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Where are we now?
View Where are we now? in a larger map Jo, Annie, Miles and I are living in Northport, Alabama and working at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. We've been glad to be in one place for a bit after what appeared to be semi-permanently traveling (in actuality for a period of 2.5 years).We started this blog to catalogue some of the adventures when Jo and I were sequentially conducting our dissertation research in India and Brazil. While we've fallen off the blogging bandwagon somewhat during recent trips to Brazil, we're trying to pick it up again now that we're back in India!
Showing posts with label bluegrass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bluegrass. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Another video from picnic at Lodhi gardens
You all are probably pretty familiar with Angeline the Baker by now, so here's a reprise
Friday, August 26, 2011
Ladakh: Backwoods and Bluegrass X 2
The second week was a reprise of amazing musical opportunities. Inspired by incredible vistas and made slightly delirious by whooping cough combined with high altitude, we really relished in the opportunity to hike for a few hours in the morning, and then play music together all afternoon. Days I will certainly not forget.

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From Ladakh X 2 |

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From Ladakh X 2 |

Elzic's Farewell
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Ladakh: Bluegrass in the backwoods
One of the greatest parts about being up in Ladakh was the extended chance to play music with Jon.
I had been planning for this for quite a while, and constructed perhaps the world's only dual fiddle/banjo backpack.
Here's me and Dad hiking down the road, carrying "big yellow" and it's precious cargo
After all the work constructing the bag, it was with great pleasure that we got a chance to introduce our Ladakhi hosts to some good old American bluegrass music.
Sharing musical fun with Ladakhi child
Hop High Ladies on top of the roof
What incredible experiences these were, both sharing the traditional music from our country with the people of Ladkh, and the chance to play in such beautiful surroundings.
Jon playing down by the river
Close up of Jon with gorgeous ornate woodwork
From Ladakh!!!! |
I had been planning for this for quite a while, and constructed perhaps the world's only dual fiddle/banjo backpack.
Here's me and Dad hiking down the road, carrying "big yellow" and it's precious cargo
From Ladakh!!!! |
After all the work constructing the bag, it was with great pleasure that we got a chance to introduce our Ladakhi hosts to some good old American bluegrass music.
Sharing musical fun with Ladakhi child
From Ladakh!!!! |
Hop High Ladies on top of the roof
What incredible experiences these were, both sharing the traditional music from our country with the people of Ladkh, and the chance to play in such beautiful surroundings.
From Ladakh!!!! |
Jon playing down by the river
From Ladakh!!!! |
Close up of Jon with gorgeous ornate woodwork
From Ladakh!!!! |
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