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Founding Folks. An Oral History of the Winnipeg Folk Festival
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- Nombre de pages516
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-77284-113-8
- EAN9781772841138
- Date de parution22/05/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille19 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurUniversity of Manitoba Press
Résumé
The story of the Winnipeg Folk Festival, from the folks who were there
Every July since 1974, Manitoba's Birds Hill Provincial Park has been home to one of Canada's most vibrant and storied celebrations of folk music-the Winnipeg Folk Festival. Founding Folks tells the festival's origin story, from founder Mitch Podolak's unlikely dream of bringing folk music to prairie stages to how it became one of the most influential Folk Festivals in North America.
Through conversations with staff, volunteers, and musicians-including Bruce Cockburn, Tom Jackson, and David Amram-filmmaker Kevin Nikkel offers a nuanced look at community building, explores the relationships between politics and culture, and provides fascinating insight into the lifelong friendships that developed among some of folk music's most defining figures. Brought to life by more than ninety photographs, this book is a testament to the vitality of prairie arts and culture.
Founding Folks captures the spirit and enthusiasm of those early festival days and preserves this legacy for festival goers, students of culture and history, music enthusiasts, and folkies everywhere.
Through conversations with staff, volunteers, and musicians-including Bruce Cockburn, Tom Jackson, and David Amram-filmmaker Kevin Nikkel offers a nuanced look at community building, explores the relationships between politics and culture, and provides fascinating insight into the lifelong friendships that developed among some of folk music's most defining figures. Brought to life by more than ninety photographs, this book is a testament to the vitality of prairie arts and culture.
Founding Folks captures the spirit and enthusiasm of those early festival days and preserves this legacy for festival goers, students of culture and history, music enthusiasts, and folkies everywhere.
