
2012 Tuition: $450
plus Housing & Meals
Old-Time Week Coordinator Joe Newberry has gathered outstanding performers and teachers from the Southern Appalachians, the Ozarks and beyond.
Students take morning classes with their primary instructor, and then choose from an array of elective workshops and demonstrations, including late afternoon Vocal Week and Dance Week sessions. Evenings are filled with lively jams, slow jams, song swaps, dances and concerts. Friday features a student showcase and an old-time porch party. Old-Time Week extends through the Augusta Festival, August 10-12.
All full-time classes are intended for those who can already play their instrument to some extent and are ready to start learning old-time style, technique and repertoire.
To register, specify “Old-Time Week,” your instrument and your instructor.
Concurrent sessions for our Road Scholar (formerly Elderhostel) participants cover Appalachian history, music, dance and folkways. Road Scholar students must register at www.roadscholar.org or call 1-800-454-5768 (see Program #5220RJ).
James Bryan – Advanced
Matt Combs - Intermediate
Dave Bing - Intermediate
Rafe Stefanini - Beginning
Frank Lee - Advanced
Hilarie Burhans - Intermediate
Rebekah Weiler – Beginning
Rachel Combs
“Joebass” DeJarnette
“Chirps” Smith
Clelia Stefanini – Bio
Callers’ Intensive - Ron Buchanan - Bio
This is a weeklong, standalone class and must be listed specifically by week (Week 5) and class name on the registration form.
Appalachian Storytelling - Susanna Holstein
Augusta for Kids - Brittany Hicks
Watercolor Painting - Ken Waddell
White Oak Basketry - Alan Miller
Wood Engraving/Letterpress Printing - Jim Horton
Yoga – Susan Krakoff
Bio & Mini-Course Description
(Note: Yoga Mini-course meets from 5:00-6:15 pm so that students can do yoga on an empty stomach and still have time for dinner afterwards.)
Old-Time Banjo From Scratch (novice) - Ken Sheller
Appalachian Ballads & Songs - Elizabeth LaPrelle
Bio & Mini-Course Description