Responsable : Audra Bullard

Description :

Mountain music, often misunderstood as simple or unsophisticated, carries a
depth that resonates far beyond its rustic image. As Alison Krauss notes, bluegrass and its roots speak with an honesty that reaches deep into the soul—nothing more than strings vibrating against wood, yet profoundly moving. This presentation explores traditional mountain music, commonly known as old-time music, a genre that has gone by many names, including Appalachian, hillbilly, traditional, and string band music. While these labels point to the same cultural foundation, “old-time” best reflects the tradition from which
bluegrass was born. Though bluegrass and old-time music are often used interchangeably, they represent two distinct musical paths shaped by different eras. Every musician begins in oldtime tradition, and some go on to transform that foundation into the dazzling harmonies of bluegrass, carrying mountain
music forward while honoring its roots.

Presenter: Tracy Foor

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