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I saw Jeremiah playing brilliant piano accordion at a session/jam at Festival Mémoire et Racines last year. Does he also play button accordéon, anyone know? ...
Lucy Couture
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Apr 1, 2005
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This sounds interesting Marc. My parents and sister were born in Quebec (French) and I was born in Hartford. I taught myself spoons at house parties to the...
joseph lavariere
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Apr 1, 2005
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I would not dare giving a jugement about the age of a folk song but there are hints about the origin and the travels of a song. In the list of songs collected...
Henry Boucher
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Apr 1, 2005
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I'm looking for musicians in the Bangor (Maine) area intereste in playing Quebecois music. I play the harmonica. I'm looking for a guitarist, banjo player,...
reylambert
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Apr 2, 2005
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Salut, I was just looking for this URL for myself and thought I'd re-post Sylvain's message. I believe this show is live on the net every Sunday 5 pm EST. I...
Lucy Couture
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Apr 2, 2005
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Joe, You wrote: Recently I bought a tape (Bodrain, Bones and Spoons from Mel Bay) that shows a more robust technique. Tantalizing...what is more robust about...
Marc Vautour
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Apr 3, 2005
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2114
I know the man from Lac St-Jean. The man who use to make these wood spoon is named Roch Tremblay. I visited his shop on Route du Lac, Alma, last fall. He...
Luc Perron
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Apr 4, 2005
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2115
I'm going on tour soon with the San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers. My little feature set in the concert will include two québécois tunes and one métis tune...
Winslow Yerxa
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Apr 4, 2005
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Hi Winslow: I've seen a variety of things done but am far from an expert myself. I'd suggest that you e-mail Olivier Demers of Le Vent du Nord for some advice...
Kathleen Parewick
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Apr 5, 2005
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Winslow - Please let us know what you find out. I sometimes help with live sound at local venues and would be interested in the best way to go. Also, are you...
DK
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Apr 5, 2005
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Bonjour to all - The past few weeks since I joined the group has brought such generous responses and so much knowledge! A few questions for those of us who are...
DK
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Apr 5, 2005
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Sabin Jacques, accordeon and pieds, that I saw one day playing with Matapat, use a "C-DUCER" pickup on a plywood board. It sound verry well on stage. The...
Luc Perron
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Apr 5, 2005
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Dawn, Monsieur Boudreault is dead in 1988. I live in the same town, Chicoutimi on the shore of Saguenay River. The last fiddle of Louis is now own by Claude...
Luc Perron
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Apr 5, 2005
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I can only speak about whether Pitou Boudreault is still alive: he is not, unfortunately for us. Here is a bio, taken from ...
Benoit Pelletier Shoja
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Apr 5, 2005
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Winslow, An interesting question. Borrowing laterally as Quebecers sometimes did.... In the copious and informative notes to the enjoyable CD 'Traditional...
Marc Vautour
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Apr 5, 2005
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Hi Dawn, The province of Québec is geographically large (a little over twice the size of Texas), with different areas being settled at different times by...
joesqueezebox
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Apr 5, 2005
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2124
... Fiddle, accordion and harmonica on the front line, supported by feet, piano, guitar, bombarde (jawe harp) and on some old records, some sort of bird...
Winslow Yerxa
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2125
Cow's skull, eh? I've heard similar stiroes where a jug was buried under a hearthstone to reflect the sound. So, I arrive at the concert hall and find the...
Winslow Yerxa
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Apr 5, 2005
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2126
... Matapat, ... stage. ... That sounds nice and simple! How thick was the board? ... channels (one ... for feet. ... accoustic ... a stage. ... How did you...
Winslow Yerxa
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... Yes. At least I live there. I'm from western Canada. And will the ... Tiens. Just San Francisco area and the Pacific Northwest - Portland, Seattle,...
Winslow Yerxa
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Bonjour , The violin is the absolute oldest instrument in Québec , in those time when Canada was called " Nouvelle France " there were already mentions of...
Henry Boucher
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Apr 5, 2005
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2129
Andre Marchand suggests somewhere that tapping might involve a native american influence, though "no one knows." Can anyone add anything to that? Elderly...
Jeff Farmer
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Apr 5, 2005
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2130
Before 1900 ( and a bit after ) , most country people used to wear home made shoes , that looked like Indian mocassin . There was a summer version , like a...
Henry Boucher
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Thanks Luc (Merci Beaucoup-je fais un peu de francais). If you encounter any spoons with long points feel free to contact me. I think the wood replaces feet a...
joseph lavariere
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Apr 6, 2005
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Marc The technique positions the metal spoons in the hand so that they are less likely to flop than the way I taught myself. I use wooden carved spoons that...
joseph lavariere
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Apr 6, 2005
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Lark in the Morning carries a few kinds of wooden spoons with points. I receive their catalog (fascinating, all kinds of instruments) but have never ordered...
Jeff Farmer
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Apr 6, 2005
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2134
Didn't Mme. Bolduc sing a sing about souliers de boeuf? Looking at the web link you gave, I notice that it's for items related to Loyalists. I take this to...
Winslow Yerxa
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Apr 6, 2005
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2135
Pat, You wrote: I live in the Outaouais (Ottawa River Valley) where fiddle is the name of the game with some Scots influence. As it was a lumbering region with...
Marc Vautour
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Apr 6, 2005
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2136
a Canadian friend-history buff says the loyalists were americans who migrated to Canada to remain loyal to the King during the independance war....
Lucy Couture
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Apr 6, 2005
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Actually, Loyalists did not leave to avoid the war (maybe some did). Most fought actively to maintain British rule. It wasn't all red- coated movie villains...
Winslow Yerxa
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