OzarksWatch Video Magazine  Preserving Folklore and Traditional Music, and Making it Accessible

Max Hunter spent much of his life recording traditional songs and musicians he met. Details

 
 

Program: OzarksWatch Video Magazine

Episode: Preserving Folklore and Traditional Music, and Making it Accessible

Folklore is the traditional beliefs, legends and practices of a people that are often passed down verbally between generations. As such, folklore can be easily lost and forgotten. Max Hunter, a traveling salesman and folklorist from Springfield, Mo., spent much of his life recording traditional songs and musicians he met through his travels. Preserving Folklore and Traditional Music.

Duration: (27:50)
Premiere Date: 01/22/2010
Episode Expires: Never
TV Rating: NR


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