P.M. Symposium:
00:01:09 - Moderator, Jeff Patrick Mould, shares his personal background, involvement, and experience with Cajun music and the festival
00:08:01 - Michael Doucet and the panel try to recall early festival times; with help from the audience
00:10:41 - Ann Savoy explains what the Lomax recordings have contributed to modern Cajun music
00:11:47 - Gary Newman remembers his father (Jimmy C. Newman), and festival to them
P.M. Symposium:
00:01:10 - Dr. Barry Ancelet on being a founder of Festivals Acadiens et Creoles as a student
00:02:13 - The festival's beginnings as a night concert
00:03:10 - What inspired Dewey Balfa to bring a music festival to Louisiana
00:04:07 - Media’s imagination of Cajun music in the mid-twentieth century
00:05:08 - People who worked to get the festival conceptualized; including Dewey Balfa
A.M. Symposium:
00:00:00 - Lomax’s authenticity and motives behind his work. {cont.}
00:01:36 - Audio clip of the song 'Mr. McKinley' and Ralph Rinzler
00:03:30 - Dewey Balfa' going to the Newport Festival, how it affected Lomax's work, and American Music
00:05:30 - Audio clip of Dewey Balfa on Cajun Music
00:07:22 - Spitzer exits; Dr. DeWitt announces a short break
A.M. Symposium:
00:00:00 - Dr. Mark DeWitt opens the symposium and introduces U.L. Lafayette President: Dr. Joseph Savoie
00:00:46 - Dr. Barry Ancelet comments on the history of Festival Acadiens and its connection with ULL
-then plays a recording the Lomaxes made of the first school president Edwin L. Stevens singing
Angelle Aces:
Kristi Guillory (Accordion/Vocal), Chris Segura (Fiddle), Kayla Dugas (Fiddle), Jeanne Solis (Accordion/Vocal), Juliane Mahoney (Guitar/Vocal)
00:03:48 - 'Quoi Faire'
00:06:40 - 'Ossun Two Step'
00:09:42 - 'Eunice Two Step'
00:13:49 - 'Reno Waltz'
00:18:37 - 'Reel De Joie'
00:21:45 - 'Allons À Lafayette'
00:25:41 - 'Bosco Stomp'
00:31:46 - 'La Porte du Nord (The North Door)'
Roy Parfait and Thomas Dardar:
00:00 - l'artisanat en cyprès, les meubles en cyprès
01:15 - l'artisanat en acajou, noyer et teck, la sculpture en bois, les pirogues / "les dugouts d'Indiens"
02:40 - les outils, les couteaux, le vernissage
03:45 - les bébelles / les jouets en cyprès, les catins / les poupées faits à la main
05:40 - l'école, l'école pour les Amérindiens, les missionnaires méthodistes, l'église méthodiste, Dulac Indian Mission
Pow-Wow:
Kirby Verret:
Marie Dean:
Jimmy, Felicien Verret, and others:
