Performers and Programs

Program Information

Program name: Exploring American Folk
Program category: History
Music
Other
Program length: 45 min. - 1 hour
Audience level: All ages
Audience size: unlimited
Program description: Traditional American Folk songs and tunes tracing sections of American history with the use of a U.S. map. We will show the Old Chisolm Trail (The Lonesome Cowboy) and Oregon Trail (Sweet Betsy From Pike), the path of the Underground Railroad (Follow the Drinking Gourd), the Erie Canal and others. There will be opportunites for singing along and creative movement. Instruments will include fiddle, mandolin, guitar, vocals and traditional American instruments mountain dulcimer, limberjack, and banjo. We will also explain the importance of folk music throughout history.
Space/special requirements: The fee for a single performer is up to $300 plus travel.
Travel restrictions:
Program fee: $351- $500
Is this fee negotiable? Yes
Mileage included? No
If no, cost per mile: $0.35
Notes about the fee: The fee for a single performer is up to $300 plus travel.
Other notes: Mileage rate of $0.40/mi. is for out of area only.
Regions this program
can be performed in:
Western
Rochester
Central
South Central
Capital District
North Country
Metro
Southeastern
Long Island
Program last updated: 02/22/2007
   
Performer Information (see all of this performer's programs)
Stage name: Cavanaugh & Kavanaugh
Performer name: Deb Cavanaugh
Phone: 518 463-7103
Mailing address: 2280 Duanesburg Rd
Duanesburg, NY 12056
E-mail address: music_and@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.cavand kav.com
   
Previous appearances at: Greenwood Lake, Middletown Thrall, Liberty, Fort Plain, Rochester
Contact information for New York State Public Libraries
Performer information last updated: 03/26/2010

 

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