4 resources

• Performance, by the Lewiston Senior Citizens Choir
  
  1677 Lewiston Senior Citizens Choir, March 19, 1981, Lewiston, Maine. 6 pp. Tape: 3/4 hr. w/ brief cat, of songs sung. A concert of mostly French songs given for the Lewiston Western Older Citizens Council by the Lewiston Senior Citizen Choir; list of Choir members. Text: brief catalog of songs sung. Recording: T 1798 CD 2516 3/4 hour.
• The Connection, The Book That Changed My Life: Part Five
  
  The fifth in a five-part series in which authors select and discuss a book that impacted their life. Russell Banks discusses Jack Kerouac's On the Road. Also included on the disc are other segments of the show, The Connection, broadcast on Boston NPR station WBUR.
• Martha Pellerin [sound recording]: an interview
  
  Martha Pellerin, a dedicated advocate and teacher of Franco-American culture and organizer of Franco-American cultural events, talks with Kim Chase about Franco-American culture in Vermont. She talks about her French-Canadian background and why she feels it is important to keep traditional aspects unique to this culture, such as the traditional soirées and music, alive, and why it is also important to eliminate the generational gap in Franco-American culture. Martha also talks about the musical trio she formed, Jeter le Pont, bi-lingualism, Québec secession, performing for audiences and at soirées in Canadian clubs, and the Barre French Heritage Festival in the early 1990's, which she was instrumental in organizing. Good quality recording.
• "Contras, squares & rounds : fiddling the night away at local dances"
  
  Includes reminisces by Franco-American fiddler Camile Dubois, Wallace Coburn talking about fiddler Alfred "Crazy" Chase, and musician Harold Luce.