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JUNE 27-JULY 1; JULY 4-8, 2018 LOG SHEET # 1 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL AUDIO/VIDEO LOG SHEET LOGGER NAME: STAN ZIMMERMAN RECORDER 1 NAME: RECORDER 2 NAME: FILE NAME: .WAV PRESENTER: DATE/TIME: 7/6/18 PROGRAM: STAGE: GROUP NAME: SESSION TITLE: [[2 columned table]] | PARTICIPANTS | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | --- | --- | | Chris Derderia | memryl_0179 | | Slory Bayadjian | memryl_0180 | | Susan Slotnick | memryl_0818 | | Ken Maranian | memryl_0182 | (1)Chris derderia- detriot, mi, pick up the lamb, raw lamb, madzoon, where she got her startes from. making bread- making pagharch. making paghargh neighbors we visited relatives who werent able- sivas genocide survivors- henry ford (close to) Sarma - thanksgiving/christmas. "we live on pilaf." (2) gloria boyadjiar- father spent a lot time wanting for ford. went to nyc- dishwasher- you couldn't leave our house until you ate twice. how food became survival existence. Father Kessab/ maternal Kharpertsi (3) susan slotnick - my grandfather came from Sivas in armenia during genocide, hid out on a greek cargo ship w/o food, arrived in [[strikethrough]] m [[/strikethrough]] nyc. The one dish She made a lot of was pilaf. They had pilaf often but pine nuts/currants for special holidays. Last name was shinnian a move to portland oregon- introduced pilaf to a restaurant. aunt virginia' pilaf. eahmajuer [[?]]