Cant help but feel his aura of authenticity and genuinity with which he speaks, one has to be deeply connected and committed to the arts to be able to accomplish what he has so painstakingly endeavored and achieved.
I have to wonder, did he succeed in what he mentioned doing at the end of this video? Having his associate Marita distribute recording equipment to all of the cultures of the world?
what! a participatory folk opera /ballet of gandy dancers, not sure about that Alan , better left as they are if they died out ,they died out , but ye can still have alisten to it in the original, leave them as they are maybe
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Cant help but feel his aura of authenticity and genuinity with which he speaks, one has to be deeply connected and committed to the arts to be able to accomplish what he has so painstakingly endeavored and achieved.
Wow! This interview is amazing!
the lomax's, along with others, left no stone unturned. recording and cataloguing all these obscure and disappearing cultural resources. thanks alan.
What a gift to us all
Pretty sad when there are only the relatively few views of this series of videos.
Great man. Thank you.
I totally agree
I have to wonder, did he succeed in what he mentioned doing at the end of this video? Having his associate Marita distribute recording equipment to all of the cultures of the world?
what! a participatory folk opera /ballet of gandy dancers, not sure about that Alan ,
better left as they are if they died out ,they died out , but ye can still have alisten to it in the original, leave them as they are maybe