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Folklore Courses for Spring 2009

INT 410
Introduction to Linguistics (online) Taught by Pauleena MacDougall

ANT 425
Oral History and Folklore: Fieldwork (online) Taught by Pamela Dean


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MF 032 Louise Manny / Lord Beaverbrook Folksong Collection

Number of Interviews:
Dates when interviews were conducted: 1976
Time period covered: ca. 1890-1940
Principal interviewers: Joan Brooks; Jack Beard
Finding Aides: brief indexes and full transcripts
Access Restrictions: none

Description: 853 Wilson, James R. 1974. New Brunswick: Miramichi area. 9 pp. Tape: 3 hrs. w/ brief cat. Accession consists of eleven tape reels containing approximately 125 songs and ballads dubbed in the early 1960s from Louise Manny’s original acetate disc field recordings (1950s-1960s) which are collectively known as the “Lord Beaverbrook Collection of New Brunswick Folksong.” The tape copies were supplied by James R. Wilson in conjunction with the National Museum of Canada which also has taped copies. Singers include Wilmot MacDonald, Frank Ramsay, Thomas W. Coughlan, Ernest Tozer, Basil Thibodeau, John Stymiest, George Campbell, Jared MacLean, Fred MacMahon, Willie MacDonald, Stanley MacDonald, E. Robichaud, Arthur MacDonald, Bessie Crocker, and G. E. Duplessis, Marie Hare, and many others. T794 - T797 [Note: not all of the material is contained on these service copy reels].


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