Angelle Aces:
Mitch Reed (Fiddle/Guitar), Zachary Fuselier (Fiddle/Vocal), Joshua Huval (Accordion/Vocal), Kayla Dugas (Guitar/Vocal), Hugh Robertson (Guitar/Fiddle), Zoey Huval ('tit-fer/Fiddle), Daniel Huval (Bass)
00:00:00 - 'Amede Two Step'
00:04:31 - 'Parting Waltz'
00:09:10 - 'Chataignier Two Step'
00:13:14 - 'L'anse aux Pailles'
00:20:05 - 'Old Carpenter's Waltz'
Vermillion Express:
Dr. Len Springer (Bass/Fiddle), Ben Springer (Guitar/Vocal), Ethan Hughes (Banjo/Vocal/Dobro/Guitar), Alyssa McMurray (Vocal/Mandolin), Celebrindal Roberts (Fiddle/Vocal), Dakota Pique (Mandolin/Vocal/Bass/Banjo)
00:00:00 - 'We Can Work It Out'
00:02:48 - 'Fox on the Run'
00:05:51 - 'Runaway'
00:11:59 - 'Clinch Mountain Backstep'
00:15:53 - 'Shenandoah Waltz'
Vermillion Express:
Dr. Len Springer (Bass), Ben Springer (Guitar/Vocal), Ethan Hughes (Banjo/Dobro), Alyssa McMurray (Mandolin/Vocal), Celebrindal Roberts (Fiddle/Vocal), Dakota Pique (Mandolin/Vocal)
00:00:00 - Dr. Springer introduces the Vermillion Express
00:01:05 - 'Fox on the Run'
00:04:00 - Roberts talks about Bluegrass and it's impact on her life
00:04:59 - 'Brakeman's Blues'
00:09:26 - 'Big Spike Hammer'
00:13:38 - 'Mists of Down Below'
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Angelle Aces:
Mitch Reed (Fiddle/Guitar), Hugh Robertson (Guitar/Fiddle), Joshua Huval (Accordion/Vocal),
Zoe Huval ('tit-fer), Kayla Dugas (Guitar), Daniel Huval (Upright Bass)
00:00:20 - 'Amede Two Step'
00:04:56 - 'L'anse aux Pailles'
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Students of the MUS 376 Recording class are visited by Professor Daniel Boner - Director of Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country Music Studies at East Tennessee State University - along with the Vermillion Express
During the class period, Boner focuses on recording acoustic instruments (techniques, methods, procedures, etc.) using members of Vermillion Express as examples, allowing the class to learn up close how to record them
Vermillion Express Rehearsal with Professor Daniel Boner:
00:00:52 - Boner explains understanding the melody
00:16:31 - Vermillion Express begin to practice a song from their setlist, in depth
00:25:56 - The group starts to speed up the tune to "bluegrass speed"
00:36:05 - Boner speaks on what's special about Bluegrass and the importance of practice and professionalism
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U.L. Lafayette students and members of the Vermillion Express sit down with Professor Daniel Boner - Director of Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country Music Studies at East Tennessee State University
Kristi Guillory's Cajun Vocal class gets a visit from Professor Daniel Boner - Director of Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country Music Studies at East Tennessee State University
00:00:00 - The class sits and practices a waltz that Kristi identifies as an Elita Hoffpauir song
00:04:00 - Boner theorizes the similarites of Cajun Music and other Traditional Styles in reference to the importance of singing posture
MUS 319 Songwriting Class:
Johanna Divine - Instructor & Announcer
William Gannon (Guitar/Vocal), Daniel Glazer (Saxophone/Piano/Vocal), Adelaide Gladney (Vocal/Guitar), Esteban Quist (Guitar), Brandon Mountain (Vocal)
Vermillion Express:
Dr. Len Springer (Fiddle), Alyssa McMurray (Mandolin/Vocal), Johnathan Cochran (Bass/Vocal), Dylan Trahan (Guitar/Vocal), Dakota Pique (Guitar/Banjo), Glenn Lancon (Mandolin/Vocal), Bryan Sims (Banjo)
00:00:00 - Dr. Len Springer gives an introduction of Vermillion Express
00:01:46 - Wreck of the Old '97
00:05:30 - 'Swing Low Sweet Chariot'
00:09:07 - 'When You Say Nothing at All'
00:14:52 - 'Blue Ridge Mountain Home'
