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UpNorth Concert Hall: Traditional & New AcousticConcert Hall Home| Submit music or audio Traditional music performances from NCPR
Members of the String Fever Jam Band in the NCPR studio.
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String Fever host Barb Heller welcomes a whole slew of traditional musicians into the studio to perform standards and favorites. To encourage the radio audience to play along, all the sheet music was posted online. You can download this audio and play along yourself. Recordings of your home session may be posted on the String Fever page.
Fiddlers Gretchen Koehler and Don Woodcock
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String Fever host Barb Heller welcomes Gretchen Koehler and Don Woodcock into the studio for some great North Country fiddling. Gretchen is the 2008 Northeast Champion fiddler, and Don is a past NYS champion. They take turns at the fiddle and the piano for some favorite tunes, and talk with Barb about the history of traditional fiddle styles. More...
Some trick and fancy fiddlin' by the Potsdam Fiddle Club
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The Potsdam Fiddle Club visited Traditional Arts in Upstate New York during an open house on Saturday. The group is composed of musicians who range from pre-schoolers to grandparents. They were accompanied by family members on guitar, piano, limberjacks, spoons and washtub bass. Here they perform Swallowtail Jig and Geese in the Bog.
In the final performance in the UpNorth Music Concert Series, Adrenaline Hayride, a group of well-seasoned bluegrass players from Saratoga Springs, NY, dazzled a full house at The Tannery Pond Community Center in North Creek.
In the final performance in the UpNorth Music Concert Series, The Fraser Clan, a family band of Celtic musicians and singers from Harrisville, NY, dazzled a full house at The Tannery Pond Community Center in North Creek.
Performed by Dave Ruch at the NCPR studio for UpNorth Music. This song is included on his new CD The Oldest was Born First.
Performed by Dave Ruch at the NCPR studio for UpNorth Music. This song is included on his new CD The Oldest was Born First.
Performed by Dave Ruch at the NCPR Studio for UpNorth Music. This song is included on his new CD The Oldest was Born First.
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This outdoor concert at Asgaard Farm features four performers from the UpNorth Music project: bluegrass with Althea Jean, Caribbean drums with Dan Hammond, blues with Mark Tostrup, and ska and jazz with Shu. We select highlights from their live performances.
UpNorth Music Concert: In The Neighborhood Singer-Songwriter Festival at Norwood Village Green
06/16/08
The annual singer-songwriter festival at the Norwood Village Green Concert Series featured three performers from the UpNorth Music project: folk songs by Celia Evans of Paul Smiths NY, eclectic acoustic tunes by father-son duo John & Orion Kribs from Corinth NY, and folk and blues by father-daughter duo Jim & Gwen Tracy from Old Forge. We select highlights from their original compositions in live performance.
Performed by City Limits in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by City Limits in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Gary Moon in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Gary Moon in Lake George, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by The Whompers at Paul Smith's College.
Performed by The Whompers at Paul Smith's College.
Performed by Neil J. Fitzgerald in Plattsburgh, New York for UpNorth Music
Performed by Neil J. Fitzgerald in Plattsburgh, New York for Upnorth Music
Performed in Plattsburgh, NY by Drew & Annie for UpNorth Music.
Performed in Plattsburgh, NY by Drew & Annie for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Crossing North in Plattsburgh, NY for UpNorth Music
Performed by Staber & Chasnoff in Plattsburgh, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by Staber & Chasnoff in Plattsburgh, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by the Upnorth String Band in North Creek, NY for UpNorth Music.
Performed by the Upnorth String Band in North Creek, NY for UpNorth Music.
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 UpNorth Music Project:A two-year project to identify, record, compile, promote and distribute new music by North Country composers and performers. Traditional music interviews from NCPR
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