Les chansons de Joe Venne, Métis
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Les chansons de Joe Venne, Métis

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Published 1993-06-01
  • Donald Deschenes
Donald Deschenes
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Deschenes, D. . (1993). Les chansons de Joe Venne, Métis. MUSICultures, 21. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21694
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Abstract

An important figure in the Manitoba Métis Federation, traditional singer Joe Venne is also a storyteller, dancer, and artisan. A great variety of traditional French song-types appear in his repertoire. All well, details of rhythm, phrasing, and modality indicate a wide spectrum of styles from French tradition as the immediate background for Venne’s singing of the “Louis Riel Song” (considered—among other versions - in the following article by Philip J. Thomas).
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