Friday, January 21, 2011

Not your typical Fiddler

Anne Lederman, our fearless fiddle instructor for this year's WFC is not your typical jig and reel fiddle player (is there such a thing?). Originally from Manitoba,  Anne Lederman is strongly rooted in several Canadian musical traditions, old and new – Metis and French-Canadian, Scots-Irish, Eastern European and African. She sings in several languages and also plays mandolin, tenor guitar, piano, bones, feet, jawharp and more.


Anne's collaborations range from traditional to the unexpected : how many fiddle players gig regularly with an african drumming and kalimba master?


Anne's teaching experience is as impressive as her performing credentials.

Here's a couple of samples to whet your appetite
Tamarack'er Down
The Call (African Suite)

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Early-bird registration extended

We are extending the early-bird registration discount until January 31st. Several folks have made the request, and we heard it. You can download a registration form at www.winterfolkcamp.com.

A deposit is enough to save your spot in a stream, and to get the reduced rate.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Welcome

Keep an eye on this blog to get all the latest updates on Winter Folk Camp 2011. I will be posting updates from our artists-in-residence, as well as program updates.

Latest news is that our resident blues-guitar instructor, Suzie Vinnick has a new album in the pipes. Check out a couple of tracks at http://www.myspace.com/suzievinnick
Suzie Vinnick