Barbara Kunkle Kentucky Traditional Music Collection BCA 0092 SAA 092

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Barbara Kunkle Kentucky Traditional Music Collection BCA 0092 SAA 092

Audio Recordings

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title: Barbara Kunkle Kentucky Traditional Music Collection BCA 0092 SAA 092

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description: Fifty-six audio field recordings (1970s) of interviews and performances that document the repertoire and styles of several Kentucky fiddlers, banjo players, and ballad singers mainly from the state’s northeastern region. Also included in the collection are a number of home-recording of fiddle playing, conversations and singing and recordings of radio shows and folk festivals.

publisher: Berea College Special Collections and Archives

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date: 1970s

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format: Audiocassette Recordings

identifier: BCA 0092 SAA 092

source: Barbara Kunkle Kentucky Traditional Music Collection

language: eng

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Barbara Kunkle Collection Audio Cassettes

Ten audio cassette field recordings (1970s) of interviews and performances that document the repertoire and styles of several Kentucky fiddlers, banjo players, and ballad singers mainly from the state’s northeastern region.

2015-11-24

Barbara Kunkle Collection Reel Audio Tapes

Fifty-seven reel audio field recordings (1970s) of interviews and performances that document the repertoire and styles of several Kentucky fiddlers, banjo players, and ballad singers mainly from the state’s northeastern region.

2016-01-29

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