How the Appalachian Mountains preserved ancient British ballads | 36 historical recordings скачать в хорошем качестве

How the Appalachian Mountains preserved ancient British ballads | 36 historical recordings

This video aims to demonstrate how traditional British and Irish folk songs were preserved in Appalachia, with emphasis on traditional recordings. The video is very long, but feel free to just listen to the music without taking in all of the details! I will be uploading lots more similar content, so make sure you subscribe to my channel to make sure you don't miss it! Many of the featured recordings were taken from the YouTube channel Reynard the Fox, which has collected and uploaded several thousand authentic English language folk songs. I’d urge everyone interested in traditional music to explore and subscribe to Reynard the Fox’s channel. Here it is:    / @liederfuchs   Here is a link to every single recording featured: Introduction (0:00): Harry Cox – Seventeen Come Sunday:    • Видео   Bertha Baird (and Buna Hicks):    • Видео   I. G. Greer – Sweet William and Fair Ellen:    • Видео   Linnie Landers – The Scotland Man:    • Видео   Horton Barker – There was an Old Lady:    • Видео   Dock Boggs – Pretty Polly:    • Видео   Popular Ango-Irish folk songs in the Ritchie repertoire (4:26): Jean Ritchie – The Little Devils:    • Видео   Kitty Cassidy – Pretty Polly:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – False Sir John:    • Видео   Young Singer – Lord Ronald: https://www.vwml.org/record/VWMLSongI... Jean Ritchie – Lord Randall:    • Видео   Frank Hinchliffe – Edward:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Edward:    • Видео   Joseph Taylor – Lord Bateman:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Lord Bateman:    • Видео   John Partridge – The Cherry Tree Carol: http://glostrad.com/cherry-tree-carol... Jean Ritchie – The Cherry Tree Carol:    • Видео   Sam Larner – Barbara Allen:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Barbary Allen:    • Видео   Fred Hewitt – The Prickle Holly Bush:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Hangman:    • Видео   Paddy Tunney – Seven Little Gypsies:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Raggle Taggle Gypsies:    • Видео   Louie Hooper – Georgie:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Geordie:    • Видео   Dorothy Bavey – Here We Come a-Wassailing: https://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-tradit... Jean Ritchie – The Wassail Song:    • Видео   Specific examples of the preservation of old ballads (17:44): Texas Gladden – The Devil’s Nine Questions:    • Видео   Berzilla Wallin – Love Has Brought Me to Despair:    • Видео   Lee Monroe Presnell – The House Carpenter:    • Видео   Buna Hicks (and Bertha Baird):    • Видео   Samuel Harmon – The Wild Boar:    • Видео   Jean Ritchie – Darby Ram:    • Видео   Charlie Wills – Derby Ram:    • Видео   Concluding Thoughts (29:55): Nimrod Workman – The Lady Gay:    • Видео   Mariana Schaupp – Robin Hood and Little John:    • Видео   Correction: Since making this video, it has become clear to me that two or three of the Jean Ritchie recordings were most likely not learnt in the oral tradition, such as the Wassail Song and Raggle Taggle Gypsies, which she probably learnt from print or from British and Irish singers. If I made this video again, I would focus more on where each Appalachian recording came from, and discuss in more detail the huge part broadside ballads played in the distribution of the songs. In the recording at 0:45, it is in fact Greer's wife playing the dulcimer to accompany his singing. Support this channel on Patreon: https://patreon.com/TheFolkRevivalPro...