(Folk Song Papers No.6)
Edited by Steve Roud & David Atkinson
ISBN 978-1-0686406-9-8
196pp.
£15.00 (+£3.20 p+p). For overseas postage please contact us before paying.
Another wide-ranging collection of papers on aspects of Folk Song study – from England, Ireland, Scotland, USA and Portugal – reflecting the exciting diversity of approaches in the field today.
Contents
- In Search of Andrew Rose – An Orkney Song, but not an Orkney Sailor by Amanda MacLean
- ‘The Foggy Dew’ of Easter 1916 by Laurence Bond
- Insulation against Modernity: The Traveller Singing Tradition by Caroline Macafee
- ‘Phippsburg Town’s in Sagadahoc’: Local Songs and Types of Place Attachment by Hilary Warner-Evans
- ‘Cockles and Mussels’: From Music Hall to Folk Song by Terry Moylan
- Searching for Home: Women, Place, and Belonging in Traditional Irish Songs by Kara Shea O’Brien
- Two Friends and a Car Called Cecil: Helen Creighton and Doreen Senior by Martin Graebe
- Performers with a capital ‘P’? Traditional Singers, Performance Styles, and Contexts by Paul Mansfield
- William Colcombe and the Song Collectors by Richard Spencer
- The Parson and the Professor by Martin Graebe
- Percy, Child, and the Broadsides by David Atkinson
- The Digital Archive of Traditional Oral Literature at the University of Lisbon by Ana Maria Paiva Morão
