2011 Schedule
FRI. NIGHT: 8-11 PM DANCE called by Beth Molaro*, music by Nate Leath & Friends,
w/ fiddler Nate Leath
  11 PM 'til ? Late night HONKY TONK DANCE w/ music by the Halliday Line
SAT. AFTERNOON: 1 PM FIDDLE WORKSHOP with Stephanie Coleman
  OLD TIME GUITAR WORKSHOP with Beth Hartness
2 PM OLD TIME BANJO WORKSHOP with Adam Hurt
2-4 PM OPEN MIC in campground dance tent
4 PM BASS WORKSHOP with Kellie Allen
  Beginning old time HARMONICA WORKSHOP with Phill Woddail** in the small pavilion by the playground
4:45 PM Advanced old time HARMONICA WORKSHOP with Phill Woddail in the small pavilion by the playground
  5 PM FLATFOOTING and CLOGGING WORKSHOP with Cherie Sheppard
SAT. NIGHT: 6:45 -8 PM CONCERTS with Nate Leath & Friends and Coleman, Hurt, Hartness, & Allen
  8-11 PM DANCE called by Beth Molaro, music byAdam Hurt, Beth Hartness, Kellie Allen with fiddler Stephanie Coleman
  11 PM OPEN DANCE in campground dance tent, music by Faster Than Walking with
fiddler Joe Mead
SUN. MORNING: 11 AM SUNDAY SING with Tina Liza Jones

*Dancers from coast-to-coast and abroad will tell you that Beth Molaro is GREAT! Living in Asheville surrounded by the mountains of Western North Carolina, Beth is truly dedicated to the art of Traditional American Dancing with the promise of a whoop-and-a-holler good time for both seasoned dancers and beginners.

Effective teaching skills and a unique vocal style put Beth in demand at Dance Weeks and Folk Festivals including the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Appalachian Stringband Festival, Augusta Heritage Dance Week and many more. In addition to calling, Beth is a skilled and exuberant foot percussionist in the Appalachian flat-foot style.

**Having played harmonica since 1965, Phill Woddail has studied with a diverse collection of mentors from Howard Levy to Harold Hausenfluck. His approach to Old Time Country music is oriented to a ballad and dance style combining rhythmic and melodic elements, single note, chord and double stop splits and modal position playing to offer a wide variety of sounds from his simple instrument. He may be reached for questions at harplayers@gmail.com.

 

 

 
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