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Dennis Stroughmatt
Et l'Esprit Creole: A Pre-Mardi Gras Celebration
February 26, 2011 / 7:30 P.M.
Dennis Stroughmatt's journey into the roots of Cajun and
French Creole music, stories and language began in the small isolated
communities around Sainte Genevieve, Missouri. There, he learned from
diverse master fiddlers such as Roy Boyer and Charlie Pashia, a blend
of old-style French roots music, with infusions of Celtic bowing and Metis
rhythms. Later, Dennis traveled to Quebec and to southwestern Louisiana,
where he learned African Style Creole fiddling from folks such as Canray
Fontento and Black Allemand, and Creole accordion from Morris Ardoin.
Today, Dennis is a keeper of traditions in the old styles of both upper
and lower Louisiana, a Creole fiddler, accordionist, speaker, historian,
and foremost, a musician.
Also offered with the program is an optional Louisiana
Creole dinner with Black Beans and Rice, Gumbo, Jambalaya, cornbread and
more.
Adults $14.00 | Seniors $13.00 | Students $7.00
Dinner and concert $28.00
(Advance reservations by February 23 required for package)
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