Acadia North and South - Zachary Richard interviewing Carolyne Jomphe

Accession No.: 
AC3-024

Episode 24: Simply - Carolyne Jomphe - Narrated by Zachary Richard;

00:47 - Zachary talks about how the deportation of Acadians was meant to get rid of this group of people but instead it made the culture spread;
02:10 - Carolyne onstage getting an award, then starts singing
04:14 - Carolyne talks about the origins of her last name - Three German orphans were adopted by Acadian families in the Magdalen Islands;
06:49 - She talks about her history with music and her memories of her mother singing to her when she was younger;
08:05 - Preparing for a music video shoot;
09:17 - Carolyne talks about her career and how it took some time for her to find success in Quebec;
10:20 - Music video shoot footage;
11:14 - Branding an Acadian musician can be difficult;
12:28 - Zach and Carolyne talk about why she identifies as Acadian;
15:30 - Footage from recording studio;
16:29 - She describes what being Acadian means to her;
17:30 - Footage from a Tintamarre parade;
18:30 - Carolyn talks about how being from Havre St. Pierre affects her life;
20:00 - Zachary, Carolyne and group singing "L'arbre est dans ces feuilles;"

Media Type: 
Video
Collection: 
Acadia North and South Collection
Subject: 
Acadians, Quebec, French Language; Folk Music, Cayans
Creator: 
Charles Laroque
Recording date: 
Monday, July 2, 2018
Coverage Spatial: 
Quebec City, Quebec
Publisher: 
Charles Larroque / Louisiane à la carte
Rights Usage: 
All Rights Reserved
Language: 
French
Meta Information
Duration: 
24:44
Cataloged Date: 
Monday, July 2, 2018
Digitized Date: 
Monday, July 2, 2018
Original Format: 
DVD
Digital Format: 
MP4
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore - Cabinet 2 Shelf 3