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But when Ms. Banks heeded friends' urging to switch Isaac from a neighborhood folk-music teacher he loved to a more rigorous classical teacher who demanded that he achieve technical perfection, Isaac lost interest and stopped playing at age 9.
Raising an Accidental Prodigy Sue Shellenbarger 2011
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But in the miles toward Selma that morning -- and again now -- I couldn't help but think of the folk-music inquiry of those days, "When will they ever learn?"
Paul Kleyman: From Jim Crow to Juan Crow -- a Boomer Reflects on Alabama's Civil Rights Legacy Paul Kleyman 2011
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The song and the mystery of the singer become a folk-music legend.
Valentines, part the first mllelaurel 2009
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Later in the evening, a traditional folk-music ensemble, featuring a string trio and hammered dulcimer, entertained guests.
Small Slovak Town Is Belle of the Ball Leos Rousek 2012
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America's top folk-music magazine – published an open letter to Dylan, deploring this change.
Irwin Silber obituary Derek Schofield 2010
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Robin Williams remembers working in San Francisco's folk-music bars, where a coffeehouse crowd shouted critiques like no others.
Funny National Treasures Nancy deWolf Smith 2012
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Paul Robeson sang the song during the Depression, Joan Baez sang it at Woodstock, and it remains a popular folk-music standard: I dreamed I saw Joe Hill last night, alive as you or me.
The Union Martyr Mark Lewis 2011
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The interim government has made plans for military parades, an air show of fighter jets, and a traveling folk-music concert.
Egypt's Military Offers Concessions Matt Bradley 2012
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For a period of time in the '70s, Mr. Monteleone found the most work making mandolins for the folk-music revival that had started out in the West Village.
True Artistry Born of Craftsmanship Corinna da 2011
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But there was a period in the mid-1960s when his name was often mentioned in the same breath as Bob Dylan's, as an avatar of a new wave of the folk-music revival.
Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Phil Ochs: There But For Fortune Marshall Fine 2011
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