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Regional
Balladeer
Folk Songs, Folk Lore, People and Places. |
![]() George's Biography |
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| Songs and Stories of the
canals and Adirondacks, fresh and salt waters, Ireland, England, America |
Banjo,
Guitar, Tin whistle, Concertina, Fiddle, Jaw Harp and more |
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Click barge for a short music sample (more below at CDbaby & iTunes) |
Instruction in various instruments: guitar - folk styles, beginner through advanced; 5-string banjo - clawhammer beginner through advanced, 3-finger (bluegrass) beginner and intermediate; english concertina - beginner through advanced; Irish pennywhistle - beginner through advanced.
Click to order from CDbaby |
Click to order from CDbaby |
| Oh That Low Bridge CD brings you 15 songs from the
golden age of America’s canals. Life, work and
travel on the canal are recreated in this excellent collection
of songs by performer and music historian George Ward. Carefully
researched with detailed notes, this authentic song collection is a
must for anyone interested in the traditions and folk culture of
America’s canals. |
All Our Brave Tars; British
and American Songs from the Age of Fighting Sail. A masterful
historical presentation from the man who gave us similar musical
studies of the Erie Canal. Here George explores the ballad traditions
of the great seafaring conflicts of the 17th and 18th centuries. Would
that all of our history lessons could be taught in such a fascinating
way! |
| Folk Legacy Records | CDbaby | iTunes | full
lyrics & recording |
Contact Information: George Ward PO Box 201 Rexford, NY 12148 Phone: (518) 399-0315 E-mail: mulesong@aol.com new mail: george@mulesong.com |
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George is also a founding member of the Black Crow Network, the brainchild of Vaughn Ward. We plan have links to their activities. For now see: Adirondack Women (Oct 22, 2005) and farmfest old but interesting :-) |