Historical Idaho Women Stories & Folksongs
Name:
Historical Idaho Women Stories & Folksongs
Date:
April 16, 2019
Time:
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM PDT
Website:
http://facebook.com/latahlibrary/
Event Description:
Music lovers are invited to each of the seven Branches of the Latah County Library District for Historical Idaho Women Stories and Folksongs with folksinger, songwriter, and storyteller Tracy Morrison.
Morrison will encore her program, Historical Idaho Women Stories and Folksongs, from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the following library branches: Tuesday, April 16 at Bovill Community Library; Wednesday, April 17 at Genesee Community Library; Thursday, April 18 at Deary Community Library; Tuesday, April 30 at Moscow Public Library; Wednesday, May 1 at Troy Community Library; and Thursday, May 2 at Juliaetta Community Library.
Morrison has studied American Folk music for more than 30 years and performed at festivals, museums, libraries, and theatres around the country. While her songwriting and storytelling explores culture, history and life experience, her musical style draws from American Root genres. The performance will present brief introduction stories followed by original songs recognizing historical Idaho women, including Sacajawea, Polly Bemis, and Pegleg Annie, among others.
Morrison will encore her program, Historical Idaho Women Stories and Folksongs, from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the following library branches: Tuesday, April 16 at Bovill Community Library; Wednesday, April 17 at Genesee Community Library; Thursday, April 18 at Deary Community Library; Tuesday, April 30 at Moscow Public Library; Wednesday, May 1 at Troy Community Library; and Thursday, May 2 at Juliaetta Community Library.
Morrison has studied American Folk music for more than 30 years and performed at festivals, museums, libraries, and theatres around the country. While her songwriting and storytelling explores culture, history and life experience, her musical style draws from American Root genres. The performance will present brief introduction stories followed by original songs recognizing historical Idaho women, including Sacajawea, Polly Bemis, and Pegleg Annie, among others.
