| PR23448 | Bach Phuong Thi Pham, international student from Vietnam, reading outside at the Miami-Dade Community College south campus - Kendall, Florida | | Ethnicity, Asian
Ethnicity, Vietnamese
Reading
Associations, institutions, etc--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Public institutions--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Public universities and colleges--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Community colleges--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Students, Foreign
Women college students--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Community college students--Florida--Dade County--Kendall
Vietnamese students--Foreign countries | /fpc/prints/pr23448.gif |
| s1146_b002_f45_01 | Captain William Van Dike's Company Muster Roll, St. Johns County, 1870 | Text | Militia
Military service, Voluntary
Florida. State Troops | /FMP/muster_rolls/thumbnails/s1146_b002_f45_01.jpg |
| Folk singer Pham Duy at the 1966 Florida Folk Festival | Folk singer Pham Duy at the 1966 Florida Folk Festival | Still Image | Composer
Guitarist
Folk singers
Music performance
Folk festivals
Performing arts
String instruments
Guitarists
Guitar music
Arts, Asian
Asians
Asian Americans
Vietnamese
Singers | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_photo.jpg |
Folk singer Pham Duy at the 1966 Florida Folk Festival
- Date
- 1966-05-06
- Description
- One black and white print. Once called the 'Woody Guthrie of Vietnam,' Pham Duy wrote over 1000 songs. Born in Ha Noi in 1921, he trained in Paris in the 1940s. A part of the anti-French resistance, Pham Duy traveled Vietnam learning folk songs, and supporting regime change. In Spring 1966, as part of a cultural exchange program with the US, the 46 year old Saigon resident toured the United States. By the 1980s, Duy resided in California, still writing and performing. This image is of Duy performing at the Florida Folk Festival for the Friday afternoon program on 6 May 1966. A recording of his performance can be found on T77-158.
- Collection
| flg_eastasian | Folklife Genre: East & Southeast Asian | Interactive Resource | Music -- China
Music -- Japan
Folk music -- China
Folk music -- Japan
Folk music -- Vietnam
Music -- Vietnam
Music -- Indonesia
Folk music -- Philippines
Folk music -- Nepal | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/folklife_genre.png |
Folklife Genre: East & Southeast Asian
- Date
- Description
- A wide variety of musical traditions from China, Japan, Vietnam, and Indonesia make up this category in our collection. Depending on the location, dominant instruments may include zithers, dulcimers, flutes, gongs, cymbals, bells, or drums. Music from this region can be found in a number of Asian communities within Florida’s major cities. Performers of East and Southeast Asian music in the Folklife Collection include Ann Yao (Chinese), Pham Duy (Vietnam), the Knights of Rizal Chorale (Philippines), and A. Abhayadev Gautam (Nepal).
- Collection
| a_s1576_t77-158 | Friday afternoon performances at the 1966 Florida Folk Festival (Main Stage) (Reel 3) | Sound | Festivals
Folk festivals
Folklore revival festivals
Special events
Performing arts
Music performance
Folk singers
Singing
Tall tales
Storytelling
Oral performance
Vietnamese
Arts, Asian
Asians
Singers
Storytellers
Children
Boy Scouts
Musicians | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/audio.jpg |
Friday afternoon performances at the 1966 Florida Folk Festival (Main Stage) (Reel 3)
- Date
- 1966-05-06
- Description
- One reel to reel recording. Boltin served as emcee. Rain lived in Gainesville. Smith was from Fort Myers. Daniels and Webb were both from Jacksonville. Once called the 'Woody Guthrie of Vietnam,' Pham Duy wrote over 1000 songs. Born in Ha Noi in 1921, he trained in Paris in the 1940s. A part of the anti-French resistance, Pham Duy traveled Vietnam learning folk songs, and supporting regime change. In Spring 1966, as part of a cultural exchange program with the US, the 46 year old Saigon resident toured the United States. By the 1980s, Duy resided in California, still writing and performing. An image of him can be found in S 1578, box 3, folder 36.
- Collection
| More Music from the Florida Folklife Collection | More Music from the Florida Folklife Collection | Sound | | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/cd2.gif |
More Music from the Florida Folklife Collection
- Date
- Description
- This CD features selections from well-known artists such as Don Grooms, Etta Baker, Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, and Jean Ritchie.
Download the disc as a ZIP file containing 320kBps MP3s.
Contact the State Archives of Florida to request a complimentary CD.
Liner Notes
1. Give A Poor Dog A Bone - Mary Smith McLain (download)
With Willie James and friends.
Recorded: May 28, 1993 (Florida Folklife Program)
1993 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, tape D93-6)
2. Somewhere to Lay My Head - Williams Singers (download)
Recorded: May 27, 1988 (Florida Folklife Program)
1988 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T88-16)
3. I Believe - Don Grooms (download)
Recorded: May 28, 1995 by Nancy Buchanan (Florida Folklife Program)
1995 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, tape D95-36)
4. Butter Beans - Thelma Boltin and Tom Walton (download)
Recorded: May 24, 1985 (Florida Folklife Program)
1985 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T85-1)
5. Lotus - Ann Yao (download)
Recorded: May 22, 1992 (Florida Folklife Program)
1992 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T92-7)
6. Cuckoo Bird - Doc Watson and Merle Watson (download)
Recorded: April 30, 1977 (Florida Folklife Program)
Performance at the Stephen Foster Center
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T77-281)
7. One Dime Blues - Etta Baker (download)
Recorded: May 28, 1994 (Florida Folklife Program)
1994 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, tape D94-28)
8. Vietnamese Folk Song - Pham Duy (download)
Recorded: May 6, 1966 (Stephen Foster Center)
1966 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T77-158)
9. The Water is Wide - The Beers Family (download)
Recorded: May 4, 1963 (Stephen Foster Center)
1963 Annual Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T77-143)
10.Kimballs' Rachael - Amy Cox with apprentice Bob Murphy (download)
Her father, Gerry Cox, accompanied on guitar.
Recorded: May 24, 1991 (Florida Folklife Program)
1991 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T91-14)
11. We Are Going to Paint the Town - The Stanley Brothers (download)
Recorded: 1985 from c.1958 radio transcription recording (Florida Folklife Program)
Performance on the Suwannee River Jamboree radio program, WNER
Live Oak, Florida
(S 1576, reel T85-66)
12. Kind Hearted Woman - Johnny Shines (download)
Recorded: April 16, 1977 (Florida Folklife Program)
Portable Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T77-277)
13. Cruel Mother - Jeanie Fitchen (download)
Recorded: May 22, 1992 (Florida Folklife Program)
1992 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T92-67)
14. Back in the Saddle Again - Jim Bob Tinsley (download)
Recorded: March 9, 1984 by Nancy Nusz (Florida Folklife Program)
Performance at the Ocala Public Library
Library Folklife Program
Ocala, Florida
(S 1576, tape C84-10)
15. Wellington's Reel - James Kelly (download)
With George Phillips on guitar.
Recorded: May 22, 1992 (Florida Folklife Program)
1992 Florida Folk Festival
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T92-67)
16. Nottamun Town - Jean Ritchie (download)
Recorded: 1976 (Florida Folklife Program)
Performance at the Stephen Foster Center
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, reel T77-262)
17. I Prayed Until I Found the Lord - Richard Williams, Lillie Williams, & Ella Mae Wilson (download)
Recorded: March 16, 1980 by Dwight Devane (Florida Folklife Program)
Performance at Richard William's home
Florida Record Project
Newberry, Florida
(S1576, reel T83-65)
18. Wayfaring Stranger - Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys (download)
Recorded: May 29, 1993 (Florida Folklife Program)
Florida Folk Festival (Old Marble Stage)
White Springs, Florida
(S 1576, tape D93-25)
- Collection
| FS8120 | Tuyen Pham holding a basket - Pensacola, Florida. | | Domestic arts
Craft
Basketry
Equipment, Domestic arts
Ethnicity, Asian
Arts, Vietnamese
Vietnamese American art
Vietnamese Americans
Ethnicity, Vietnamese
Basket makers
Basketwork
Baskets
Asian American men--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Material culture--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Asian American arts | /fpc/folklife/fs8120.gif |
| FP83202F | Tuyen Pham making a vietnamese basket - Pensacola, Florida. | | Woven goods
Craft
Basketry, Vietnamese
Ethnicity, Asian
Ethnicity, Vietnamese
Projects, Instate
Folklife and folklore projects
Textile fabrics
Equipment, Domestic arts
Domestic arts
Decorative arts
Weaving
Hand weaving
Baskets
Basket makers
Vietnamese American art
Arts, Vietnamese
Material culture--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Vietnamese Americans
Asian American men--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Basket making | /fpc/folklife/fp83202f.gif |
| FS819 | Tuyen Pham tying together pieces of whittled wood - Pensacola, Florida. | | Woodwork
Ethnicity, Vietnamese
Domestic arts
Craft
Woodworking
Weaving
Hand weaving
Woodworkers
Asian American men--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Material culture--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Vietnamese American art
Arts, Vietnamese
Baskets
Basketwork
Basket makers
Basket making
Vietnamese Americans | /fpc/folklife/fs819.gif |
| FS8114 | Tuyen Pham tying together pieces of whittled wood to make a basket - Pensacola, Florida. | | Woodwork
Ethnicity, Vietnamese
Domestic arts
Craft
Woodworking
Weaving
Hand weaving
Basket making
Baskets
Basket makers
Vietnamese American art
Arts, Vietnamese
Vietnamese Americans
Woodworkers
Asian American men--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Material culture--Florida--Escambia County--Pensacola
Equipment, Domestic arts | /fpc/folklife/fs8114.gif |
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