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SUMMARY:Jayme Stone & Folklife\, great band\, featuring Moira Smiley and others\, updating old songs based on field recordings
DESCRIPTION:We are very proud to present this fine group of musicians\, Jayme Stone and Folklife\, who explore the deep roots music of North America and beyond. This is a completely new show\, a follow-up to an earlier tour and album called the Lomax Project\, which was performed here at Caltech with a slightly different line-up three years ago. They are touring the country\, winding up in New York’s Carnegie Hall in June.  Jayme Stone is a Canadian banjo innovator\, known for his bringing together diverse music\, be it Bach or from Africa. His range is tremendous and his knowledge of the music insures that it will be an authentic rendering. The program treats old field recordings from the Library of Congress not as time capsules\, but as heirloom seeds passed down from a bygone generation. Planting these sturdy seeds in modern soil\, this versatile gathering of musicians- Moira Smiley\, Sumaia Jackson & Joe Phillips– has cultivated vibrant Sea Island spirituals\, Creole calypsos\, and stomp-down Appalachian dance tunes for contemporary listeners. Focusing on songs collected from field recordings at the Library of Congress\, this ensemble preserves the essence of these fine recordings\, while polishing them just a bit with contemporary nuances.   Their recording based on this project\, Jayme Stone’s Folklife\, was nominated for a Juno Award (Canada’s Grammy equivalent) in the Traditional Roots Album of the Year category in 2018.   \n \nTickets are $20 for adults and $5 for children and Caltech students. They will soon be available at the Caltech Ticket Office by calling (626) 395-4652 and at the Caltech Ticket Office in their new location at 1200 E. California Boulevard in Pasadena (Southeast corner of Wilson Avenue). Their usual hours are 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\, Monday through Friday. They will soon be available online as well.  Join our mailing list and you’ll be sure to be notified about the show a few weeks ahead of time. \nThe show will be in Beckman Institute Auditorium (“Little Beckman”) at 400 South Wilson Avenue. On concert night\, free parking is available in the lot behind Beckman Auditorium (“Big Beckman)\, but this lot may fill up\, especially if there are other events on campus that night. You can always find parking for our shows in the two parking structures on Wilson Avenue\, just south of Del Mar Boulevard. On weekends and after 6:00 PM\, you may park in spaces that have individual names. Restrictive wording at the structures refers to weekdays before 6:00 PM. There is also parking available on Wilson Avenue itself. Beckman Institute is on the other side of the large lawn on Wilson Avenue\, on the first floor of the left portion of the building. If you get to the fountain and pools that point toward the white\, round\, building (Beckman Auditorium\, which we refer to as “Big Beckman\,” you have gone too far. See this map. Beckman Institute is building #74 and the parking structures are #123 and #124. 
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: Robin & Linda Williams
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: The new date for this show is October 26\, 2019. Learn more.\n\nWe apologize for the last minute postponement\, but Linda Williams had to have an unanticipated ankle surgery on Thursday\, April 18 and she won’t be able to put any weight on it for at least 3 weeks. The Folk Music Society\, as well as Robin and Linda\, are very sorry to make this late change.  \nBecause rescheduling an entire tour can be a tricky thing\, the soonest we can probably even hope for would be an October date\, but we will let you know. We\, including Robin & Linda Williams\, are very disappointed with this turn of events. Join our mailing list and you’ll be informed about a new date when we have one. \n\nWe finally managed to arrange to have Robin and Linda Williams make their way out from the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia to California! They will be bringing their vast treasure chest of tremendous original material\, songs by contemporary artists and time honored numbers from the Appalachian and blues traditions. They combine their guitars and banjo with wonderful harmonies and solo vocals\, and we always know they’ll have a great show for us. If you haven’t heard one of their shows before\, you may be familiar with their music from the long running Prairie Home Companion radio show\, Robert Altman’s last film\, Prairie Home Companion (the movie)\, or the Hopeful Gospel Choir along with Garrison Keillor and Kate MacKenzie. They have put out some very fine albums over the years\, and we are very pleased to be welcoming them back to Pasadena. This is a rare (for us) Friday show\, so make note and clear the calendar! \n \nTickets are $25 for adults and $5 for Caltech students and children. They can be purchased on the phone (626-395-4652) with a credit card (a service charge will be added per order)\, purchased at the Caltech Public Events Ticket Office in the Spalding Building (California Blvd. and Wilson Avenue) for face value (open Monday-Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 pm.)\, or purchased at the door for cash or check (no credit cards.) You can get them online\, too (for a fee) until Wednesday\, April 24 here. Occasionally\, a show will be sold out before the day of the show\, so call the Ticket Office\, if you are planning to buy tickets at the door. Better yet\, join our mailing list and you’ll be informed about such situations ahead of time. \n 
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