Is There An Alberta Folk Music?
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Is There An Alberta Folk Music?

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Published 1978-06-01
  • T. B. Rogers
T. B. Rogers
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Rogers, T. B. (1978). Is There An Alberta Folk Music?. MUSICultures, 6. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21849
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Le Professeur T. B. Rogers parle de l’absence d'une collection de chants folkloriques Canadiens-Anglais en Alberta et,fait un relevé des chants de cette Province lesquels sont mentionnés en d ’autres collections à l'extérieur de l'Alberta. Si. en cette Pro vince, il existe une riche tradition de contes d'une longueur remarquable, de poèmes et de musique commerciale, le Professeur Rogers croit que beaucoup de chants de l’Alberta n ont jamais été recueillis. Il parle de l'urgence d un projet de collection intensive et de l'étude d ’une interaction de musique commerciale et traditionnelle en Alberta.
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