Page 6
NorthBlueBanjo.com
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
References
___, (1966a). "Activities of Members: Edith Fowke." Newsletter of the Canadian Folk Music Society. 1/3-4: 13.
___, (1966b). "A Sampling of Bawdy Ballads from Ontario." in Bruce Jackson, ed.Folklore and Society: Essays in
Honor of Benj. A. Botkin. Hatboro, Pa.: Folklore Associates: 45-61.
______ and Richard Johnston, comp., ed. (1967a). More Folk Songs of Canada. Waterloo, Ont.: Waterloo Music.
_____. (196Th). "Folk Songs of the County" in Ron Borg, ed. Peterborough, Land of Shining Waters: An Anthology.
2nd ed. Peterborough, Ont.: Peterborough Centennial Committee, 391-98.
---- and Keith MacMillan, comp., ed. (1969). Sally Go Round the Sun. Toronto: McClaelland & Stewart.
______. (1968). [Report on Mariposa for Metronome]. CBC Radio Archives, tape #680817-3.
______ and Norman Cazden, comp., ed. (1970). Lumbering Songs from the Northern Woods. Austin, Texas:
University of Texas Press.
___, comp. (1972). Canadian Vibrations canadiennes. Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada.
---- comp. (1973). The Penguin Book of Canadian Folk Songs. Middlesex, UK: Penguin Books.
___, comp. (1974). Far Canadian Fields. Greetland, Halifax, Yorks.: Leader Records, LEE 4057.
——. (1976a). Folklore of Canada. Toronto:< McClelland & Stewart.
___, (1976b). Interview with Maxine Crook and Harry Brown on Morningside. CBC Radio Archives, tape #761117-9 on
770223-9 (1, 2).
___, comp. (1977a). Ring around the Moon. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart.
——. (1977b). "Edith Fowke" in Bill Usher and Linda Page-Harpa, eds."For What Time I Am in This World ": Stories
from Mariposa. Toronto: Peter Martin Associates, 35-37.
___, and Carole H. Carpenter. (1979a). A Bibliography of Cana4ian Folklore in English. Downsview, Ont. : York
University Press.
______. (1979b). Folk Tales of French Canada. Toronto: NC Press Limited.
—J ed. (1981). Sea Songs and Ballads from Nineteenth Century Nova Scotia: The William H. Smith and Fenwick Hatt
Manuscripts. New York:Folkiorica Press.
______. (1982). Riot of Riddles. Richmond Hill: Scholastic.
______ and Alice Kane, comps. (1983). Songs and Sayings of an Ulster Childhood. Toronto:McClelland & Stewart.
______ and Carole Carpenter. (1985a). Explorations In Canadian Folklore. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart.
— . (1985b). "Folk Song as a Reflection of the Shantyboy's Life" in Roger D. Abrahams et al., eds. By Land and by
Sea: Studies in the Folklore of Work and Leisure Honoring Horace P. Beck on His Sixty-Fifth Birthday. Hatboro, Pa.:
Legacy Books, 77-83.
——. (1986). Tales Told in Canada.Toronto:Doubleday Canada.
______. (1988a). Canadian Folklore. Toronto:Oxford University Press.
————. (1988b). Red Rover, Red Rover: Children's Games Played in Canada. Toronto: Doubleday, 1988.
______. (1990). "Collecting and Studying Canadian Folk Songs." in Robert Witmer, ed. Ethnomusicology in Canada.
Toronto: Institute for Canadian Music:295-99.
___,comp. (1994). Legends Told in Canada. Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum.
______ and Jay Rahn, comp., ed. (1994). A Family Heritage: The Story and Songs of LaRena Clark. Calgary:
University of Calgary Press.
______. (1996a). "Kenneth S. Goldstein (1927-1995)—Ave atque vale." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/ 1: 24.
______. (1996b). "Alan Mills—Collaborator and Friend." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/2: 17.
Fruitman, Steve. (1996). "Playlist for May 6, 1996.
[Edith Fowke Tributej." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 22.
Fulford, Robert. (1974). "The Pleasures of the Folk Song Collector." Toronto Star (June 1): F5.
Goldstein, Kenneth S. (1974). A Guide for Field Workers in Folklore. Hatboro, Pa.: Folklore Associates. Detroit: Gale
Research.
Johnson, Vera, comp. (1996a). "Articles on Canadian Folksongs by Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4:
19.
Johnson, Vera, comp. (1996b). "Books by Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 19.
Johnson, Vera. (1996c). "Edith Margaret Fulton Fowke—Biographical Notes." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin30/4: 18.
Johnson, Vera. (1996d). "Fowkelore." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 7-16.
McKay, Ian. (1994). The Quest of the Folk:Antimodernism and Cultural Selection in Twentieth-Century Nova Scotia.
Montréal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
Rahn, Jay. (1996). "Edith Fowke (1913-96)." Canadian Journal for Traditional Music 24: 1-5.
______. (1998). Interview with author, Feb. 20.
Rodriguez, Robert. (1996). "Some Thoughts on a Lasting Legacy." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 23-24.'
Rogers, Tim. (1982). "News." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 16/3: 30.
Ross, Val. (1996). "Lives Lived: Edith Fowke." Globe and Mail. (Apr. 3): A18.
Sharp, Debra. (1 977). "Mariposa: How Times Have Changed" in Bill Usher and Linda Page-Harpa, eds."For What
Time I Am in This World": Stories fr om Mariposa. Toronto: Peter Martin Associates, 177-206.
Thomas, Philip. (1978). "Edith Fowke's Publications." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 1/6: 12-13.
______. (1996). "Edith Fowke 1913-1996." Canadian Folk Bulletin 30/4: 23.
______. (1998). Correspondence with author, Mar. 20.
Trent Fortnightly. (1975a). "Folklore Series," 6/5: 2.
Trent Fortnightly. (1975b). "Two Receive Honorary Degrees in Oct. 25 Convocation," 6/8: 2.
University of Calgary Gazette. (1997). "Gift to Library Fortifies Living Folk Heritage," Apr. 28):11.
Weihs, Fred, Jon Bartlett, and Rika Ruebsaat. (1978). "Interview: Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk< Bulletin 1/6: 4-12.
© Canadian Journal for Traditional Music
Citation Format
Kirby, Allan (1998). What Ordinary People Do Is Important: Edith Fowke's Life And Publications. Canadian Journal for
Traditional Music: 26, 1 [iuicode: http://www.icaap.org/iuicode?176.26.1.1]
[Home]
___, (1966a). "Activities of Members: Edith Fowke." Newsletter of the Canadian Folk Music Society. 1/3-4: 13.
___, (1966b). "A Sampling of Bawdy Ballads from Ontario." in Bruce Jackson, ed.Folklore and Society: Essays in
Honor of Benj. A. Botkin. Hatboro, Pa.: Folklore Associates: 45-61.
______ and Richard Johnston, comp., ed. (1967a). More Folk Songs of Canada. Waterloo, Ont.: Waterloo Music.
_____. (196Th). "Folk Songs of the County" in Ron Borg, ed. Peterborough, Land of Shining Waters: An Anthology.
2nd ed. Peterborough, Ont.: Peterborough Centennial Committee, 391-98.
---- and Keith MacMillan, comp., ed. (1969). Sally Go Round the Sun. Toronto: McClaelland & Stewart.
______. (1968). [Report on Mariposa for Metronome]. CBC Radio Archives, tape #680817-3.
______ and Norman Cazden, comp., ed. (1970). Lumbering Songs from the Northern Woods. Austin, Texas:
University of Texas Press.
___, comp. (1972). Canadian Vibrations canadiennes. Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada.
---- comp. (1973). The Penguin Book of Canadian Folk Songs. Middlesex, UK: Penguin Books.
___, comp. (1974). Far Canadian Fields. Greetland, Halifax, Yorks.: Leader Records, LEE 4057.
——. (1976a). Folklore of Canada. Toronto:< McClelland & Stewart.
___, (1976b). Interview with Maxine Crook and Harry Brown on Morningside. CBC Radio Archives, tape #761117-9 on
770223-9 (1, 2).
___, comp. (1977a). Ring around the Moon. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart.
——. (1977b). "Edith Fowke" in Bill Usher and Linda Page-Harpa, eds."For What Time I Am in This World ": Stories
from Mariposa. Toronto: Peter Martin Associates, 35-37.
___, and Carole H. Carpenter. (1979a). A Bibliography of Cana4ian Folklore in English. Downsview, Ont. : York
University Press.
______. (1979b). Folk Tales of French Canada. Toronto: NC Press Limited.
—J ed. (1981). Sea Songs and Ballads from Nineteenth Century Nova Scotia: The William H. Smith and Fenwick Hatt
Manuscripts. New York:Folkiorica Press.
______. (1982). Riot of Riddles. Richmond Hill: Scholastic.
______ and Alice Kane, comps. (1983). Songs and Sayings of an Ulster Childhood. Toronto:McClelland & Stewart.
______ and Carole Carpenter. (1985a). Explorations In Canadian Folklore. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart.
— . (1985b). "Folk Song as a Reflection of the Shantyboy's Life" in Roger D. Abrahams et al., eds. By Land and by
Sea: Studies in the Folklore of Work and Leisure Honoring Horace P. Beck on His Sixty-Fifth Birthday. Hatboro, Pa.:
Legacy Books, 77-83.
——. (1986). Tales Told in Canada.Toronto:Doubleday Canada.
______. (1988a). Canadian Folklore. Toronto:Oxford University Press.
————. (1988b). Red Rover, Red Rover: Children's Games Played in Canada. Toronto: Doubleday, 1988.
______. (1990). "Collecting and Studying Canadian Folk Songs." in Robert Witmer, ed. Ethnomusicology in Canada.
Toronto: Institute for Canadian Music:295-99.
___,comp. (1994). Legends Told in Canada. Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum.
______ and Jay Rahn, comp., ed. (1994). A Family Heritage: The Story and Songs of LaRena Clark. Calgary:
University of Calgary Press.
______. (1996a). "Kenneth S. Goldstein (1927-1995)—Ave atque vale." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/ 1: 24.
______. (1996b). "Alan Mills—Collaborator and Friend." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/2: 17.
Fruitman, Steve. (1996). "Playlist for May 6, 1996.
[Edith Fowke Tributej." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 22.
Fulford, Robert. (1974). "The Pleasures of the Folk Song Collector." Toronto Star (June 1): F5.
Goldstein, Kenneth S. (1974). A Guide for Field Workers in Folklore. Hatboro, Pa.: Folklore Associates. Detroit: Gale
Research.
Johnson, Vera, comp. (1996a). "Articles on Canadian Folksongs by Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4:
19.
Johnson, Vera, comp. (1996b). "Books by Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 19.
Johnson, Vera. (1996c). "Edith Margaret Fulton Fowke—Biographical Notes." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin30/4: 18.
Johnson, Vera. (1996d). "Fowkelore." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 7-16.
McKay, Ian. (1994). The Quest of the Folk:Antimodernism and Cultural Selection in Twentieth-Century Nova Scotia.
Montréal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
Rahn, Jay. (1996). "Edith Fowke (1913-96)." Canadian Journal for Traditional Music 24: 1-5.
______. (1998). Interview with author, Feb. 20.
Rodriguez, Robert. (1996). "Some Thoughts on a Lasting Legacy." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 30/4: 23-24.'
Rogers, Tim. (1982). "News." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 16/3: 30.
Ross, Val. (1996). "Lives Lived: Edith Fowke." Globe and Mail. (Apr. 3): A18.
Sharp, Debra. (1 977). "Mariposa: How Times Have Changed" in Bill Usher and Linda Page-Harpa, eds."For What
Time I Am in This World": Stories fr om Mariposa. Toronto: Peter Martin Associates, 177-206.
Thomas, Philip. (1978). "Edith Fowke's Publications." Canadian Folk Music Bulletin 1/6: 12-13.
______. (1996). "Edith Fowke 1913-1996." Canadian Folk Bulletin 30/4: 23.
______. (1998). Correspondence with author, Mar. 20.
Trent Fortnightly. (1975a). "Folklore Series," 6/5: 2.
Trent Fortnightly. (1975b). "Two Receive Honorary Degrees in Oct. 25 Convocation," 6/8: 2.
University of Calgary Gazette. (1997). "Gift to Library Fortifies Living Folk Heritage," Apr. 28):11.
Weihs, Fred, Jon Bartlett, and Rika Ruebsaat. (1978). "Interview: Edith Fowke." Canadian Folk< Bulletin 1/6: 4-12.
© Canadian Journal for Traditional Music
Citation Format
Kirby, Allan (1998). What Ordinary People Do Is Important: Edith Fowke's Life And Publications. Canadian Journal for
Traditional Music: 26, 1 [iuicode: http://www.icaap.org/iuicode?176.26.1.1]
[Home]