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The Medieval Minstrel The medieval minstrel was one of the most popular entertainers of the Middle Ages. the medieval minstrel • life as a wandering musician in the middle ages • life as a medieval minstrel • the performances of a medieval minstrel • guilds of medieval minstrels
BERT WILLIAMS, THE JACKIE ROBINSON OF THE AMERICAN THEATER A biography of Bert Williams (1863-1922), the first black singer/comedian/actor in America to appear with white performers, and the first African American to star in the Ziegfeld "Follies." black vaudeville performers • george walker • bert williams • blackface • minstrel shows
Minstrels of the Mine Field People have always used music to communicate events and feelings that are important to them. Coal miners were no exception. This article discusses some of that music. music • coal mining • george korson • alan lomax • tennessee ernie ford
Skip Ridiculous and his band of Psychadelic Minstrels Some of the strange elemnts one could encounter on a day at the shows jam bands • summit music festival • deep banana blackout • government mule
The Latter-day Minstrel There are still wanderers traveling the country to ply their wares. The goods are their heart, soul and voice; restless spirits whose unique talents drive them onward. music • musician • sing • singing • minstrel
The Magic of the Minstrels Middle-earth had few professional entertainers, and that may be because the greatest entertainers of all had been the Elves, whose magic was still in some ways remembered. minstrels • entertainment • treebeard • arnor • gondor
Australia's Blackface Controversy A poor judgment call from Hey Hey It's Saturday producers plus a decision to invite Harry Connick Jr onto the show resulted in an international incident. racism in australia • australian blackface • hey hey it's saturday • jackson jive • harry connick jr
Spying Through History. #1. Alfred the Great. Number one of a series of articles that chart espionage throughout the ages. alfred the great • danes • plunder • king of wessex • knights
Synopsis and Themes of Spike Lee's Bamboozled In a time when special effects are a bigger priority for movie producers than writing and acting, Bamboozled stands out as a welcome cerebral rental. bamboozled movie • spike lee • entertainment stereotypes • racism in movies • damon wayans
The Evolution of Tap Dance The percussive dance style called Tap was fashioned over time from bits, pieces, and combinations of cultural traditions into a dazzling and energetic dance convention. history of tap • evolution of tap dancing • percussive dance style • evolution of artistic movements • creative synthesis
Wagner Opera Tannhäuser Tannhäuser, a Romantic German opera by Richard Wagner. This article gives a Tannhäuser opera plot summary, character list, and other opera information. wagner tannhauser • german romantic opera tannhauser • tannhauser opera synopsis • tannhauser first performance information • wagnerian love theme
NORA BAYES Biography of Nora Bayes, an American singer and songwriter, best known for writing the lyrics to "Shine On, Harvest Moon." nora • bayes • songwriter • singer • actress
The Best Pop Music Performers of 1963 Pop music artists who made the greatest impact on the 1963 music scene. hits of 1963 • pop music 1963 • the new christy minstrels • roy orbison • peter
The Folk Music Revival in the 1960s History and analysis of musicians and songwriters of 1960s folk music. bob dylan • joan baez • mimi farina • folk music • arlo guthrie
Tony Pastor The story takes Pastor from an eight-year-old New York Lower West-Side street comedy singer to one of the most respected impresarios Broadway has ever seen. civil war • blackface minstrels • vaudeville performers • tony pastor • new york theater
Milwaukee's July Festivals Milwaukee, Wisconsin celebrates its rich ethnic cultural heritage with ethnic festivals during the month of July. milwaukee • wisconsin • chicago • illinois • ethnic
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach A brief look at the career of Amy Marcy Cheney Beach (Mrs. H.H.A.Beach), who had a celebrated career as a concert pianist and composer. amy marcy cheney • mrs.h.h.a.beach • amy beach • ernst perabo • mass in e flat
Jules Massenet French Opera Master Brief biography of Jules Massenet, his life, career, operas and other works. Famous for opera Manon, Le Cid and Thaïs, with the famous intermezzo 'Meditation.' jules massenet • french composer • french opera composer • thais • meditation de thais
Ma Rainey and Louis Armstrong Ma Rainey performs in New Orleans with Joe "King" Oliver and Louis Armstrong. She sings in dance halls and saloons in Storyville. ma rainey • mother of the blues • louis armstrong • folk music • blues
Nashville's Hatch Show Print For 130 years, the historic Hatch Show Print company in Nashville has helped advertise Southern entertainers, sports teams and politicians in its unique, timeless way. hatch show print • nashville • tennessee • cr and hh hatch • charles hatch
Music in Medieval Times The songs, musical instruments and performers who entertained all classes of society, from drinkers in alehouses, through to aristocracy in the royal courts. music in medieval times • music making in the middle ages • the medieval musician • musical instruments of the middle ages • musical entertainment in medieval times
Opera Guide– The Mikado Guide to the plot, characters, and history of The Mikado, a comic operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan, which uses the background of Japan to satirize governmental bureaucracy. english opera • gilbert & sullivan • operetta • the mikado • satire
New York Renaissance Faire in Sterling Forest The New York Renaissance Faire brings a 16th Century European marketplace and entertainment to Hudson Valley weekends from August 2 - September 21, 2008. renaissance faire • new york festival • medieval times • ren-faire • 16th century village
Ethical Notions and Conceptions of Chivalry Feudal chivalry depended on certain ideal and preconceived characteristics, including fighting abilities, trustworthiness as well as a generous attitude. what are important characteristics of a knight dur • ethical and personal qualities of feudal knights • notions and definitions of chivalry and knighthood • brave and courageous knights as soldiers and knowl • loyalty and trust and contracts and agreements bet
History of Quantity Cooking, Part 2: Part 2 of the short series of "The History of Quantity Cooking" through the Early Empires to modern day. Research on cooking from the Medieval Days of feasts and how they were conducted. barbarians • roman empire • kitchen • cuisine • europe
Black Blues Are Born In the fields of America's south slaves develop a work-singing rhythm known as Call and Response. Ma Rainey marries Pa Rainey. ma rainey • mother of the blues • african slaves • folk music • call and response
Chivalry in the Middle Ages During the Crusades, the customs and traditions surrounding the order of knighthood began to display new and radical changes. chivalry in the middle ages • the making of a knight • chivalry and society • knights • knighthood
Pianist Ivan Ilic's Debut Album With a rising performance career under his belt, Ivan Ilic releases a debut album, featuring the solo piano works of Claude Debussy. ivan ilic • debussy's preludes • the girl with the flaxen hair • the sunken cathedral • american pianists
Summer Festivals in Milwaukee WI Milwaukee's festivals include Summerfest, Polish Fest, Bastille Days, Festa Italiana, German Fest, Wisconsin State Fair and Irish Fest. summerfest • milwaukee festivals • wisconsin events • the world's largest music festival • german food
Monty Python--New on DVD! Coconuts for a horse, the knights of NI, and a not quite dead guy. What more can we say? monty python and the holy grail • 1975 • king arthur • knights • comedy
Barrett Browning's Sonnet 11 The speaker is still walking the path to self-acceptance, still looking for the courage to believe in her own good fortune at finding a love that she wants to deserve. elizabeth barrett browning • sonnets from the portuguese • sonnet 11 • and therefore if to love can be desert • alexander the great
Meet United States Equestrian Champions While Plumb entered equestrian immortality as America's single Olympic Hall of Fame inductee, five other riders have shared fame in World and Olympic competitions. american equestrian champions • j michael plumb tops american equestrians • hall of fame plumb equestrian experiences • american world and olympic equestrians • world and olympic united states equestrians
Sir Walter Scott Biography Brief biography and works of Sir Walter Scott, famous for poem "The Lady of the Lake." sir walter scott biography • works of walter scott • scott lady of the lake • walter scott poems • walter scott novels
The History of The Black Codes of 1865 Newly freed African Americans soon found that the freedom that they were awarded was very different from what they anticipated. black codes • jim crow laws • african americans without freedom • african americans need permission for employment • southern states prohibit african american freedom
The Origins of Old Time Fiddling From its origins in Europe to its transformation in Canada and the United States, fiddle music continues to be one of the most popular, music genres. old time fiddlers • fiddling • fiddles • fiddler • fiddle music
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Opera Sadko Opera Sadko by Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: plot synopsis, character description, and other Rimsky-Korsakov opera information. rimsky-korsakov opera sadko • russian opera sadko • sadko synopsis • sadko cast of characters • sadko first performance
Roots of American Tap Dancing Drum beats were a method of communication for the native African, and thus, were outlawed by colonial slave owners in America. Enter, human ingenuity. roots of american tap dancing • african drum beats and tap dancing • african drum beats and communication • african drum beats and percussion • tap dance steps and percussion
Black Broadcasting Suite 101 looks at the history of black people in broadcasting, and the contribution they've made in the past and are making today broadcasting • tv • radio • black broadcasters • afro american
A Pigg of a tune English folk music might not have as many legendary figures as the Irish, but it has gems of equal brilliance. Billy Pigg gleamed among the brightest of them. pigg • folk • music • northumbrian • bagpipes
A Pigg of a tune English folk music might not have as many legendary figures as the Irish, but it has gems of equal brilliance. Billy Pigg gleamed among the brightest of them. pigg • folk • music • northumbrian • bagpipes
King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table Visit the Age of Chivalry and have a peek into the Legends of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. king arthur • arthurian legend • celtic mythology • celts • chivalry
Christmas Fairs and Markets in Eastern England The whole family can have fun shopping and sightseeing at one of Britain's Christmas fairs and craft markets, some with no admission charge. christmas holiday gift fair craft market • free admission no charge family outing • festive fare foodstuffs gifts • santa grotto • street entertainer
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Successor to the Medieval Romance The most popular stories of the middle ages today are the romances of knights and Kings. But these romances inspired another kind of literature which succeeded it. medieval • romance • heroes • adventure • picaresque
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Writing Workshop with Eleanora E.Tate Thirteen aspiring writers, twelve women and one man are treated to an afternoon with author Eleanora E. Tate. eleanora e. tate • writing workshop • african american literature • children's literature • african american authors
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