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Jean Ritchie ( – ) est une chanteuse américaine de musique folk.

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Jean Ritchie
Jean Ritchie en 2004.
Informations générales
Naissance
Viper, Kentucky
Décès (à 92 ans)
Berea, Kentucky
Instruments Dulcimer des Appalaches

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Biographie


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Jean Ritchie est née le à Viper dans le Kentucky, plus jeune des 14 enfants de Abigail (née Hall) et de Balis Ritchie[1].


Discographie


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1952 : Jean Ritchie Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Kentucky Mountain Family
  1. O Love Is Teasin'
  2. Jubilee
  3. Black Is the Color
  4. A Short Life of Trouble
  5. One Morning in May
  6. One Morning in May (Version Two)
  7. Old Virginny
  8. Skin and Bones
  9. The Little Devils
  10. My Boy Willie
  11. Hush Little Baby
  12. Gypsum Davy
  13. The Cuckoo
  14. The Cuckoo (Version Two)
  15. Little Cory
  16. Keep Your Garden Clean
1954 : Kentucky Mountain Songs
  1. Cedar Swamp
  2. Nottamun Town
  3. The Hangman Song
  4. O Sister Phoebe
  5. False Sir John
  6. Dulcimer Pieces (Shady Grove / Old King Cole / Skip to My Lou)
  7. Bachelor's Hall
  8. The Girl I Left Behind
  9. Jemmy Taylor-O
  10. Killy Kranky
  11. Lonesome Dove
  12. Old Woman and Pig
  13. The Little Sparrow
  14. Goin' to Boston
1954 : Field Trip
  1. Pretty Polly
  2. On the Banks of Red Roses
  3. The Cuckoo's Nest
  4. The Cuckoo
  5. Bog Down in the Valley
  6. Tree in the Valley
  7. Barbara Allen
  8. Barbara Allyn
  9. Barbry Ellen
  10. Froggie Went A-Courting
  11. Uncle Frog Went Out to Ride
  12. Orange and Lemon
  13. Needle's Eye
  14. A Maid in Her Father's Garden
  15. A Pretty Fair Miss
  16. Bonaparte's Retreat
  17. Derry Gaol
  18. The Hangman Song
  19. When My Apron It Hung Low
  20. Careless Love
1968 : Marching Across the Green Grass & Other American Children Game Songs
  1. Sailor, Sailor on the Sea
  2. Pussy Got the Measles
  3. Train a Comin'
  4. Shady Grove
  5. Marching Across the Green Grass
  6. All Little Ones Are Sleeping
  7. Hunt the Cows
  8. Goin' to Boston
  9. All You Jolly Huntsmen
  10. The Bluebird Song
  11. King Quine Song
  12. Open the Window
  13. Old Raggy
  14. Lazy John
  15. Bandy Rowe
  16. Old Bald Eagle
1977 : None But One
  1. Fair Nottamun Town
  2. Too Many Shadows
  3. Black Waters
  4. None But One
  5. The Orphans' Lament
  6. Flowers of Joy
  7. See That Rainbow Shine
  8. The Riddle Song
  9. Sweet Sorrow in the Wind
  10. Wondrous Love
  11. Now Is the Cool of the Day
1984 : The Most Dulcimer
  1. Over the River to Feed My Sheep
  2. Pretty Saro
  3. Edward
  4. Killiekrankie
  5. The Haven of Rest
  6. Wintergrace
  7. Locks and Bolts
  8. Mourning Tears
  9. Movin' on Down the River
  10. Dabbling in the Dew
  11. Jubilee
  12. Four Marys
  13. Aunt Rhodie R.I.P.
  14. The Parson's Farewell

Notes et références


  1. (en) Margalit Fox, « Jean Ritchie, Lyrical Voice of Appalachia, Dies at 92 », sur The New York Times, (consulté le )

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На других языках

[en] Jean Ritchie

Jean Ruth Ritchie (December 8, 1922 – June 1, 2015) was an American folk singer, songwriter, and Appalachian dulcimer player,[1] called by some the "Mother of Folk".[2] In her youth she learned hundreds of folk songs in the traditional way (orally, from her family and community), many of which were Appalachian variants of centuries old British and Irish songs, including dozens of Child Ballads.[3][4] In adulthood, she shared these songs with wide audiences,[5] as well as writing some of her own songs using traditional foundations.[4] She is ultimately responsible for the revival of the Appalachian dulcimer, the traditional instrument of her community, which she popularized by playing the instrument on her albums and writing tutorial books.[4] She also spent time collecting folk music in the United States and in Britain and Ireland,[6][7] in order to research the origins of her family songs and help preserve traditional music.[4] She inspired a wide array of musicians, including Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Shirley Collins, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris and Judy Collins.[5][8][9]
- [fr] Jean Ritchie


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