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On this page, you can see what articles, recordings, photos, etc were recently added to my website so you won't miss what's
new! Note: updates to my schedule of public appearances are not listed here. Click here to see my schedule.
new! Note: updates to my schedule of public appearances are not listed here. Click here to see my schedule.
Three postings come from my week-long fiddle class at John C. Campbell Folk School: a batch of videos of tunes
we learned in class, a video of one tune from my end-of-the-week concert, and a blog by one of the students
describing the class for the Folk School website.
Click here to see the postings.
Added Feb 2010
A Fiddle and Banjo Keeping Traditions Alive, One Tune at a Time
Review of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman concert, November 29, 2009
Click here to read the review.
Added Jan 2010
New review of FIDDLE TUNES ILLUMINATED by Bill Hicks.
Click here to read the review.
Added August 2009
New book of transcriptions: FIDDLE TUNES ILLUMINATED– a 120-page spiral-bound volume of detailed transcriptions
for each of the 45 tunes contained on the CDs SOUTHERN SUMMITS and A HENRY REED REUNION. Cost: Only $15, or
$40 for the two CDs plus the book!
Click here for more details, or Click here to go to the shop page.
Added April 15
Alan Jabbour, Ken Perlman, and Hubie King playing “Boatman” on Hubie King’s WAMU radio show Old Time
Jan, January 15, 2009
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
Added February 2009
YouTube video of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman playing “Rose Division,” Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
Added February 2009
YouTube video of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman performing at the 2008 Big Muddy Folk Festival.
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
“Fiddlers’ Convention showcases roots of American music.” By Bill Archer.
Click Here to see it on my 'News' page.
Added July 2008
Musician Tip: Don’t Neglect the Classics
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this brief interview.
Alan and Karen are working on a book and photo exhibition on the subject of the tradition of Decoration Day.
Click Here to read more about the project.
Added February 2008.
Alan is working on a book of musical transcriptions of fiddle tunes.
Click Here to read more about the project.
Added February 2008.
Alan Jabbour is awarded one of the Berea College Appalachian Music Fellowships for 2008.
Click Here to read more about the research that he will be doing.
Added February 2008.
we learned in class, a video of one tune from my end-of-the-week concert, and a blog by one of the students
describing the class for the Folk School website.
Click here to see the postings.
Added Feb 2010
A Fiddle and Banjo Keeping Traditions Alive, One Tune at a Time
Review of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman concert, November 29, 2009
Click here to read the review.
Added Jan 2010
New review of FIDDLE TUNES ILLUMINATED by Bill Hicks.
Click here to read the review.
Added August 2009
New book of transcriptions: FIDDLE TUNES ILLUMINATED– a 120-page spiral-bound volume of detailed transcriptions
for each of the 45 tunes contained on the CDs SOUTHERN SUMMITS and A HENRY REED REUNION. Cost: Only $15, or
$40 for the two CDs plus the book!
Click here for more details, or Click here to go to the shop page.
Added April 15
Alan Jabbour, Ken Perlman, and Hubie King playing “Boatman” on Hubie King’s WAMU radio show Old Time
Jan, January 15, 2009
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
Added February 2009
YouTube video of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman playing “Rose Division,” Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
Added February 2009
YouTube video of Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman performing at the 2008 Big Muddy Folk Festival.
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this video.
“Fiddlers’ Convention showcases roots of American music.” By Bill Archer.
Click Here to see it on my 'News' page.
Added July 2008
Musician Tip: Don’t Neglect the Classics
Click Here to reach the Audio and Video page for a link to this brief interview.
Alan and Karen are working on a book and photo exhibition on the subject of the tradition of Decoration Day.
Click Here to read more about the project.
Added February 2008.
Alan is working on a book of musical transcriptions of fiddle tunes.
Click Here to read more about the project.
Added February 2008.
Alan Jabbour is awarded one of the Berea College Appalachian Music Fellowships for 2008.
Click Here to read more about the research that he will be doing.
Added February 2008.