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The nonprofit record label of Smithsonian and part of . Music of, by, and for the people.

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Joined April 2009

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  1. Watch Agustín Lira and Alma sing “Quihubo, Raza” from new release “Songs of Hope and Struggle”, out on June 24th.

  2. Listen to Robert Schumann’s masterpiece “Kreisleriana.” Name the book that inspired this composition.

  3. Watch this video on 10 remarkable “Bardic Divas” from .

  4. Watch Elizabeth Mitchell and Suni Paz perform "Peace Like a River" at the 2011 Ralph Rinzler Memorial Concert.

  5. Listen to new Director and Curator Huib Schippers’ as he shares his views on the catalog.

  6. Here's a sneak preview from our recording session with for our upcoming album.

  7. Explore traditions by learning hand clapping games in this lesson plan:

  8. Watch this sacred dance from performed by Tibetan monks who take on the persona of deities.

  9. Cover art by Zeltan & Stephens for the 1968 Folkways release “Folk Songs of .”

  10. in 1944 is known as .Listen to Union Boys’ “You Better Get Ready”, words and music by Woody Guthrie.

  11. Listen to social activist and poet in "First : Rags, Ballads and Harmonium Songs"

  12. Hear some Sounds of California from past Folklife Festivals:

  13. Listen to a sneak preview of our upcoming new release “Classic Folk Songs for Kids” out on July 15th: .

  14. We're excited to welcome Smithsonian Folkways Director and Curator Huib Schippers. Read more here:

  15. A playlist of California music, from archive, curated by yours truly - listen, read and share

  16. Time for some music! We're talking about the storied in this hour!

  17. Listen to “Look Down That Lonesome Road,” performed live by Ola Belle Reed at the 1972

  18. Bring Jamaican music and culture to the classroom with sounds of quadrille dance, fife and drum

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