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Learn about the origins, influences and development of Appalachian music, a folk tradition of the Eastern United States. Explore the ballads, fiddle tunes, church songs, and instruments of the region, such as the banjo, dulcimer, and guitar.
Enjoy over two hours of toe-tapping happy, uplifting, American Appalachia Bluegrass music by Visual Melodies. This video is created and edited by the channel owners who also share other topics of interest on their website and social media.
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- Visual Melodies
Here's a collection of 12 original Appalachian folk style songs, 11 instrumentals and ending with a gospel tune. There's a lot of variety in acoustic string ...
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- Frank Carr
Enjoy over an hour of toe-tapping happy, uplifting, Appalachian Bluegrass music! Play this in your home or office and use it to relax, read or study with.All...
- 63 min
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- Visual Melodies
How did the idea of "Appalachian music" emerge and evolve over time? Explore the history of ballad hunting, hillbilly records, folk festivals, and urban folk revival in this article by Esther Morgan-Ellis.
Sep 18, 2023 · Learn about the origins and characteristics of bluegrass music, a roots genre from the American South that blends blues, gospel, and Scots-Irish traditions. Discover the traditional instruments of bluegrass, such as banjo, fiddle, and mandolin, and the best bands and festivals to enjoy this Appalachian sound.
Appalachian. The folk music of rural Appalachia -- primarily concentrated in western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, western North Carolina, eastern Kentucky, and Tennessee -- provided much of the basis for bluegrass and country music.
