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X-WR-CALDESC:A Lecture concert by the Frontier Culture Museum staff\, Zac B
 ell\, on the origins of American roots music in the 19th century. See how 
 this quintessentially American music genre was born from the traditions of
  the different immigrant groups that came to call the frontier home in the
  18th and 19th centuries.\n\nZac Bell was born in Missouri\, but moved to 
 Virginia with his family when he was young. He came from a musical family 
 going back generations. Growing up\, most people in the family either play
 ed fiddle\, banjo\, or guitar. Music and song was common at family gatheri
 ngs. Later in life\, he received an education in sound engineering from Th
 e Recording Workshop in Ohio. He also apprenticed at Sterling Banjo Co. in
  Afton\, VA. Zac came to the Frontier Culture Museum around 6 years ago as
  a part-time musician but has been on full-time staff as an historical int
 erpreter since 2019. He specializes in historical music and folklore\, wit
 h his main focus being British Isles music and history.
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DESCRIPTION:A Lecture concert by the Frontier Culture Museum staff\, Zac Be
 ll\, on the origins of American roots music in the 19th century. See how t
 his quintessentially American music genre was born from the traditions of 
 the different immigrant groups that came to call the frontier home in the 
 18th and 19th centuries.\n\nZac Bell was born in Missouri\, but moved to V
 irginia with his family when he was young. He came from a musical family g
 oing back generations. Growing up\, most people in the family either playe
 d fiddle\, banjo\, or guitar. Music and song was common at family gatherin
 gs. Later in life\, he received an education in sound engineering from The
  Recording Workshop in Ohio. He also apprenticed at Sterling Banjo Co. in 
 Afton\, VA. Zac came to the Frontier Culture Museum around 6 years ago as 
 a part-time musician but has been on full-time staff as an historical inte
 rpreter since 2019. He specializes in historical music and folklore\, with
  his main focus being British Isles music and history.
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SUMMARY:American Roots Music - Lecture & Concert
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