Interview with Marie Inez Catalon by Barry Ancelet
Storytelling by Inez Catalon
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Interview with Lionel Leleux / Interview with Marie Inez Catalon
Lionel Leleux;
00:00 - Explaining the different parts of violin bows;
Inez Catalon;
11:20 - Introduction - Born in Vermilion Parish;
12:15 - Story - Mae West;
13:40 - Story - Le bourgue qu'était planter sur le coin;
14:30 - Story - Les bananes;
15:30 - Story - Les vigilantes;
23:10 - Les esclaves;
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Interview with Lionel Leleux by Barry Ancelet for the CODOFIL Radio Show Part 2
00:30 - Listing people who he played with - Felix Trahan; Nathan Abshire; Angélas Lejeune;
01:30 Story about "La valse á tit Dom Hanks / Chère Alice;
03:10 - Joe Brasseaux, Black Alleman;
03:30 - Return of fiddle music; Bascom Mouton; Rayne-Bo Ramblers;
04:00 - Stopped playing music when his first daughter was born. When the kids graduated school, he started playing again;
04:40 - Played with Adolph Martinez, "Tee Neg" Broussard when he started playing again;
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Interview with Lionel Leleux by Barry Ancelet for the CODOFIL Radio Show
00:00 - François Leleux - Lionel's great grandfather served in the Civil War;
04:00 - Lionel recounts how he became interested in violins;
06:15 - Story about Lionel's first 3/4 sized violin, purchased for $4.50, 50 cents per week;
09:25 - His bow hair eventually broke, so he purchased a hank of bow horsehair for 22 cents to rehair his bow, that was his first rehair job;
10:10 - Was given a fiddle in 1927 that needed repair, that became his first repair job;
12:15 - Lionel's fiddle playing idol was Bascom Mouton;
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Folktales told by Madame Évelia Boudreaux / Interview with Lionel Leleux;
Mme Évelia Boudreaux
Le renard et le raisin;
Le comis voyageur;
sa grandmère malade;
Le vieux homme;
Jeune homme au collège;
La vielle veuve et la vielle fille;
L'homme riche;
Monsieur Leleux au cimitières au St. Martin;
Des Jayhawks;
Les vigilantes;
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Folktales told by Glen Pitre and Madame Évelia Boudreaux
Stories told by Glen Pitre;
00:01 - La truie maline;
02:42 - take 1 - Le marron de mon grandpère;
05:18 - take 2 - Le marron de mon grandpère;
07:48 - Take 1 - Les giraumont;
09:49 - Take 2 - Les giraumont;
11:50 - Le vent du nord;
Mme. Évelia Boudreaux recorded by Barry Ancelet;
12:21 - Les bêtes;
15:07 - La vie dans la campagne;
16:15 - L'histoire de 'tit poucette;
23:30 - Les amusements;
24:50 - La famille des ouararons;
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Interview with Mme Henry (Rose) Vidrine
Le meurtrier--lŽgende; La Vierge; Marcoux; les bals; le traiteur au piment; Noel; La vieille fille; la confession; le Mardi Gras;
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Interview with Mme Henry (Rose) Vidrine
Jeux des enfants; coutumes; lÕŽcole; le mariage de la vieille fille; dŽfrichement de parentŽe; joueur de tours; souvenirs personnels; fermes; jardins; remdes; nourriture; travail au champs; repas;
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Ballads performed by Madame Courtney Labauve
Enterre-moi dans la cour; JÕai passŽ devant ta porte; Colinda; Mon bon vieux mari; Davey Crocket en franais; Valse de Holly Beach; Je veux me marier; Saute, crapaud; Il a tout dit; Auprs de ma blonde;
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Interview with Mme. J.A. Anders
shows and amusements;
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