St. Raphaela Center in Haverford will also be hosting a special Lenten movie night and reflection and there will be a special tour of Pennsylvania German Folk art in Historic ... They specialize in ...

Her songs often talk about love, heartbreak, and life experiences. “Ivy” is a folk-style song about a married woman caught in an affair, using nature imagery like ivy growing on stone to show ...

With notes of Planxty and Paul Brady etched in the piece, it’s a tune that fits the folk genre like a glove. Maria Ryan plays the strings with the bouzouki provided by Richie Delahunty.

“It’s not just about singing in German — it’s about keeping this tradition alive and passing it on.” A Legacy of Song and the Origins ... a traditional German folk dance group, the ...

The Playfords, a band that works with German ... music and folk music. It’s like the music for dancing, celebrations and being happy. But we also like to arrange serious songs to relax and ...

THE recent amalgamation of the Folk Song Society with the English Folk Dance Society has been marked by the appearance of a new journal with the title Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song ...

If you grew up in Canada with friends outside of the country, there's an uncanny experience you've likely lived through: that of mentioning a famous song or musician, only to realize no one knows ...

Her next chart-topper was a cover of the folk song “Killing Me Softly With His Song.” Flack reinterpreted the song in an R&B style and blew the original out of the water. She returned to the ...

The program included authentic war reports, accurate pictures of life at the front and at home, Viennese waltzes and German folk songs. The station pretended to be inside the Reich, also warmly ...

That song made it as high as No. 5. “Killing Me Softly,” which also earned Flack a Grammy for best pop vocal performance, was No. 1 for five weeks in 1973. She topped the charts again in ’74 ...

The festival was a milestone moment in Dylan's career, as shown in the film. He had been singing folk songs to that point but opted to go for an electric guitar, which the audience did not want.

Before it became sordidly meme-efied, Simon and Garfunkel’s ‘Sound of Silence’ was rightfully heralded as one of the greatest folk songs ever written. As it happens, the very fact that it found itself ...