Schedule
Folk College 2025 Schedule
Folk College is full of great workshops, concerts, singing, and dancing.
Key
Levels:
1=beginner/non-musician
2=advanced beginner
3=intermediate
4=intermediate/advanced
5=advanced/professional
Codes:
S=Singing
I=Instrumentals
E=Taught by ear
L&C= Lyrics & chords provided
M=Sheet music provided
P=Percussion
Workshops are for all instruments unless otherwise indicated
2025 Schedule
Friday, May 23, 2025
Friday, 10 am to 1 pm Pre-Event Intensives
Begin your weekend with an intensive workshop that will energize and prep you for what is sure to be a memorable and fun few days. Each class offers an opportunity to spend a three-hour block of time with a respected master teacher exploring a topic in depth. Class size is limited and a separate registration is required.
Separate Registration Required
Basic Folk Skills — Midnight on the Water
Level 1-2, all instruments
In this special workshop designed for beginners and advanced beginners of all instruments, we’ll address basic folk music skills that will help you get the most out of the weekend. We’ll particularly look at how to break apart tunes when learning by ear to not get overwhelmed, how to be a cool person who people want to jam with, how to figure out the chords in a tune when playing backup, how to vary your melody to keep it interesting, and how to stay relaxed when doing this stuff for hours.
Bass for All — Noah Harrington
Level 3-5, for almost all instruments
This class is not only for bass, but for any instrument that can play bass lines, especially bass, cello, guitar, and accordion. We’ll look at bass runs and rhythms used in a variety of folk genres, and we’ll especially explore the important role of the bass as the backbone of the band.
Clawhammer Banjo — G Rockwell
Level 2-5
You’ll learn a variety of right and left hand techniques, from simple to advanced, using a selection of great tunes. The class is for banjoists who already know at least basic clawhammer technique.
Folk Cello — Karl Henry
Level 2-5
We’ll look at the cello in a folk music context, addressing ensemble approaches and specific techniques.
Harmonica — Richard Sleigh
Level 2-5
For those beyond the beginner level, we’ll look at techniques to take your playing to the next level, including tongue blocking, pucker style playing, note bending, octaves, chord effects, breath control, volume projection, and tone control.
Latin American Music — Maurizio Fiore Salas
Level 3-5, all instruments
Maurizio is a specialist in the music of South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Take an intensive look into the rhythms, melodies, and songs from these diverse regions. This workshop is for all instruments, intermediate to advanced level.
Mandolin — Henry Koretzky & Steve Buckalew
Level 2-5
The mandolin is a wonderful little instrument that can do so much with melody, rhythm, and backup. We’ll look at some common problems and pitfalls and learn approaches to make your playing shine. For all levels beyond beginner.
Old Time Fiddle — Carson McHaney
Level 3-5
|This class is a safe space to air your fiddle grievances, problematic tunes, and general questions about all things bowed. Feel free to come with something in mind, or stick around to learn something unexpected. For intermediate to advanced fiddlers and violists.
Piedmont Style Guitar — Valerie Turner
Level 3-5
Explore a syncopated style of guitar fingerpicking from the Piedmont region while learning easy arrangements of Country Blues standards. This workshop is for intermediate and advanced guitar players, and participants should be able to change smoothly between first position chords while keeping time.
Roots Percussion — Benedict Turner
Level 1-5
This workshop will cover a wide variety of roots percussion instruments and techniques: washboard, bones, hambone, and shakers, as well as tips for keeping your percussion playing rhythmic and interesting. Bring any of your own percussion instruments, and there will also be plenty available for you to use during the workshop.
Songwriting — Jamie Anderson
Level 1-5
Always wanted to write a song but not sure how to get started. We’ll cover the basics including finding inspiration, writing lyrics and making up melodies.
Folk College Begins
Friday, 3 to 4 pm
Sea Chanties – Chivalrous Crickets (Level 1-5, S)
We’ll sing sea shanties in four-part harmony!
Bob Dylan Songs – Henry Koretzky (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
Learn a few songs by Bob Dylan. Lyrics and chords will be provided.
Practice with Intention- Noah Harrington (Level 1-5, SI)
How do we improve as musicians? Master practicer Noah Harrington will walk participants through a workshop covering everything from creating a practice space and cultivating practice as a lifelong companion, to honing in on what to practice and how.
Hearing Chord Changes – Rachel Hall (Level 1-2, I)
Learn to hear and identify common chords and chord changes and to understand where and when they occur.
How to Jam – Karen Hirshon & Linda Littleton (Level 1-2, SIP)
Learn skills that will help you join in jams. How do you figure out what to play, and what do you do if you don’t know the tune being played?
Tiny Tunes – Nathan Bishop & Tom Krumm (Level 2-3, I, ear)
Working by ear, you’ll learn a few very short, very easy tunes that you can bring to sessions, play for dances, and explore creatively.
Canadian Tunes – Clara Rose & G Rockwell (Level 3-5, I, ear)
Clara and G will take you on a tour-de-force of the music of Canadian fiddler Oliver Schroer, whose genre-bending approach blends traditions from around the world to create a uniquely funky fiddle tune repertoire! We’ll work by ear, with tips for both melody and backup players.
Balfolk Tunes- Dani Hawkins (Level 3-5, music)
Working from sheet music, you’ll learn tunes from this beautiful French folk tradition, with instruction for both melody and backup players. And then come play them with Dani in Philadelphia sometime!
South American 3 Against 2- Maurizio Fiore Salas (Level 4-5, I, music)
Many different groove styles from around Latin America use the rhythmic pattern of three beats played in the space of two beats, including Chacarera from Argentina, Bambuco from Colombia, and Joropo from Venezuela. In this workshop, we will explore how to approach this rhythmic concept that transcends borders using our voices, our hands, and our instruments. Sheet music and chords will be provided.
Friday, 4:15 to 5:15 pm
Scottish Mouth Music – Fiona Gillespie (Level 1-5, S)
Learn two songs from the Gaelic tradition of sung dance tunes, plus a simple folk dance that goes with them. Then we’ll take turns singing for the dancers and dancing for the singers!
Elizabeth Cotten Songs- Valerie Turner (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten (1893-1987) was an African-American folk and blues musician. She was self-taught, left-handed, and played a right-hand-strung guitar upside down, giving her playing a distinctive sound. Best known for composing “Freight Train,” she wrote many other wonderful songs. Come learn a few! Lyrics and chords will be provided.
Beginners Jam – Jamie Anderson (Level 1-3, SI)
Does the thought of jamming make you break out in a cold sweat? It’s actually fun and in this workshop, you’ll learn some basics with simple songs in a supportive group.
Let’s Get Rhythmic – Benedict Turner (Level 1-2, P)
For people with little or no percussion background, this is your opportunity to explore percussion instruments in a fun environment, and hear tips on how to be a good percussionist. A variety of interesting percussion instruments will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.
Easy Old Time Reels – Jay Best (Level 2-3, I, ear)
We’ll learn a few easy reels from the old-time repertoire, with attention to both melody and rhythm players. Tunes will be taught by ear with music available if needed. For all instruments, advanced beginner level.
Better Backup – Henry Koretzky & Steve Buckalew (Level 3-4, I)
Good backup glues a group together, making the music come alive, driving the music forward, and building a space for solo instruments to shine. Learn tried-and-true backup techniques. This workshop is for any instrument that can play chords.
Ceilidh Band Practice – Genna Gillespie (Level 3-5, I, music)
Learn Irish and Scottish tunes that will be played during the evening’s Ceilidh dance. It’s fine to come to this workshop but not play for the dance or to skip this workshop and play for the dance anyhow. Sheet music and chords will be provided.
Making it Sound Old Timey – Karl Henry (Level 3-5, I)
Do you want that bouncy, floaty rhythm you hear from your favorite fiddle players? In a workshop for all instruments, we’ll look at how to get that old-timey rhythm on any instrument and how to incorporate that rhythm into the overall groove.
Swedish Melodies – Clara Rose (Level 4-5, I, ear)
Learn classic jam tunes that every Swedish fiddle player knows! This class is for melody players only, and we’ll work by ear.
Friday, 7 pm Faculty Concert
Simple Gifts
Chivalrous Crickets
Piedmont Bluz Acoustic Duo
High Horse
Friday, After the Concert
Ceilidh Dance with Open Band – Caller Fiona Gillespie, Band Leader Genna Gillespie (Dancers: Level 1-5, Instruments: 3-5)
Come to dance, to play in the band, or some of each. Sheet music and chords will be provided. The dances will be taught and will be appropriate for beginners.
Beginners’ Jam – Simple Gifts (Level 1-2, SIP, ear)
A slow-paced, supportive jam especially for beginners, also a good setting for more advanced musicians to experiment with soloing and improvisation.
Jamming with Members of High Horses (Level 3-5 ear)
This is your chance to meet and jam with members of High Horse! Any style of song or instrumental tune you want to suggest is welcome.
Performance Lab – Jamie Anderson (Level 3-5)
Perform for a group, and watch others perform. We’ll look at different ways to present your music, getting you comfortable behind a mike and in front of an audience. You’ll learn how to warm up, choose repertoire, put together a set list, work with venues, and what to say between songs. Jamie brings her years of experience to you with great tips.
Start Your Own Jam
You are highly encouraged to start your own jam now or at any other point during the weekend. All jams all weekend are open, so if you see a jam you want to join, know that you are welcome.
Friday, 11 pm
Jamming with Midnight on the Water (Level 3-5, I, ear)
Stick around after the dance and jam with members of Midnight on the Water! Open style — among the three in MotW, you can bet one of them knows your tune.
Dorm Jam – Jay Best & Cathy Petrissans (Level 2-5, SIP, ear)
Stop by the dorm lounge for informal jamming before you roll into bed. Anything you want to play or sing is welcome.
Start Your Own Jam
You are highly encouraged to start your own jam now or at any other point during the weekend. All jams all weekend are open, so if you see a jam you want to join, know that you are welcome.
Saturday, May 24, 2025
Saturday, 9:30 - 10:45 am
Try a Mandolin – Henry Koretzky (Level 1, ear)
We’ll start at the beginning and learn the basics of playing this versatile instrument. Mandolins will be provided.
Learn to Play Bodhran – Fiona Gillespie (Level 1, P)
Fiona will show you how to play this popular Irish drum. Instruments will be available for you to try. Besides learning the mechanics of playing, we’ll touch on which rhythm pattern to use for different types of tunes.
Kitty Wells Songs – Cathy Petrissans (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
Kitty Wells broke down a barrier to women in country music with her 1952 hit recording, “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels.” Her chart-topping hits continued until the mid-1960s, paving the way for and inspiring a long list of female country singers. To celebrate and remember Kitty’s contributions, let’s play and sing some of her songs. In order to play easier chords in Kitty’s key, please consider bringing your capo.
Songwriting Fundamentals – Jamie Anderson (Level 1-5)
You’ll learn guidelines for writing songs – finding a topic, melody, and more. We’ll have some fun exercises to guide you.
Tips for Beginners – Jay Best & Steve Buckalew (Level 1-2, SI)
Learn some secrets and shortcuts that will help you on your musical journey.
Awesome Easy Tunes – Tom Krumm & Dani Hawkins (Level 2, I, ear)
Tunes don’t have to be challenging to be awesome! In this class, we will work by ear to learn some wonderful tunes from several different traditions, all of which are easy to play. For all instruments, with tips for both melody and backup players.
Pennsylvania Tunes – Simple Gifts (Level 3-4, I, music)
We’ll look at several wonderful but virtually unknown tunes collected in Pennsylvania. Sheet music and chords will be provided, and there will be instruction for both melody and backup players.
Music Games to Train Your Ear – G Rockwell (Level 3-5, ear)
We’ll play call and response games to develop our ears, our improvisational confidence, and our familiarity with folk music.
Baroque Tunes – Paul Morton & Ben Matus (Level 4-5, I, music)
Learn some interesting tunes from the baroque era. Sheet music and chords will be provided.
Harmonica – Richard Sleigh (Level 2-5)
For those beyond the beginner level, we’ll look at techniques to take your playing to the next level, including tongue blocking, pucker style playing, note bending, octaves, chord effects, breath control, volume projection, and tone control.
Irish Fiddle – Genna Gillespie (Level 3-5)
Explore how to choose and use ornaments and bowings to give that Irish lilt and make the tune your own. You’ll learn tricks for making a tune sound complicated in the simplest of ways.
Saturday, 11 am to 12:15 pm
Try a Banjo – Jay Best (Level 1, P, ear)
Starting at the very beginning, learn the basics of clawhammer style banjo. Banjos will be provided.
Learn to Play Washboard – Benedict Turner (Level 1, P)
The washboard is a fun percussion instrument that’s full of complexities but easy to get started playing. Using rhythmic fundamentals and varying textures of the instrument, explore the unique and versatile world of the washboard!
Woody Guthrie Songs – Richard Sleigh (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
Woody Guthrie was one of the most significant figures in American folk music. Come learn about Woody and learn some of his songs. Lyrics and chords will be provided. For singers and instruments.
Beginners Jam – Henry Koretzky (Level 1-2, SI)
A slow-paced, supportive jam especially for beginners.
Easy Irish Tunes – Chivalrous Crickets (Level 2-3, I, music)
You’ll learn a few simple Irish tunes, with tips for both melody and backup players. Sheet music and chords will be provided.
Old Time Tunes – Steve Buckalew (Level 3-4, I, music)
Learn a few old time tunes, with tips for both melody and backup players.
Tune Writing – Carson McHaney (Level 3-5)
Come write an original tune with the prolific tune-writer from High Horse! We will delve into the tune-writing process and explore the many twists and turns that can come along that journey. Stops we will take along the way: tapping into sources of inspiration, developing melodic ideas, connecting harmony and melody, and exploring diverse musical forms. Note that we’ll look at instrumental melodies, not songs with lyrics.
Venezuelan Songs – Maurizio Fiore Salas (Level 3-5, SI, ear)
In this workshop, we will explore “Merengue,” a uniquely Venezuelan music that has confounded music nerds and delighted music fans and dancers for centuries. Bring your singing voices, your instruments, and an open mind to learn some wonderful new music!
Danish Tunes – Karl Henry (Level 4-5, I, ear)
Learn some Danish fiddle tunes that were kept alive in Iowa for four generations and brought to light by the late American National Heritage Fellow and Missouri Valley fiddle and accordion maestro, Dwight Lamb. We’ll work by ear, with music available if needed.
Fiddle Chops – Clara Rose (Level 2-5)
Ever been in a jam with tons of fiddlers and no rhythm instruments, and not known what to do? Come learn how to make a groove using the fiddle “chop” technique, as well as basic chord shapes to round out your accompanist toolkit and make you a real team player all the other musicians will love.
Piano Backup – Rachel Hall (Level 2-5)
You’ll learn the basics of backing up melody players on traditional tunes. Those who get the hang of it are encouraged to play piano during the contradance band practice that follows.
Saturday, 1:45 to 3 pm
Try a Penny Whistle -Fiona Gillespie(Level 1, ear)
What else costs so little, does so much, and is so easy to carry? Learn the basics of playing this fun and easy instrument, including fingering, breathing, and techniques for good tone quality. You will come away with a few simple tunes and a basic understanding of how to work the instrument. Bring a penny whistle in the key of D, or you may purchase one at the workshop.
Clogging – Cathy Petrissans (Level 1-5, P)
Clogging is a percussive dance form that began in the Appalachian Mountains. Join us as we learn elementary steps by making basic audible rhythms with our feet. While not required, clogging can be made easier with leather soled or at least somewhat slippery shoes. No previous dance experience necessary, this workshop is for total beginners looking for fun.
Mississippi John Hurt Songs – Valerie Turner (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
Mississippi John Hurt was a Country Blues singer and guitarist who often played in the Piedmont style, a kind of fingerpicking from the foothills of the Appalachians. You’ll learn about John Hurt and learn several of his songs. Lyrics and chords will be provided.
Train Songs – Richard Sleigh (Level 1-5, SI, l&c)
For all voices and instruments, we’ll sing and play songs about or involving trains. Lyrics and chords will be provided.
Backup Basics – Jay Best (Level 1-2, I)
Good backup glues a group together, making the music come alive, driving the music forward, and building a space for solo instruments to shine. Learn tried-and-true backup techniques.
Easy Waltzes – Karen Hirshon & Linda Littleton (Level 2-3, I, ear)
The waltz is one of the oldest and most romantic dance forms. In this class, we’ll explain the rhythm and basic sound of waltzes and then, working by ear, we’ll play a few easy waltzes. There will be tips for both melody and backup players
Contradance Band Practice – Midnight on the Water (Level 3-4, I, music)
We’ll play through the music planned for this evening’s contradance and learn arrangements and approaches that make them come alive! Music and chords will be provided, and they’re also available at https://folkcollege.com/contradance.pdf. [Note: It’s ok to skip this workshop and play for the dance anyhow or to come to this workshop but not play for the dance.]
Band Groove Games – Noah Harrington (Level 3-5, I)
What’s in a groove? How do we groove together? This interactive workshop will see students working together to learn how to connect with each other while grooving on basic song form, using several interactive musical games that will tease out the art of grooving together!
Irish Tunes – Carson McHaney & Holly Foy (Level 3-5, I, ear)
Working by ear, you’ll learn a few Irish tunes in the traditional way. There will be tips for both melody and backup players.
Making Your Solos Better – Henry Koretzky (Level 4-5, I, ear)
For people who have some experience soloing, this workshop will help you to make your solos more interesting, creative, and fun!
Bluegrass Guitar – G Rockwell (Level 2-5)
Do you ever feel like you can’t quite figure out how to get the driving train chugging bluegrass rhythm and play with ease at faster tempos? Then join us for a class that covers the basic essentials you need to know on bluegrass guitar! This will help you be a supportive ensemble member and give you the tools to back up voices and instruments confidently! The class is for guitarists who play with a pick and can change chords smoothly.
Saturday, 3:15 to 4:45 pm
Folk Band Rehearsal – Faculty coaches (1-5, SI, ear, music)
Based on the form you filled out during orientation (Saturday 8:45 am), you’ll be assigned to a band that will rehearse with the help of a staff coach and then perform at Sunday’s Student Concert. There will also be an option to join a non-performing band. Band lists and locations will be posted in Von Leibig Lobby.
Saturday, 7 pm Faculty Concert
Jamie Anderson
Midnight on the Water
Acoustic Nomads
Saturday, After the Concert
Contradance – Bob Nicholson (Dancers 1-5)
Dances will be taught and called by the world’s best dance caller and party leader! If you can walk and count to 4, you can contradance!
Contradance Open Band – Midnight on the Water (Instruments 3-5, I, music)
Play along with the contradance band and watch in amazement as the dancers are in sync with what you’re playing! Sheet music and chords will be provided. Bring a flashy outfit and get ready for a high energy night of fun! Music for the dance is available at https://folkcollege.com/contradance.pdf
Three-Chord Jam – Cathy Petrissans (Singers Level 1-5, Instruments 2-5, l&c)
We’ll sing and play well-known songs that have easy chords, with no more than three chords per song. Lyrics and chords will be provided. For singers and all instruments.
Jamming with Members of Acoustic Nomads (Level 3-5, SI, ear)
You just heard Acoustic Nomads perform. This is your chance to ask them to repeat a song you want to sing/play along with and to bring other songs to sing and play with the group.
Blues Jam – Piedmont Bluz Acoustic Duo (Level 3-5, SI, ear)
Bring your favorite blues songs and tunes.
Saturday, 11 pm
Dorm Jam – Steve Buckalew & Richard Sleigh (Level 3-5, SI, ear)
Stop by the dorm lounge for informal jamming before you roll into bed. Anything you want to play or sing is welcome!
Start Your Own Jam
You are highly encouraged to start your own jam now or at any other point during the weekend. All jams all weekend are open, so if you see a jam you want to join, know that you are welcome.
Sunday, May 25, 2025
Sunday, 8:45 to 10 am
Try a Harmonica – Richard Sleigh (Level 1, ear)
For the absolute beginner, Richard will get you started playing this fun instrument. Bring a harmonica in the key of C, or you can buy an inexpensive one at the workshop.
How to Perform Solo – Jamie Anderson (Level 2-5, SI)
Don’t be afraid of getting on stage without a band. You’ll learn helpful tips for performing solo. Be prepared with a song to play for us, the most supportive audience you’ll ever have.
Three-Part Harmony – Members of High Horse (Level 3-5, S, ear)
Learn to create and sing harmonies. We’ll look at common pitfalls and strategies for finding harmony parts and work on blending and listening.
Easy Scandinavian Tunes – Dani Hawkins (Level 2-3, I, ear)
We’ll work by ear to learn a few easy-to-play Scandinavian tunes that are regularly played in the Philadelphia Scandi/Balfolk session.
Easy English Tunes – Members of Chivalrous Crickets (Level 2-3, I, music)
Play some simple and beautiful English tunes. Music and chords will be provided.
Faking It – Henry Koretzky & Steve Buckalew (Level 3-5, I, ear)
There are plenty of situations where we need to look, sound, and act like we know exactly what we’re doing musically but we’re actually flying by the seat of our pants. Learn the fine art of faking it!
Free Improv – Clara Rose & Maurizio Fiore Salas (Level 3-5, I, ear)
If improvisation seems scary, come take this workshop and find your way. Unburden yourself from the fear of playing the wrong notes, and embrace the joy of spontaneous, collaborative composition.
Pop Songs for Instruments – Nathan Bishop & Tom Krumm (Level 4-5, I, ear)
Think you can’t play Chappell Roan, Hall & Oates, Bill Withers, or Luis Fonsi on your instrument and have it sound hot? Think again! We’ll discuss different techniques to get a “pop” sound and explore how to mix pop and trad genres.
Balkan Tunes – Rachel Hall (Level 4-5, music)
Using sheet music, we will play exotic Balkan tunes together.
Piedmont Style Fingerpicking Guitar – Valerie Turner (Level 3-5)
Piedmont style fingerpicking is a guitar style where the thumb plays an alternating bass while the other fingers add a syncopated melody. The overall effect sounds like two guitars being played at once! For intermediate to advanced guitar players.
Irish Whistle – RaFiona Gillespie (Level 2-5)
For those who already know the basics of playing Irish tin whistle, we’ll take the next step. Bring a D whistle.
Sunday, 10:15 to 11:30 am
Try a Fiddle – Carson McHaney & Jay Best (Level 1, P, ear)
In a session designed for people who’ve never touched a fiddle, we’ll look at the very basics. Instruments will be provided.
Hambone – Benedict Turner (Level 1-5, P)
Hambone, also known as Pattin’ Juba, is an African drum technique that uses the entire body to produce different sounds, similar to a drum set. Learn more about this interesting percussion technique and have fun trying it out!
Shape Note Singing – Rachel Hall & Cathy Petrissans (Level 1-5, S)
Shape note singing, also called Sacred Harp singing, is a 200-year-old American tradition of singing four-part harmony by following music. The music is sung loud with strong rhythms, simple open harmonies, and a strong sense of community. It’s easier than it sounds!
Two Chord Songs – Jamie Anderson (Level 1-3, SI, l&c)
Think you have to know a hundred chords to play songs? Wrong! You’ll learn several easy songs that only require a couple of chords.
How to Teach & Lead Folksongs – Fiona Gillespie (Level 1-5, S)
Learn different types of folk songs that are excellent for sharing at song-circles or parties: learn how to line-out, teach music and lyrics, and lead other singers. Comes with a packet of songs learned together in session.
Easy Versions of Basic Tunes – Simple Gifts (Level 2-3, I, music)
We’ll look at some of the most common traditional tunes, the sort that “everyone” knows but perhaps you haven’t learned yet. We’ll work from sheet music, with easy versions of these tunes provided. There will be tips for both melody and backup players.
How to Play Harmony – Tom Krumm & Nathan Bishop (Level 3-4, I)
Help! I want to play harmony but all I have is the melody! We’ll also discuss figuring out chords from melody.
Afro-Carribean Clave – Maurizio Fiore Salas (Level 3-5, I, music)
“Clave” means “key” in Spanish, and the Clave is the key to understanding groove in many kinds of music from Latin America, particularly Cuban Music. In this workshop, you’ll learn to play the “Cascara,” “Tumbao,” and “Clave” rhythmic patterns, and how they interlock to create a deep, exciting groove that everyone can enjoy.
Call & Response – G Rockwell & Noah Harrington (Level 3-5, ear)
Call and response singing is easy- just sing back what you hear!
Scottish Tunes – Genna Gillespie & Paul Morton (Level 3-5, I, ear)
Working by ear, you’ll learn tunes in the Scottish repertoire. There will be tips for both melody and backup players.
Folk Cello – Dani Hawkins & Karl Henry (Level 2-5)
Learn techniques for using your cello as a folk instrument. The unique qualities of the cello can contribute sounds nobody else can!
Sunday, 1:15 to 2:15 pm
Folk Band Rehearsals
Sunday, 2:30 to 4:30 pm
Student Band Concert
Sunday, After the Concert
The Last Jam – Henry Koretzky & Cathy Petrissans (1-5, SI, ear)
Stick around after the concert and jam one last time until we see each other again at the Pennsylvania Folk Gathering in September. This will be a mix of singing and instrumentals, whatever tunes or songs you want to suggest.
*Schedule subject to change
