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Society for Ethnomusicology European and North American Concert, Saturday October 25, 2008
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Songs from the Shop region of Bulgaria: Corinne Sykes and Maria Stankova, voice
- Introduction (:15-:37)
- Спава ми се лега ми се — Spava mi se, lega mi se (I want to sleep, I want to lie down) (:38-2:46)
- Ветар Вее — Vetar Vee (The Wind is Blowing) (3:12-4:50)
- Макя Яна — Makya Yana (Mother Yana) (5:00-6:18)
- Пуста младост– Pusta mladost (Damn Youth) (6:18-8:30)
Sea Chanteys: The Scrimshaw Crimps (Revell Carr and ensemble, voice)
- Introduction (10:25-12:39)
- John Kanaka (12:40-15:05)
- Bunting Chantey (15:37-15:50)
- High Low Johnny Brown (16:55-21:45)
Swedish dance tunes
- Introduction (21:55-22:59)
- Hobbing (23:00-24:35)
- tune 2 (two versions) (25:00-27:22)
- Baroque polska (27:58-30:25)
Old-Time music: James Ruchala, fiddle, and Cullen Strawn, banjo
- Introduction (31:38-32:14)
- Duck river (32:15-35:15)
- Susanna gal (Fly around my pretty miss) (36:42-41:13)
Tom Ross, guitar and voice
- Introduction (41:55-42:44)
- Turning ten (by Tom Ross) (42:45-48:45)
Captive Ballad: Brenda Romero, guitar and voice
- Introduction (48:50-49:39)
- La Cautiva Marcelina (49:40-53:25)
Balkan music: Carole Silverman, voice, Mark Levy, clarinet, and Kalin Kirilov, accordion
- Introduction (53:25)
- 2 pravo horos (55:26-60:22)
- 2 Romani tunes (61:05-66:42)
- Accordion solo (traditional Romani tunes) (66:52-68:42)
- Romani song (68:58-71:45)