AlukuMusk &

Dance

Mexican Cinlarrones:

Corrido

Jamaican Maroon Processional

Music:

Accompong

Colombia ^. Palenqueio Music

&

Dance

Saramaka Music

&

Dance

Jamaican MaroonMusic

MaroonStory Songs

NdjukaMusic&:

Dance

Narrative Area:

Kuutu Osu

Palenque deSan Basilio: . (>i.il Iraditions

Seminole Maroons:

TheSeminole Scouis

Pan-Festival Workshop:

Facades&

HouseDressing

Traditionsof Self

(iovernment:

GuianaMaroon Kuutu

\(w ^| anguages

(Ireatedfrom Old

\\iiinenin

Maroon

(Cultures

Military Strategies&

Martial Arts

Innovation&

Continuities:

PersonalStylein

I»iess-V<)iii.mirni 1^»

Activity

Center Workshops

Patchworkfrom theGuianas

LearntoMake Colombian Palenqueio PlaitedFans

PlayJamaican MaroonGames

TryGuianese MaroonDance

On-going Demonstra-

tions ColombiaArea:

DrumRepair, Plaited8c

WovenWork.

"Trampas"&

'Jaulas,"Rite Processing, Trapmaking GuianasArea:

Architecture, Stitcherv,Wood

'Carving,1louse Dressing, PaintedHouse

Decoration, PlaitedHair Designs, Calabash Caning, Boatbuilding,

Basketry, N'etmaking, Trap Making,

Crocheted Calfband

Making, Processing&

Preparing Cassava, Plaiting,Rice

Processing SeminoleArea:

Documenting FamilyHistory,

CowboySkills, CavalrySkills,

Foodways JamaicaArea:

Thatching.

Drummaking&

Repair,Making Bird *&Fish Traps,Working

withFiber,

Hammock Making, Basketry Mexico:Herbal

Medicine

Foodways

Seminole Maroon

(looking Traditions;

FrvBread

Ndjuka&Aluku Food Preparation&

Presentation foi

BookoDei

—

Community Celebration

[amahan MaroonSurviva

Foods:

Jerk Pork

Palenquero

(looking with Sugartane ManiPlateado

Guianas:

Sugarcane Beverages

SpecialEvent:

7:00pm-1:00am

—

Guiana Maroon Booko DeiCeremony

Incommemora-

tionofthe an<estors:An eveningof Story-

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Stone Carving

Tent

Ongoing demonstra- tionsby^si'me

cuttersand carvers cur- rentlyworking

torestore the WhileHouse

Narrative Stage

Narrativeses- sionswith WhileHouse

workeison traditions of teachingand

li.iiiniig, skills

andworking knowledge, daily tasksand specialevents, teamwork,si<>- riesandcus- toms,relationships withfirst families,fellow

woi kersand guests, transi-

tions,and

social(hanges affectingwork- erculture

Narrativeses- sionsatthe following time

willhesign- interpreted:

1:45-2:30 3:15-4:00

Friday, July ³

NEW ^MEXICO

Plaza

Los Matai hines

Los

Comam

hes

(luentos: Stoiiej

liom theRio

(IrandeValley

raosPueblo

Com

ha Family Dancers

'Storytelling

Kitchen

Indo-Hispanii

(looking

African-

\inci u^,111 Cooking

Indo-Hispanii

<ⁱtoking

(!zech-Ameri<an Cooking

CochinPucbl<

(looking

William&

VondraDorn:

Gospel Traditions

1<isMatachines

Indo-Hispanii Cooking

(lookinginthe Hiniio

Music

Stage

losReyesde Albuqueique

Fiddle Styles

Juan^Kloies&

Charla Nettieton:

Musi<.tde^la

I'IOllll'l.1

1,o\Alegi is MusicadeIos

Vieji>s

Antonⁱa Apoda<.i.

I leofes Ortiz,

(liprianoVigil:

Spanish

(lolonialMusu (ohnn)&

LutheiWhelan:

\llis|(,|(If(OS Vaquei>*s

I<>sReyfes^<!<

Albuquerque

|uanI-1(ues&

Charla Nettieton:

\Insh.i<icla

Fntntera

/Range

Charreada

Iraditions

Ranch

11aditiims

Ranch

1raditions

Charreada [raditions

Ilorsemanship

Learning

Center/

Camp

Fire

Saddles

Mai krling

1radition

(lampIn^<

(.cm/.ini

Tradition

William&

\inuliaDorn:

Gospel Tradiinms

Cuentos: Stones hornlheRio (irandeValley

Fernando Cellicion:

Flute /amiPueblo

(lampFire

Finding Materialslor

Traditions

"American Encounters,''apermanentexhibi- tion thatexaminesthe historicalrelationships of

New

Mexico'scultures,isopento the public in theSmithsonian's National

Museum

of American History.

7:00

NATIVE

AMERICAN MUSIC

11:00

Schedulesare subjectto change.

Check

signsin each

program

areafor specificinformation.

Sign languageinterpreterswill be availablefor selected programs.

Programs

thatwill be interpretedare

marked

with the

symbol

fi^ .

MAROON PROGRAM

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Music and Dance Area

AlukuMusic&

Dance from FrenchGuiana

Mexican Cimarrones:

Corridos

Jamaican Maroon Processions!

Music:

Accompong

Colombia Palenquero Music&Dance

SaramakaMusic

&Dance from Suriname

Jamaican MaroonMusic

MaroonStory Songs""

NdjukaMusic

&Dance from Suriname

Narrative Area:

Kuutu Osu

Palenquede SanBasilio:

Oral Traditions

Innovation&

Continuities:

Pei^sitn.ilStyle inDress&

Ornament

Seminole M. noons:

TheSeminol' Scouts

Traditionsoi Self

(lovernment

Maroon(lames

Women

Maroon Cultures

Maroon

Identityinthe IMMOs

Aestheticsof

Itress

Activity

Center Workshops

Patchworkfrom theGuianas

Learn toMake Colombian Palenquero PlaitedFans

Pla\ [amaican Maroon Games

TryGuianese

\l.uoiinDance

On-going Demonstra-

tions

ColorrtbiaArea:

DrumRepaii

Plaited&

WovenWork,

"Tramp,is .^

'jaulas,"Rice Processing Trapmaking GuianasArea:

Architecture, Stitchery,Wood

CaFving, House' Dressing, Painted^Ilouse

Decoration, PlaitedHair Designs, Calabash Carving, Boatbuilding,

Basketry,

Netmakmg, Trap Making,

Crocheted Calfband

Making, Processing&

Preparing Cassava, Plaiting,Rice

Processing SeminoleArea:

Documenting FamilyHistory,

CowboySkills.

CavalrySkills,

Foodways JamaicaArea:

Thatching,

Drummaking&

Repair,Making Bird8cFish Traps,Working

with Fiber.

Hammock Making, Basketry Mexico: Musical

Instrument Making

Foodways

Seminole Maroon Food

Preparation

Guiana Maroon

(!iloking with Peanuts

[amai(dn MaroonSurvival

Foiids Jerk Pork

Palenquero

(.<jiiking with

Cornmeal:

ArepadeiIuev<

Seminole Maroon Cookingwith

(i»inmeal

WHITE HOUSE

11:00

Saturday, July 4

NEW MEXICO

Plaza

1a<»sPueblo

(loncha Famil)

I).UH(ls

Storytelling

IosMatatnines

William&

VondraDorn;

(.iispel

11adiu<ms

Ios(loman< hes

(Junius;Slotit'-

llimitheRio

(irandeValle\

I,uisPueblo

(;<miha Family

Dancers

Fernando

(elliiion:

Mi^iir /innPueblo

Kitchen

(veth-American

(looking

lndo-| (ispanii Cooking

(

'<inkinginthe

Homo

(.«><Inn Puelill

(looking

TesnquePuebli (looking

Aim.ui-

Ameih.ui (looking

MakingRistias

Music

Stage

[olinin&

I uthei Whelan:

Musit.idelos Vaquei>>s

Fernando

(.cIIkion:

Flute /mil Pueblc

Los Reyesde Albuquerque

Antonia

\|mida<.i, (lleofus^<⁾ⁱli/, {liprianoVigil:

S]unish ColonialMusk

FiddleStyles

Fei n.tiidiⁱ

Celli i

Flute /milPiiehk

Jli.mFlores&

Charla Nettleton:

Musk,idela

Iioiilei.i

IosReyesde Albuquerque

LosAlegres:

\Iiisu adelos

\^li|<>s

Range

(lhaneada

fraditions

Ilorsemanship

(lhaiⁱeada

fraditions

R.mtli Traditions

Learning

Center/

Camp

Fire

Women

Mush

(lampFin

[magesofNew

Mt'XKⁱⁱ

IaosPuebh

fradititms

Pan-Festival Workshop:

Rural I ife&

1 in uiHimeiil

Simgs^'>lFaith

1,< is(

'.<imaiKlie*

(lampH

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

NATIVE

AMERICAN MUSIC

Music

Stage

MurrayPorter:

Oneida Keyboardist

Singer

\naragua MaiimbaTrie

(Iherokee Indian Baptist("lion

Vint ent Craig:

Navajo

(iuitarist Singei Sharon Burth:

Navajo

(.uilai1st Singer

|ake^<loin:

Ilopi

(iuitarist Singei Brent Michael

Davids:

Mohican Flautist ⁽lomposer

KiddleStyles:

Mitthil Imile Mountain Athabaskan

Yukon WhiteBo\ &the

WagonBurners:

Onondaga Blues R*'.<k

AlexGomez Band:

O'odham Waila

Musk ⁽ ^"<:hitken

Scratch")

Narrative Stage

Navaji'MHsu

Maiketing

Mi)araguan Musk

Fiddle

Workshop

( lassual Mush

(Iherokee Hymn

Singing

Iroquoian fraditions

Satled Set ulai

Musk

ProtestSongs

"American Encounters,"apermanent exhibi- tion thatexaminesthehistorical relationships of

New

Mexico'scultures,isopen to the public in theSmithsonian's National

Museum

^of AmericanHistory.

Schedulesare subject tochange.

-Check

signsin each

program

areafor specificinformation.

Signlanguage interpreterswillbeavailable for selected programs.

Programs

thatwillbe interpretedare [narked with the

symbol

fig^.

MAROON ^PROGRAM

WHITE HOUSE

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Music and Dance Area

Saramaka Musk &Dance

Music&Dance

«it Mi.oreTown

Maroons

\liikuMusk &

Dance

Narrative Area:

Kiiutu

Osu

TalkingAbout Treaties

African

(Continuities:

Musical Instruments from African Sources

Seminole Maroons:

FromFloridato Brackettville

Musk of the\ Costa Chi<.i

Maroons&

Colombian Palenqueros

\i1iimpofig Maroonsol

Jamaica:

Musk &Dana

NdjufcaMusk

&Dance

MaroonStory Songs

NewMusicin,i

NewLand:_£§j AlekeMusk

"

fromFrench Guiana&

Suriname

Tradititins^<>l

Self Government:

GuianaMaroon K111111

NewLanguages Createdfrom

Old

Shiius from Ecuador

Maroon

Identityinthe 1990s

Military Strategies&

MartialArts

Activity

Center Workshops

Pat(hwork from

tiieGuianas

Learnu^>Make

(Colombian Palenquero PlaitedFans

In Guianese M,n^«'onMusic

&Dance

Play|amaican MaroonGames

On-going Demonstra-

tions

ColombiaArea:

DrumRepair, Plaited.V

WovenWork,

"11ampas"&

"|aulas,"Rice Processing.

rrapmaking GuianasArea:

Architecture, Stitcher),\\«mid

Caning,Ilouse Dressing, PaintedIlouse

Detoiation, PlaitedHair Designs, Calabash Caning.

Boatbuilding, Basketry, Neimaking,

["rapMaking,

(Irocheted Calfband Making, I'nicessing8c

Preparing

(lassava, Plaiting,Rice

Processing SeminoleArea:

Documenting FamilyHistory,

CowboySkills,

Cavaln Skills.

Foodways JamaicaArea:

That*lung,

Drummaking&

Repair,Making Bird&Fish

11aps,Working with Fiber,

Ilammock Making, Basketr)

Mexico: Herbal Medu^nit-

Foodways

Seminole Maroons:

WrappedFi><id

—

Tamales

Guianese Maroons:

WrappedFood

—

Doku

[amaican Maroons:

WrappedFood

—

Dokunu

Palenqueni

Cooking:

\\'i,i|i|icdFood

—

Boll.,

Seminole Maroon Foodways

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Stone Carving

Tent

Ongoing demonstra- tions In stone

cutters.mil carvers cur- rentlyworking

torestore the WhiteHouse

Narrative Stage

Narrativeses- sionswith WhiteHouse

workerson:

traditionsol teachingand learning,skills

andworking knowledge, daily tasksand

specialevents, teamwork,^sto- riesandcus- toms,relation- Ships-withfirst families,fellow workersand guests, transi-

tions,and

socialchanges affectingwork- erculture

Narrative sessionsat the followingtimes

willbesign- interpreted:

1:15-2:00 2:00^-2:45

Sunday, _{July 5}

NEW MEXICO

Plaza

LosMatachines

Los

(!oman<lies

Cuenu^is:

si.hiesfrom

tin*RioGrande Valley William

&

Vondra Dorn

(.1ispel rraditions

raosPueblo

(loncha Family Daneers

Innando Cellicion:

Flute /amiPuebl<

1<isReyesde Albuquerque

Los

(lomanches

Kitchen

Aiman-

Ametitan

(.<i«»king

(lochitiPueblc

< i"iking

[ndi-Ilispanii

(lotiking

Czech- Anu'iH an

(looking

(!o<ikinginthe

Ilom.>

In.^l<^<1[ispanic

All uan American

(looking

Music

Stage

fuanFlores&

( harla Nettleton:

Musiiadela

1-rontera

I iddleStyles

I-isReyes<\r

Albuquerque

1os Alegres:

Muskadelos Viejos

|oliiin\&

I inIhi \\IkLiii Musiiadelos

Vaquenis

Antonia Vpodaca,

< leofes<>m/.

(apriano\igil:

Spanish

(ColonialMusi<

Fiddle Styles

|uanFlores&

Charla Nettleton:

Musi<.ide^la FVontera

Range

(hainada

Iraditii wis

1hiisemanship

Rand.

Traditions

(lharreada Traditions

Learning

Center/

Camp

Fire

Range,¹and.

& ¹ⁱadition

Wilham&

Vondra Dorn:

(iospel fraditions

reinanili>

<!elli<i'mi Flute /aimPuebh

Ius\laiaihines

In.hla

(-ani|ⁱIik

Cuentos;

^

Sti»iiesFromthe Rio<irande

Valle\

"AmericanEncounters,"apermanentexhibi- tion thatexaminesthe historicalrelationships ofNew.Mexico'scultures,isopen tothepub-

lit in theSmithsonian's National

Museum

of American ^IlistoiA.

7:00

NATIVE

AMERICAN MUSIC

11:00

Schedulesare subjecttochange.

Check

signsin each

program

areaforspecificinformation.

Signlanguage interpreterswillbe availableforselected programs.

Programs

thatwillbe interpreted are

marked

with the

symbol ^

MAROON PROGRAM

WHITE HOUSE

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Music and Dance Area

AlukuMusic8c

Dance from FrenchGuiana

Mexican Cimarrones:

Corridos

Jamaican MaroonMusic

Colombia Palenquero Music8cDance:

Bullerengue

Saramaka Music8cDance from Surinam

Jamaican MaroonMusic

Journeyto

Accompong

Revisited

Ndjuka Music8cDance fromSurhiame

Narrative Area:

Kuiiiii

Osu

Palenque de San Basifio:

Oral Traditions

JoUMH\ tO

Accomong

Revisited

Seminole Maroons:

From Florida to Brackettville

Traditions^<>l Sell

(Government:

Resolving Confli(is

Maroon ^<>ames

Storiesfrom Fcuador

MaroonIdentit) inthe 1996s

S

\2 TheSpiritof

Marronage

Activity

Center Workshops

Patchworkfrom theGuianas

LearntoMake ColomBian Palenquero PlaitedFans

PlayJamaican MaroonGames

Try(>uianese M.uim>nDan<e

On-going Demonstra-

tions

ColombiaArea:

DrumRepair, Plaited&Woven

Work, HTrampas"&

"Jaulas,"Rice Processing, Trapmaking GuianasArea:

Architecture,.

Stitcher}',Wood Caning,House

Dressing, PaintedHouse

Decoration, PlaitedHair Designs,

(lalabash Carving, Boatbuilding,

Basketry, Netmaking, Trap Making,"

Crocheted Caliband

Making, Processing&

Preparing Cassava, Plaiting,Rue

Processing SeminoleArea:

Documenting FamilyHistory,

CowboySkills, CavalrySkills,

Foodways JamaicaArea:

Thatching, Drummaking&

Repair,Making Bird8cFish Traps,Working

withFiber,

Hammock Making, Basketry Mexico: Herbal

Medicine

Foodways

Seminole ^I MaroonStaples

<aHikingwith

()<III1IIH,tl

(ruianese

MaroonStaples:

Growing, I'iimessing&

Cooking^Riie

j.im.iK.in

MaroonSurvival Foods:

Jerk Pork

Palenquno Cooking^wild

Rice

Manton I '«mi<s

&Healing Prepaiations

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

3:00

4:00

5:00

Stone Carving

Tent

Ongoing demonstra- tions by stone

cuttersand carvers cur- rent]) working _torestorethe

WhiteII..use

Narrative Stage

Narrativeses- sions with WhiteHouse

workerson:

traditionsⁱ>l

teaching and.

learning,skills

andworking knowledge.

dail) tasksand

Special events.

teamwork,^sto- riesandcus- toms,relatii >n- ships withfirst families, fellow workers and guests, transi-

tions,and

s<Ki.ililianges affectingwork-

ei iultnre

Vn

rative ses- sionsatthe following times

willbesign- interpreted: .

II ^- li:45 12:30-1:15 2:00-2:I".

Festival Staff

Director, CenteiforiEolklifeProgramsandCul- tural Studies:Richard Kurin

FestivalDirector:DianaParker

AdministrativeOfficer: BarbaraStrickland Editor:PeterSeitel

Designer:|oan Wolbier

Assistant Designers:

Arm

¹[arisen, Rebecca Lepkowski

Design Interns:Tanja^Bos,Jane

Umlauf

Publication Review:Arlene Reiniger Pan-Festival Workshop^<oordinator:Olivia

Cadaval

Assistant WorkshopCoordinator:Jennifer Page

TechnicalCoordinator:PeteReiniger Associate Technicaltoordinator:⁽lonnie

Lane

Carpenters:Bill Foster, Deane Halsey,

(:hrisInsley, ⁽lharlie

Wehi

CrewChief: LisaOgonowski

Exhibit Workers: reresaBallard, Pheth Chanthapanya,C.J. Cliff,JulieHobo, RonaldHunt, Beth Knight, Jennifer Roth, Kevin Livingston,Terry Menielield,Melinda Simms, ^Braxton Toler.AlfWalle

TechnicalCrewClerk/Typist:Rhea Jones

Sii/)/)l\Coordinator:Kevin Doran

AssistantSupply Coorindator:David Lesansky

logistics Coordinator:Senain Kheshgi SoundCoordinator:

Tim

Kidwell

\o»»(/ Technicians:

Don

Fetterman, Steve Fisher,

Mark

Fitzgerald,

Tom

Gart- land, MarkGriswold,Gregg Lamping.

Dean Languell.Jens

McVoy.John

Reynolds, SusanWhite

StageManagers:EricAnnis.Jefl Anthony, Betty Belanus, Beth Curten,Liesl Dees, JohnKemper.Barbaral.au, Susan Levitas, Al McKenney,Ilelene Monteil

SoundCrew:MauriceJackson,

John

^Miel-

czarek

FiscalManager:HeatherBittner Bester Fiscal Technician:KayStiibli

Clerk/Typist:Linda Benner

Usistant^to^theFestivalDint hn^:Fijihcma

McLean

Intern:Gretchen Hunter

SpecialEventsCoordinator:YuletteGeorge

Participant Coordinator:Marilyn Abel Assistant Participant Coordinators:Maria

Blown,Rose(ion/ales.Stephanie Smith

HousingCoordinator:

bene

Zimmerma'nn

SinmlCoordinator:[ohari Rashad

FoodwaysCoordinator:

Jim

Deutsch Information/AccessibilityCoordinator:John

Franklin

luteins: Lisa(.lass.Malina/ Pater-Roy Sign LanguageInterpreters:CandasBarnes,

[ean Lindquist,

Hank Young

Volunteei Coordinator:_J.R.Glover Assistant Volunteei Coordinator: Beverly

Simons

(hiejVolunteers:Willette Carlton,Priscilla Flowers, MaiilynGaston, Skip Cole, PhyllisAgnelli-Lesansky, Sidney March,"Virginia McCauley,Neville Waters

Smithsonian/Folkways^I^lei^{mil mi's}^Director:

AnthonySeegei

Recordings Coordinator: LeslieSpitz-Edson Recordings .MailOrdei Manager: Dudlex

Connell

Documentation Coordinator:Jefl Place AssistantDocumentation Coordinator:Lori

1aylor

Photographers:Eri< Long. Laurie Minor- Penland, Dane Periland,Richard Strauss.

Hugh

Talman,Jeff Tinslev.

Ric kVargas

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Andrew

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Andrew

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Enrique Lamadrid,^Felix Lopez,Tessie Xaranjo,GilbertSanchez, Maria Varela,

Andrew

Wiget

Musit ^Sta<;eM.C.:Claude Stephenson

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Tomas

Atencio,CharlesCar-

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Beaumont

^Chrisnei^. ^Patricia

D'Andrea, Tobias Duran. Judith Gold- berg, JoseGriego,Jim^Harris,^Stanley Hordes,

Theodore

Jojola, Kenneth Keppeler,GinaL'Acqua. Enrique Lamadrid, Katherinel.iden.Jack Loef-

HelenLucero,

Gwendolyn Mintz,Lynn Moncus,.

Stephan Moore, Pal Music. A.Rudv

Padilla, PatriciaRuiz. Marilee Schmit.

GlendaSours, ElizabethTaliman.

SogeTrack.SandraTurner, Maria Varela,Marta Wiegle,PeterWhite

Research Associate:DeniseJoseph

Creativity

and

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Maroon

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Americas

ProgramCurators:Ken Bilby,Diana N'Diave

ProgramCoordinator:Hector Corporan LearningCentei Coordinator:Vivien

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Thomas

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Ilermes R.M. Libretto.Suriname;

Lorenzo Manuel MirandaTorres, HelianaPortesde Roux, Colombia;

Maureen

Rowe, Jamaica

The Changing Soundscape

Indian Country

Program Curator:

Thomas Vennum.

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Dan

Sheehy, NickSpitzer,

Bob

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Tom Vennum

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Tom Vennum

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White House

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Ann

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Tim

Lloyd, Worth Long.

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Ann

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7:00

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NEW ^MEXICO

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