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JUNE 27-JULY 1; JULY 4-8, 2018 LOG SHEET #1 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL AUDIO/VIDEO LOG SHEET LOGGER NAME: David Bosserman RECORDER 1 NAME: ATEN 1 FILE NAME: 484.wav RECORDER 2 NAME: ATEN 2 FILE NAME: 73.wav PRESENTER: Richard vinas de Poing(vines of the Haus) DATE/TIME: /12 PROGRAM: Cataronia STAGE: ATENEU GROUP NAME: SESSION TITLE: Language + Music in La Vall d'Aron [[2 column table]] |---|---| | Alidé Sans | Performs in Occitan Occitan | | | Plays Guitar + Diatonic Accordian | | | Composes + Sings | | (Ateneus are buildings for community cultural gatherings) Many Dialects (6) / She speaks Gaseon & Arroned Occitan is spoken influence/spatial [[?]] including the Vall d'Aran in NW Catalonia (Pyrneese) Alide writes + sings her own modern material. Language, Culture + Music w Alidé Sans Balderon Valling [[?]] people Oncitan, Catolan, Spanish, French, English, Italian Iavitet sing in Occitan as encore natural + sincere Northern Slope of Pyrenees usually is French but we are on the Northern Side + still belong to Spain Occitan is spoken in all of Southern French + in Italy + in Monaco 3 MIL speakers Can you understand the dialects?
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