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June 24-28; July 1-5, 2015 Log Sheet #1 Smithsonian Folklife Festival Audio/Video Log Sheet Logger/Videographer: Townes + Fontana, Karfeld Memory Card Number - TASCAM: CFCH 2 File Name: 0269.wav Memory Card Number - ZOOM H2: CFCH File Name: .wav Presenter: Rodrigo Chocano Date/Time: 6/28/15 Program: Music Across Generations Stage: Hablador Group Name: Wemblers & Ballumbrosio Region/Style: Peru, Narrative Stage [[2 Columned Table]] | Performer(s) | Instrument/Occupation | | --- | --- | | Miguil Bullumbrosio (MB) | | | (MS)[[strikethrough]]Misaia lmē / [[/strikethrough]] Misaél Sanchez|[[strikethrough]] Cumbrá [[/strikethrough]] | Gelner Samchez (GS) | | Contents/Notes (continue on back): [[left margin]] artists in Spanish followed by translation by presenter Patterns Presented offers a ?. Each answers [[/left margin]] 1. Mig. Bullumbrosio - from Chincha, S. Peru. percussionist 2. Sanchez M The wembler music from the Amazon, musical family 3. Sanchez G Youngest of 5 "Wemblers" 4. MB: Wemblers are 1 of many who practice the tradition "tap dancing" 5. MB: Father peasant/musician, tradition was family - transmitting the tradition to keep 6. alive. 7. ¿How is the tradition transmittes? MS: 5 brother - children & grandchildren = "musical 8. dynasty" instruments - bass guitar, drums need other instruments Columbian Cumbro & Peruvian music blended Amazon roots - music is unique. GS: I am a drummer. [[strikethrough]]Co[[/strikethrough]] Regional but expanded to other genre. Music from Wemblers need more research.