"The Western Canadian Championships": Tsymbaly Competitions at the Red Barn
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"The Western Canadian Championships": Tsymbaly Competitions at the Red Barn

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Published 1983-06-01
Mark J. Bandera
University of Alberta
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Bandera, M. J. (1983). "The Western Canadian Championships": Tsymbaly Competitions at the Red Barn. MUSICultures, 11. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21801
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Mark J. Bandera note que les Ukrainiens jouent du cymbalum dans l'Ouest canadien depuis plus de cent ans et quils ont de nombreux festivals et compétitions de cymbalum dans les quatre provinces de Vouest. Une des plus importantes de ces compétitions est la “Western Canadian Championships” qui se tient au Red Barn, un important centre de musique country amp; western au nord d Edmonton. Celle-ci se tient annuellement depuis 1967 et attire à chaque fois plus de 1000 personnes et contribue à concerver la vigueur de la tradition ukrainienne au Canada.
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