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JUNE 25-29; JULY 2-5, 2014 LOG SHEET # 6 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL AUDIO / VIDEO LOG SHEET LOGGER / VIDEOGRAPHER: Nicolas Colaizzi / Paul Matsuk [[Matsuk?]] MEMORY CARD NUMBER- TASCAM: FILE NAME: Boma_104 MEMORY CARD NUMBER- ZOOM H2: FILE NAME: PRESENTER: DATE / TIME: [2:45?] PROGRAM: Kenya STAGE: Boma GROUP NAME: [CRAFTS FROM THE LAND] REGION / STYLE: [[2 columned table]] | PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | --- | --- | [[left margin]] okay [[/left margin]] | [[strikethrough]] Patrick [[/strikethrough]] Sampson 1 | Miner / Carver | | Apollo Omondi 2 | cissi rope maker | [[left margin]] ?? [[/left margin]]| [[strikethrough]]Adoke [[/strikethrough]] 3| red shirt| [[left margin]] names correct[[/left margin]]| Joseph Oinde 4 | [[strikethrough]] cissi soupstone [[/strikethrough]] stone work| | Susan Victoric 5 | beads| | Susana Chemakwany 6| no English| CONTENTS / NOTES (continue on back): [[left margin]] 3[[/left margin]] 1. [[strikethrough]]3 [[/strikethrough]] locally known for root carving. The ____ community [[left margin]] 3[[/left margin]] 2.[[strikethrough]]7 [[/strikethrough]] W Kenya. fishermen on Lake Victoria. Water hyasinth invaded 4. lake. and choked lake. Now being pulled out -> to baskets. 5. 1. Stone miner/ carver 6. 3. Materials from farms. Havested and regr. 7. 5. Beads sourced in Narobi, not hand made. Meaning of colors 8. given (missed notes while getting sound guy for mic problem) 3 Hard wood not usually used. soft yes 1 [[strikethrough]1 [[/strikethrough]] No school as he started at young age. now 40 years later. 2 Made rope from H2O hyasynth after earlier 5 Sell at Masi market to tourists and locals