41. English Folk And Traditional Music On The Internet A guide to Internet resources (Websites, Newsgroups, discussion lists, etc) on English folk music (Traditional music, song and dance in England). http://web.ukonline.co.uk/martin.nail/Folkmus.htm

English folk and traditional music on the Internet A guide to resources Contents My folk club etc pages This is a guide to Internet resources relating to English folk music. A fuller statement of the aims and scope of these pages is on another page. Comments and suggestions - especially about useful resources I have overlooked - to me martin.nail@ukonline.co.uk ), please. Contents General guides Definitions Organisations Libraries, archives and museums ... Regional resources General guides A good starting point, with many links to English as well as world music, is Folk Roots Folk and Roots , and Folking.com . A comparable site based in Germany is FolkWorld . FolkWorld's Entertainment/Music/Genres/Folk_and_Traditional/ The BBC Radio 2 Folk and Acoustic site contains information about the folk scene in the UK: news, reviews, tours, artists, folk clubs, etc, and of course a site for the Mike Harding Show The main Internet newsgroup for discussion of English folk music is uk.music.folk . As with other Usenet newsgroups, Google (formerly Deja.com) maintains an

42. Austrian Folk Dancing Traditional Austrian folk dancing and related material about dance, music, costumes, crafts and Austria. http://www.fff.at/fff/dance/

No Frames ...? These pages use "frames". If your browser does not support frames (or if you have switched off this feature) please go to www.fff.at/fff/dance/noframe/ THANKS!

43. The Online Guide To Traditional Games The Online Guide to Traditional Games. The Online Guide to Traditional Games History and Useful Information -. This site has moved to www.tradgames.org.uk. http://web.ukonline.co.uk/james.masters/TraditionalGames/

The Online Guide to Traditional Games - History and Useful Information - This site has moved to www.tradgames.org.uk . Please update your website links. The Online Guide to Traditional Games Home author at tradgames.org.uk (excuse spam defence: email does work)

44. Aaronc - African Religions A short overview of the many Traditional Religions practiced among people of differing cultural, linguistic, and ethnic groups; gives names for the supreme deity in many African languages; part of a larger site on polytheism. http://jpdawson.com/modrelg/relafri.html

African Traditional Religions The Bushmen and Hottentots live in southern Africa and were the original inhabitants of the land when the first Europeans arrived at the Cape. Today the true Bushmen (Khoisan) are restricted to the Kalahari Desert and Namibia. Modern Bushmen pray to celestial spirits and tell myths and legends about them. They pay special attention to the moon, which comes into their speculations about the origins of death, a common African preoccupation. The Hottentots have largely become Christian and most of their ancient religious beliefs have disappeared, so much so that it was once thought that they had no former religion. Their ancient gods appear to have been a mingling of natural forces and ancestral spirits. In the sub-Saharan and forest areas there are small groups of Hamites (Caucasians, related to Europeans) such as the Fulani of Nigeria, but they are Muslims like the major Hamite groups of North Africa and the Tuaregs of the Sahara. A vast majority of Africans south of the Sahara are Negroes, and they generally have a belief in a supreme being, though their conception of his role in daily life differs according to localities. Despite the universality of belief in a supreme being in Africa regular worship is not generally given to him. There are no great temples or organized cults for him in most places, though there are a few exceptions. Yet despite this absence of formal worship and temples over most of Africa, the supreme being (or God) is a reality to many people. He is transcendent and there is a popular myth, told from West African to the Upper Nile, which says that he or the sky his dwelling place was once much nearer to the earth.

45. Traditional Bowhunter Magazine The Inside Bow By TK Steingass. Boy Scouts of America Hunting Badge of Merit (News). Compton Traditional Bowhunters New Release (News). http://www.tradbow.com/

Call: 208-383-9019 June 04, 2004 The Inside Bow - By T. K. Steingass A Message from the Subscription Office I'm Gone Again! (News) Boy Scouts of America Hunting Badge of Merit (News) Compton Traditional Bowhunters New Release (News)

46. Introduction To Japanese Traditional Art - And Related Links Theater arts, fine arts and literature, with links. http://www.kanzaki.com/jinfo/jart.html

Help and Status info Japan Music Internet ... Computer Introduction to Japanese Traditional Art The Web KANZAKI presents an introduction to Japanese traditional arts and literature, based on Japan: A Pocket Guide, 1996 Edition by Foreign Press Center. Following pages have concise explanation of each field of art as well as several links to related sites. Articles in this section Traditional Performing Atrs in Japan Theatrical arts such as Noh, Kyogen and Kabuki, plus traditional music including Shakuhachi and Gagaku Chronology of Japan's Fine Atrs Outline of historical movements in Japan's fine arts, such as architecture, painting, and sculpture History of Japan's Literature Chronological introduction to Japan's literature. Links include Man'yoshu, Genji monogatari and Ogura Hyakunin Isshu (100 Poems by 100 Poets) Related links And some other links to Japanese art related sites which may be of your interest (this section is still preliminary) ... The Official Sumo Homepage by Nihon Sumo Kyokai World Wide Sumo Web List Jumping point to the world Sumo , the Japanese traditional wrestling which has more than 1,000 years' history.

47. Traditional Jazz (Dixieland) Dixieland Jazz, Traditional jazz, Dixieland music, trad jazz, hot jazz, Dixieland festival, Dixieland band. Traditional Jazz (Dixieland). http://kquick.best.vwh.net/dixie.html

Traditional Jazz (Dixieland) DIXIELAND JAZZ - WHAT IS IT? DIXIELAND BANDS DIXIELAND PUBLICATIONS LINKS ... MARDI GRAS IN NEW ORLEANS - PHOTOS BY FRED HATFIELD You are Visitor # 151578 to visit this page. Please e-mail comments, suggestions or additions to: karen@dixiejazz.com

48. Affirmation Of Saint Louis The definitive document that de facto created the Traditional Anglican Communion and to which its membership subscribe. It also forms the basic statement of several closely related groups. http://www.episcopalnet.org/TRACTS/AffirmationOfStLouis.html

CyberHymnal 1928 BCP episcopalnet.org Ordo Kalendar ... Tracts for our Times Affirmation of Saint Louis In The Name Of The Father And Of The Son, And Of The Holy Ghost. Amen. The Continuation Of Anglicanism We affirm that the Church of our fathers, sustained by the most Holy Trinity, lives yet, and that we, being moved by the Holy Spirit to walk only in that way, are determined to continue in the Catholic Faith, Apostolic Order, Orthodox Worship and Evangelical Witness of the traditional Anglican Church, doing all things necessary for the continuance of the same. We are upheld and strengthened in this determination by the knowledge that many provinces and dioceses of the Anglican Communion have continued steadfast in the same Faith, Order, Worship and Witness, and that they continue to confine ordination to the priesthood and the episcopate to males. We rejoice in these facts and we affirm our solidarity with these provinces and dioceses. Dissolution Of Anglican, Episcopal Church Structure We affirm that the Anglican Church of Canada and the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, by their unlawful attempts to alter Faith, Order and Morality (especially in their General Synod of 1975 and General Convention of 1976), have departed from Christ's One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. The Need To Continue Order In The Church We affirm that all former ecclesiastical governments, being fundamentally impaired by the schismatic acts of lawless Councils, are of no effect among us, and that we must now reorder such godly discipline as will strengthen us in the continuation of our common life and witness.

49. Traditional Boats & Tall Ships - Tallship.co.uk Traditional Boats and Tall Ships is an allcolour magazine that deals with all aspects of the present-day world of tall ships and sail training. http://www.tallship.co.uk/

Friday 4th June HOME PHOTOSPREAD TALL SHIP CLOSE-UP MAGAZINE ... DISCUSSION FORUM Welcome to... www.tallship.co.uk Mailing List Subscribe to our mailing list and be kept informed of updates on the TallShip.co.uk website and in magazine. Simply send us your email address to join. Email: Click here for more info In The Magazine magazine. Click here Subscriptions click here Tell a friend Let your friends and family know about this site. Just enter in the details below. Your email Your name Friends email Friends name ADVERTISERS CONTACTING US Use of this website is subject to our Terms of Service. Website designed by James Bennett

50. Home Page Swiss supplier of yew long bow, celtic and laminated wooden bows. Includes history, product range and order form. francais/english http://mypage.bluewin.ch/bfontannaz

Archerie traditionnelle en Suisse BLAISE FONTANNAZ Traditional archery in Switzerland BLAISE FONTANNAZ bowmaker in Lausanne English Introduction

51. TRADITIONAL CROSSROADS svigals, taksim, tanburi cemil bey, tatyos efendi, tcro, tekbilek, theodosii spassov trio, thrace, tobacco songs of old havana, Traditional, crossroads, tsircus http://www.traditionalcrossroads.com/

New Releases As an official composer for Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project, Vache Sharafyan was commissioned to write music exploring Armenia's connection to the ancient silk road, intertwining Western classical form and Eastern musical idioms. Presented here are Sharafyan's three most acclaimed chamber works, performed by the Komitas String Quartet and Armenia's most renowned folk musicians on duduk, tar and kamancha. From Yerevan, Armenia, the 8-member Shoghaken Ensemble performs authentic Armenian folk music on period instruments. Their new CD Armenia Anthology documents their most famous repertoire performed on zurna, duduk, kamancha, kanun and dahol. Gevorg Dabaghyan is currently touring with Yo-Yo Ma as part of the Silk Road Project. He is featured here on his first solo CD presenting Masterworks for the Armenian Duduk . Part of the Traditional Crossroads Digital Audiophile Series. Richard Hagopian is featured in his most famous Kef Time recordings, digitally remastered in stereo, 24-bit technology. These classic

52. A Traditional Music Library Of Folk Music, Tune-books, Songbooks And Sheet Music Traditional music and follk music tunebooks,songbooks,MIDIS,sheet music ,lyrics,plus reference and educational resources. A Traditional MUSIC LIBRARY. http://www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/

A traditional music and folk music archive of reference and educational materials The traditional music here is split into 22 different songbooks or tune-books, each dedicated to a particular type of traditional folk or roots music. There are musical scores with chords from which you can print sheet music and lyrics, there are also MIDI files to play so you can hear what the tunes sound like. The MIDIS play the melody on the left channel and a simple chord and bass accompaniment on the right. These should be suitable for those musicians who prefer to learn by ear. The tune-books and songbook currently available are:- Bluegrass music tune-book and songbook Around 250 traditional bluegrass songs and tunes commonly performed in this style. These tunes and songs are mostly American folk or roots pieces including some sacred and inspirational songs. They include many numbers which are popular and often heard in bluegrass jam sessions and performances. The bluegrass style is characterized by fast tempo with an emphasis on the five string banjo and harmony singing. Bill Munroe and Flatt and Scruggs are often credited with originating this style. Also on this site is a mirror of the Bluegrass South East web site which covers bluegrass related events and news for South East England, here you will also find the Carter Family Song book

53. Forms Of Traditional Literature With Links Provides some definitions of common forms of Traditional literature, such as folktales, tall tales, fables, proverbs, myths, and epics. http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/form2.htm

Forms of Traditional Literature Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center forms of traditional literature page. You will find folktales, tall tales, fables, proverbs, myths, and epics. This page is part of the Traditional Literature page. The ISLMC is a preview site for teachers, librarians, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or site map . Revised 6/1/02. Folktales Tall Tales Fables Proverbs ... Mother Goose (Nursery Rhymes) Folktales Sometimes called "Cottage tales." Stories of the common folk. Folktales : What are they? Folklore Parodies Bibliography from U. of Iowa Richard Darsie's collection; Africa, Central Asia, Central Europe, China, Englsand, India, Ireland, Japan, Middle East, Native America, Russia, Scandinavia, Scotland, Siberia Uncle Remus: His Songs Songs and Sayings By Joel Chandler Harris; from Project Gutenberg; Related page: Joel Chandler Harris Teacher Resource File New Fairytales Online by Rosemary Lake Read stories online Cinderella, by the Grimm Brothers German version of the tale; from the Online-Library Andrew Lang. Fairy Tales

54. Traditional Medicinals – Medicinal Herbal Teas At Traditional Medicinals we represent the standard of excellence in the medicinal herb tea category. Welcome to Traditional Medicinals®. http://www.traditionalmedicinals.com/

Welcome to Traditional Medicinals®. There are many new sections to browse through. © Traditional Medicinals Home Our Teas About Us Free Samples ... Site Map

55. Robert Zoller Medieval Astrology Resource for Traditional medieval astrology. Contains articles and books as well as information on courses and consultations. http://www.new-library.com/zoller/

Please select: ARTICLES FAQ BOOKS LIBRARY COURSES Foundation Diploma Testimonials SALES LINKS CONTACT SEARCH Robert Zoller A medievalist, Latinist, student and practitioner of medieval astrology Zoller returns to the fountainhead of medieval astrology. He has translated and studied works of Guido Bonatti Alkindi and others and these are brought together for the first time, on this website. Feature Book "Bonatti: The Arabic Parts (1550)" Until more recent times the Arabic Parts have been largely lost to the modern astrologer. But those who have developed a competence in their use find them an invaluable key to delineation and accurate prediction. read on... Home Features Faq ... Contact

56. Traditional Medicinals - Medicinal Herbal Teas, Free Samples At Traditional Medicinals we represent the standard of excellence in the medicinal herb tea category. How did you hear about Traditional Medicinals? http://www.traditionalmedicinals.com/free_samples.html

You may request a sample pack for some of our popular teas by completely filling out this form.* We are currently shipping to United States consumers only. First Name: Last Name: Mailing Address: U.S. City: U.S. State: Zip: Phone: E-mail: (optional) How did you hear about Traditional Medicinals? Do you currently drink our teas? Yes No Would you like to receive email updates from us? Yes *Offer good while supplies last. Limit one order per household. Your address will not be sold or transmitted to others. © Traditional Medicinals Home Our Teas About Us Free Samples ... Site Map

57. Black Goat Cabal: Traditional Satanism Article on the meaning of the term Traditional Satanism. http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/dvera/bgoat/traditional.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Black Goat Cabal Essays What is "traditional Satanism"? by Diane Vera By "traditional Satanism" we mean Satanism in the traditional primary sense of the word "Satanism" the worship of Satan as a deity. The word "Satanism" has been given other meanings too. For the past several decades, most public Satanist spokespeople have been atheistic symbolic Satanists, also known as "modern Satanists" or "LaVeyan Satanists," who do not believe in or worship Satan as a deity but identify with Satan as a symbol. At the present time, "traditional Satanism" is the most ccmmonly-used label for those Satanists who do worship Satan as a deity. However, we are "traditional" only in the sense of reclaiming the traditional primary meaning of the word "Satanism." Most (if not all) traditional Satanists are not "traditional" in the sense of having a direct lineage from any Satanist group that existed before 1966 C.E. The label "traditional Satanism" has also been used by some who believe in Satan as a deity but scorn the idea of "worship." We of the Black Goat Cabal are unashamed to say that we worship Satan. The word "worship" does

58. The Traditional English Restaurants Of London The Traditional English Restaurants of London. Your guide to English restaurants in London. http://www.english-restaurants.com/

@import "/english/view_default.css"; The Traditional English Restaurants of London Your guide to English restaurants in London Content Home Recipes Review ... Contact Sponsored by VIP Internet Ltd. Introduction by Richard, Earl of Bradford I have now been in the restaurant business for well over twenty five years, and started Porters English Restaurant in London's Covent Garden in 1979, with a clear aim, 'to provide reasonably priced real English food at honest prices'. Still very true today, so do check out our Porters site , which demonstrates very clearly my long held belief that restaurants should display their prices straightforwardly, so that the customer can easily understand what he is going to be paying for when the bill arrives - instead of receiving a nasty surprise. Read the full introduction here Restaurants Theatreland/Covent Gdn South of the River City and Fringes West London ... North London West End Theatre Anything Goes Les Miserables Mamma Mia! The Lion King ... All shows (Courtesy of Virtual-London) Search the Web Mortgages Loans Credit Cards Flatshare ... Limo Hire Search for more topics Where's Popular Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese The Brackenbury Stanleys Search By Prices Areas Theatreland/Covent Gdn South of the River City and Fringes West London Soho and Fringes North London All Restaurants Online Reservations Features Hotels in London Tours around London The London Pass Promotions editor's pick 04 June 2004

59. Alaska's Lincoln Lodge - Kenai Peninsula Acommodations Custom archery long bows and recurve bows http://www.customcpu.com/commercial/dgs

Beautiful and Comfortable Accommodations on Alaska's Scenic Kenai Peninsula. 46810 Grady Court Soldotna, Alaska 99669 The Lincoln Lodge is family owned and operated so you'll get a real taste of Alaskan Hospitality! Bed and Breakfast Rates Lodging-Fishing Packages You can "click" on any of our photos for a larger image! This beautiful 7 room, 4000 sq. ft. lodge is tucked away in a secluded, nicely wooded area just a couple miles out of Soldotna Alaska. We can comfortably handle reservations for up to 12 people. You'll find relaxing on our comfortable and private deck the perfect way to wind down after a day of sight-seeing, fishing and exploring! We also offer an in house laundry, full access to our fully equipped kitchen and all the hospitality you would expect from the best in Alaska Lodges. After a quiet, comfortable and refreshing nights sleep, you'll wake up to some hot coffee and a full breakfast. Fishing isn't included in our room rates, but we'll be more then happy to work out the arrangements for you!

60. Traditional Health, Medicine And Healing Describes the practices of the Alaska Native people and their applicability today. Includes reports, articles and resources. http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/health.html

Welcome to Traditional Health, Medicine and Healing This site includes materials describing traditional health, medicine and healing practices of Alaska Native people and their applicability today. Anyone wishing to contribute to this site is encouraged to contact the coordinator of the Alaska Native Knowledge Network at (907) 474-5086, or send an email message to fyankn@uaf.edu. A Gathering: Growing Strong TogetherUnited We Will Make a Difference This is an excerpt from a report written by Dixie Dayo, Alaska Native Knowledge Program Assistant on her recent attendance at the conference A Gathering: Growing Strong Together held in Kotzebue, Alaska June 30 through July 3, 1997. Resources on the Web Respecting Native Knowledge by Mitchell Clute Excerpt: "Chances are that many of the products on your shelves are formulations based, in whole or in part, on the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples. From herbal extracts for shinier hair to the newest rain-forest herb for health, many natural products owe their existence to centuries of firsthand botanical experience by tribes around the world." Melvin Olanna Carving Shop/Friendship Center Excerpt: "The late renowned artist Melvin Olanna founded the Center in 1988. It was his dream to set up community carving workshop for the community of Shishmaref. The Carving Shop is now officially named after Melvin Olanna, who passed away in 1991."

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