2003 Schedule

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2003 San Francisco Free Folk Festival    SATURDAY (June 21)
TIME MAIN STAGE Cafeteria Music 1
Room 308
Music 2
Room 306
Music 3
Room 302
Music 4
Room 309
CHOIR ROOM (to right of Auditorium) Dance 1
1 st Floor Gym
Dance 2
3 rd Floor Gym
Dance 3
Room 301
Family
Here & There
Jam Room 313 TIME
12:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic
(sign up in the cafeteria!)

Traditional Ballads
Sharyn Dimmick
Irish Whistle
Tony Higgins
Bodhran
Tim Hart
Goofy Songs for Kids
Doug Jones
TBA Rapper Sword Dance
Swords of Gridlock
English Country
Alan Winston
Irish Set
Michael Murphy

Arts & Crafts all day by first floor gym

Goofy songs for kids

  12:00
1:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic:
Exceptional Guest Performers

Industrial Songs of the British Isles
Malcolm Rigby
Scottish/Irish Fiddling
Michael Mullen
Lotta Crabtree –
Historical/Musical
Presentation

Debby McClatchy
Songwriting for Kids
Hali Hammer
Singing in Gaelic
Four Shillings Short
French Country Dancing
Gary Breitbard and Jena Rauti
Bohemian Polka
Cathleen Myers
of PEERS
Tap
Cathy Burik
songwriting for kids

1:00
2:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic
This could be you

Beginning Uke
Hiram Bell
Hammered Dulcimer
Four Shillings Short
Old Time Banjo
Ingrid Noyes
Music & Movement
For Kids

Gayle Schmitt
Celtic Showcase
Tinker's
Damn
Lindy Hop
David Blood
English Ceilidh
Jonathan Coxhead
Country Western Line Dance
Barbara Vernon

country western dance

music & movement

2:00
3:00

Café Cabaret
3:00 Jo D'Anna
3:20 Ragged But Right
3:40 Waterbound

Open G Tuning
For Guitar

Charlie Cutten
Politics & Song
Carol Denney & Folk This
African and Sacred Chants Rounds
Tony Elman
French Ensemble
Mitch Gordon &
Gary Brietbard
Sing-along with Oak, Ash & Thorn Clogging
Hilary Roberts of Jubilee
Scottish
Dunsmuir Scottish Dancers
Bulgarian
Asha Goldberg

Bulgarian dance

Scottish dance

Music and Song Session

led by Porch

Old time American favorites. Plus Old World too!

3:00
4:00

Café Cabaret
4:00 Quake City Band
4:20 Karen Imperial & Doug Jones
4:40 Melanie Phippard

Shape Note Singing
Gary Breitbard
Irish Whistle
Tim Hart
Mokale'a Rhythm & Song
Tony Elman
Traditional Appalachian
Instruments

Debby McClatchy
Traditional Songs with Chorus
Dick Holdstock
Cotswold Morris
Berkeley Morris
Regency
Alan Winston
Clapping and stick dances of S. India
Catherine & KP Kunhiraman
of Kalanjali
Traditional Appalachian Instruments 4:00
5:00

Café Cabaret
5:00 Charlie Cutten
5:20 The Shut Ins
5:40 Michael Stadler

Auditorium:
5:30 Dogwatch Nautical Band

Traditional Song
Arlene Immerman
Mandolin
Paul Kotapish
Jug Band Music
Steve Scott & Quake City
Un Arco Iris de Canciones: A Rainbow of Songs
Juan Sanchez
TBA Early California Steps
Jim Letchworth and Brassworks
Irish Ceili
John Slaymaker
of Starry Plough
Mexican Folk Dance
Maria Luisa
Colmenarez

Arts & Crafts Finishing Up

Mexican Folk Dance

Rainbow of Songs

  5:00
6:00
and on-
wards

Evening Concerts: Auditorium

 5:30   -  6:00 Dogwatch Nautical Band

 6:00   -  6:30

Oak, Ash & Thorn

 6:40   -  7:10

Brassworks

 7:20   -  7:50

Jubilee American Dance Theatre

 8:00   -  8:30

Steve Seskin

 8:40   -  9:10

Juan Sánchez Ensemble

 9:20   -  9:50

Dunsmuir Scottish Dancers

10:00  -  10:30

Four Shillings Short

June 21st & 22nd, 2003

Roosevelt Middle School
460 Arguello St. at Geary, San Francisco


www.sffolkfest.org
(510) 287-9095

Everyone welcome at all events!

Schedule as of 19-jun-03
Evening Dances: 3rd floor Gym

6:00 International Dance! with VECERNICA International Folk Dance Band - music from Russia, Scandinavia, Germany, the Balkans, Greece, Israel, and the US. Meryl Lee Corcoran; Gary Breitbard; Ned Gault; Jena Rauti; Pete Showman; Sue Ellen Porter; Dave Bogdanoff. Until 8pm.

8:00 Waltz, Swing, and Ballroom Dance! with The BRASSWORKS BAND, Frank Beau Davis, Music Director. The Band consists of Tuba, Trombone/Euphonium, French Horn, and two Trumpets, doubling on Cornet, Flugelhorn and Piccolo Trumpet, plus a Drummer. The Brassworks performs a wide range of musical styles: Renaissance, Baroque, Classical & Romantic, folk & fiddle tunes, marches, Ragtime, Dixieland, blues, swing, rock, Motown, Latin, Broadway show tunes and concert works. They're wonderfully versatile! Until 10pm.

  6:00
and
on-
wards
 

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2003 San Francisco Free Folk Festival    SUNDAY (June 22)
TIME MAIN STAGE
Auditorium or Cafeteria
Music 1
Room 308
Music 2
Room 306
Music 3
Room 302
Music 4
Room 309
CHOIR ROOM
(to right of Auditorium)
Dance 1
1 st Floor Gym
Dance 2
3 rd Floor Gym
Dance 3
Room 301
Family
Here & There
Jam Room 313 TIME
12:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic
(sign up in the cafeteria!)

Clawhammer Banjo
David Brown
Guitar Strumming for Beginners
Karen Imperial
Concertina
Riggy Rackin
Guitar
Accompaniment

Ray Frank
Yiddish Folksongs
Jillian Tallmer
Children's Dance
Toby Blome
Cotswold Morris
Goat Hill Morris
Basic Waltz
Gail Barton

Arts & Crafts all day by first floor gym

Children's dance

  12:00
1:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic:
Exceptional Guest Performers

Swing Guitar for Folkies
Sylvia Herold
60’s Folk Rock Jam
Rose and Jim Hudson
Learning Tunes by Ear
Art Friedman
Children’s Song
Anita Farley
Shanties
Richard Adrianowicz & Peter Kasin
Cajun
Patty Whitehurst
Hip Hop
Annie Roake
Israeli
Yale Rosenblatt

Arts & Crafts Continue!

Children's song

  1:00
2:00

Café Cabaret

Open Mic
This could be you

Piano Accordion
Art Peterson
How to Read Music
Angeline LeLeux
Instant Harmony
Daniel Steinberg
Pub Songs
Riggy Rackin
Non-partner International
Gail Barton
Sacred Circle Dance
Bay Area Circle Dancers
Introduction to Irish Step
McBride Irish Dancers

Irish step dance

2:00
3:00

Café Cabaret
3:00 Jolie Holland
3:20 AJ Roach & Mia Thompson
3:40 Sean Hayes

Songs of the Hills and Hollows
Paul & Laura
Barnett

Beginning Button Accordion
Paul Kostka

Accordions Provided!

Thumb-Picking Guitar
Clem Small
Mountain Dulcimer
Peter Tommerup
Harp Showcase
Anita Farley
Patrice Haan
Kee-lan Mears
Hambo
Bob Fraley
African
Rodney Phifer
Armenian Line dances
Asha Goldberg

Armenian dance

  3:00
4:00

Café Cabaret:
4:00 Dennis Campagna
4:20 Mike Bechler & Geri McGilvray
4:40 Pete Olson

Auditorium:
4:00 World Harmony Chorus
4:30 Loose Canons

How to make a Blues
Marc Silber
Rounds Singing
Lani Herrmann
Contradance Band
Paul Barnett
Joe Cadora
Art Peterson
Songs for Peace
Lisa Mackinney
The Sing-Along Harper
Verlene Schermer
Scandinavian
Linda Persson
Square Dance
Jim Saxe
Mokale'a Rhythm & Song
Tony Elman

Arts &
Crafts Continue!

Songs for Peace

Rounds singing

4:00
5:00

Café Cabaret
5:00 Michael Goldenberg
5:20 Jane St. Clair
5:40 Sacred Ground

Auditorium:
5:00 Jeannie and Chuck's Country Roundup
5:30 Marc Silber

A Dozen Ways to Work a Flatpick
Ray Bierl
Russian Folk Songs
Jonnie Pekelny
Traditional A Cappella Singing
Molly Andrews
Hungarian Line
Marjorie Nugent
Contra
Ed Severinghaus
African and Sacred Chants Rounds
Tony Elman

Contra dance

Songs for Kids

Hungarian dance

  5:00
6:00
and
on-
wards

Evening Concerts: Auditorium

 5:00   -  5:30 Jeannie and Chuck's Country Roundup
 5:30   -  6:00 Marc Silber

 6:00   -  6:30

McBride Irish Step Dancers

 6:40   -  7:10

Ray Bierl

 7:20   -  7:50

Sylvia Herold & Chuck Ervin

 8:00   -  8:30

Tipsy House

 8:40   -  9:10

Tony Marcus & Patrice Haan

 9:20   -  9:50

Carol Denney
June 21st & 22nd, 2003

Roosevelt Middle School
460 Arguello St. at Geary, San Francisco


www.sffolkfest.org
(510) 287-9095

Everyone welcome at all events!

Evening Dance: 3rd floor Gym

7:00 Contra and Square Dance! Until 10pm.

Modern American line or square dance, with flirting and cool moves. No partner needed.

There will be an open band and multiple callers (currently Jim Saxe, Lynn Ackerson, Charlie Fenton, and Susan Petrick). Folks who want to play in the open band might wish to attend the dance band workshop that's scheduled from 4 to 6.

6:00
and on-
wards

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