[FCHSM] Folklife Festival in Marquette

jpstonge at peoplepc.com jpstonge at peoplepc.com
Thu Feb 28 06:48:59 PST 2008


Hello.
Thanks for the news of Marquette. It's a long time since I lived there, so
it's interesting to hear of such events. If only Maryland were closer...
John St.Onge

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>    1. "Le Vent Du Nord" to Open UP Folklife Festival in Marquette,
>       MI,  March 14 (Dave Bezotte)
>    2. FW: Special offer - Genealogy (John P. DuLong)
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> Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:21:44 -0800 (PST)
> From: Dave Bezotte <dbezotte at yahoo.com>
> Subject: "Le Vent Du Nord" to Open UP Folklife Festival in Marquette,
> MI,  March 14
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>   ?Le Vent Du Nord? to Open UP Folklife Festival in Marquette, MI,  March
14
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>   On Friday, March  14, 2008 the Beaumier Heritage  Center at Northern
Michigan University proudly presents Le Vent du Nord in concert at the Ford
Roberts Theatre.  The concert begins at 8:00p.m. and is the kickoff event
for the Upper Peninsula Folklife Festival.  Ticket prices are $6 for
Students, $10 for NMU Staff, and $15 for the General Public.  For tickets go
to www.nmu.edu/tickets or call 906-227-1032.  See below for Schedule of
Events.
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>   Since its founding in August of 2002, Le Vent du Nord has quickly become
one of the most recognizable and esteemed bands of the Qu?bec traditional
music world.  The group is now comprised of the singers and
multi-instrumentalists Nicolas Boulerice, Simon Beaudry, Oliver Demers and
R?jean Brunet.  They sing songs taken from the traditional repertoire as
well as their own compositions.  Their energy captivates and mesmerizes all
audiences!
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>   Le Vent du Nord offers an enlivening concert experience, characterized
by its authenticity, sensibility and humor, and sprinkled with a touch of
romanticism.  You will let yourself be carried away into a special place by
these four engaging characters.  The spirit and roots of Qu?bec traditional
music permeate the concert: Frenzied podorythms, fiddle and accordion, as
well as refined orchestrations colored by a savage-sounding hurdy-gurdy,
superb 4-voice harmonies, traditional airs, original compositions, ballads,
complaints and call-and-answer songs.  The band sings only in their native
French, to their audiences delight.
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>   The inaugural Upper Peninsula Folklife Festival will take place March
14-16, 2008 and is presented by the Beaumier Heritage  Center, an on-campus
museum dedicated to preserving and presenting the history and culture of the
Upper  Peninsula?s people.  The mission of the Upper Peninsula Folklife
Festival is to present the traditional arts and crafts of its diverse
population combining performances, craft demonstrations, workshops, dancing,
and regional cuisine.  Most events are free to the public with the exception
of Friday night?s concert and the buffet on Saturday.
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>   Upper  Peninsula Folklife Festival Schedule of Events
>   On March 14-16, 2008 the inaugural Upper Peninsula Folklife Festival
will take place at Northern Michigan University in the Explorer and Great
Lakes rooms of the University Center and the Forest Roberts Theatre for
Friday?s concert with Le Vent du Nord.
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>   Friday, March 14, 2008
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>   8:00p.m.         Concert; Le Vent du Nord (from Quebec) at Forest
Roberts  Theatre
>                           $6 for Students, $10 for NMU Staff, $15 for
general public
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>   Saturday, March 15, 2008
>   10:00 ? 4p.m.  ? Free to the public
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>   Craft Area in the Explorer Rooms featuring quilting, weaving, carving,
etc.
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>   Lorri Oikarinen                      -           Loom/Rag Rug Weaving
>   Rick Oikarinen                      -           Ski making
>   Larry Gilbert                          -           Decoy Carving
>   Messiah Quilters                   -           Quilting
>   Janie Paulin                           -           Basket weaver
>   Roy Nason                             -           Fly Tying
>   Annagret Geohring             -           Paper Cutting
>   Betty Baumgarten               -           Gourd Decoration and Painting
>   Jen Szubielak                        -           Spinner
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>   Music Workshops
>   Kay Seppala ? Kantele Workshop            -  11:00a.m.
>   Thimbleberry Band (Finnish/French/Croatian folk songs)-  1:00p.m.
>   Randy Seppala (Bones and Spoons Workshop) -  3:00p.m.
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>   Sunday, March 16, 2008
>   Dancing (Free to public)
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>   12:00p.m.       Great Lakes Rooms -  Wilho Kilpela and Friends ? Finnish
Dance
>   1:30p.m.         Great Lakes Rooms -  Celtic Music
>   3:00p.m.         Great Lakes Rooms -  Betty Premo & Front Parlor Dance
Band
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>   Dancing lessons and demonstrations by the NMU International Dancers.
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>   11:30p.m. ? 2p.m.   The Great Yooper Buffet in the Great  Lakes Rooms
($8.75)
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>   Contact:        Daniel Truckey, Beaumier Heritage Center, Northern
Michigan University (906) 227-1219, dtruckey at nmu.edu, www.nmu.edu/beaumier
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>   The Beaumier Heritage Center is a historical museum and educational
facility on the campus of Northern Michigan University.  The mission of the
BHC is to promote and preserve the history and cultures of the Upper
Peninsula through an active slate of exhibitions and engaging public
programs for the whole region.  The BHC also collects and preserves
artifacts related to the history of Northern Michigan University.  The BHC
maintains a gallery at the Superior Dome and also several other displays
throughout campus. The BHC is part of Academic Affairs and has partnerships
with several other departments.  It provides interdisciplinary programs and
internships for students across the University spectrum.
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> Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 19:53:47 -0500
> From: "John P. DuLong" <dulongj at habitant.org>
> Subject: [FCHSM] FW: Special offer - Genealogy
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> FYI
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> John P. DuLong, Ph.D.
> Acadian and French-Canadian Genealogy
> 959 Oxford Road
> Berkley, MI 48072-2011
> (248) 541-2894, home
> (248) 890-4853, cell
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> From: Rolland Descheneaux [mailto:lebizz at videotron.ca]
> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 7:39 AM
> To: French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan
> Subject: Special offer - Genealogy
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> Hello
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> Bonjour,
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> Please find as an attached document, a special offer (page 3 of the
document
> for English text) for the set of 8 volumes : Le Grand Arrangement des
> Acadiens au Qu?bec. 15 complete sets in perfect condition are for sale at
> the special price of 130$ US. These are the last copies from the original
> printing edition of 1981.
>
> The usual catalog (see # 773 in the regular catalog) price for one set is
> 200$. It is now offered at a 35% discount.
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> This set of 8 books will not be edited again.
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> May be some members of FCGW could be interested by this special offer.
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> Rolland Descheneaux
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> 687 rue Miller
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> Greenfield Park, Qc.
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> Canada, J4V 1W6
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