Friday morning performances at the 1963 Florida Folk Festival (Main Stage) (Reel 1)

Event Name

• Florida Folk Festival

Collector or Fieldworker

• Stephen Foster Center
• Barnes, Foster, 1903-1972

Tradition Bearer

• Boltin, Thelma, 1904-1992
• Jasper High School Band
• Kirby-Smith Elementary School (Gainesville, Fla.)
• Rain, Marilyn
• Madison Elementary School (Madison, Fla.)
• Forest Hills Elementary School (Jacksonville, Fla.)
• J.R.E. Lee School (Jasper, Fla.)
• Wiggins, Velma
• Warner, Gracie
• Carver Elementary School (White Springs, Fla.)
• Booker T. Washington School (Dunnellon, Fla.)
• Parker, Jack, 1908-1972
• Minnie J. Niblack Elementary School (Lake City, Fla.)

Genre or Occupation

• Singers
• Musicians
• Choruses
• Students
• Children

Title of Work

• Opening remarks (Boltin)
• Across the Wide Missouri (Jasper High School)
• Erie Canal
• Black is the Color of My True Loves Hair
• Old Folks at Home (Way Down Upon the Suwannee River) (Audience)
• Introduction of the Seminoles (Boltin)
• Old Tare River (Kirby-Smith School)
• Gypsy Girl (Rain)
• Wind the Maypole (Madison School)
• A Paper of Pins (Forest Hills)
• Roll Jordan Roll (JRE Lee High School)
• Punchinello (Douglas School)
• Old Folks at Home (Way Down Upon the Suwannee River) (WIggins)
• Froggie Went a Courting (Warner)
• Who Stole the Cookie (Carver Elementary)
• Zoodio, Zoodio
• Florida Sand (McLean)
• Let Us Break Bread Together (Booker T. Washington School)
• Old Black Joe (Parker)
• Whistling Techniques
• Everytime I Feel the Spirit (Niblack School)

Place Name

• White Springs (Fla.)
• Hamilton County (Fla.)

Corporate or Conference Name

• Florida Folk Festival
• Stephen Foster Center

Subject

• Festivals
• Folk festivals
• Folklore revival festivals
• Special events
• Performing arts
• Music performance
• Musicians
• Choruses
• Singing
• Elementary schools
• Choir singing
• Choirs (music)
• Children
• Students
• Seminole Indians
• Whistling