LaRena Clark
LaRena LeBarr Clark (1904-1991) yin hànjitọ aṣa Canadianu lẹ tọn podọ e sọ nọ ji ohànfolk tọn.
Bẹjẹeji gbẹzan etọn tọn[jlado | jla asisado]
Clark yin jiji sẹpọ Pefferlaw, Ontario, Canada to 1904 sẹpo tọsisa Simcoe tọn[1]. Otọ́ etọn po Baba daho etọn po yin sogbeyàntọ de bosọ yin hihọbasinamẹtọ lẹ. Onọ̀ etọn Mary Frances Watson lọsu yin hànjitọ de, E nọ saba do ede hia taidi whẹwhẹ taidi kunkan ṣiẹnnẹtọ Canadianu lẹ tọn.
Yanwle etọn[jlado | jla asisado]
Clark wa tindo mahẹ to ohàn folk tọn jiji mẹ to Canada po United State po to ojlẹ 1960 l mẹ bo de ohàn de jẹgbonu to 1968. E daihun to hunwhẹ Mariposa Folk tọn mẹ to 1965 po 1965 po mẹ. Mọdopolọ, e sọ daihun to hunwhẹ Ohàn Madoc tọn jiji whenu, Hunwhẹ Philadelphia Folk po devo lẹ po to Canada po United States to vivọnu 1960 tọn. To 1967, Ewọ po asu etọn po gbá nọtẹn de he tindo owhé lẹ po ogle po taidi hunwhẹ owhe kanweko Canada tọn lẹ to 1967. To vivọnu 1967 tọn, E de nado de ohàn 25 jẹgbonu sọn aṣa folk Canadianu lẹ tọn mẹ po ohàn nukundeji lẹ, po ladio lẹdo lọ tọn CHAY-FM po podọ nado jihàn ganhiho daa de tọn to Owen Sound ji.
Gbẹzan mẹdetiti tọn[jlado | jla asisado]
Clark wlealọ whlà atọ̀n bọ to alọwle etọn awe tintan lẹ mẹ, e jivi ṣidopo. To wẹkẹ whán ll whenu, e wazọn taidi núdatọ na awhànfuntọ Canadianu lẹ tọn to opá Camp Bordon tọn mẹ. To whenue e to azọ́n wa to finẹ, e pe Gordon Clark, kanlinzọ́nwatọ de, bo yé omẹ awe lẹ wlealọ to 1947. Alọwlemẹ lọ lẹ nọ nọ Ottawa to 1961 whenue e mọ folklorist Edith Fowke, mẹhe yi ohàn etọn lẹ bosọ de tọ́n.
E basi matintọ to 1991.
Nunina[jlado | jla asisado]
Ohàn etọn delẹ[jlado | jla asisado]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1968), Songs of an Ontario family: British ballads and Canadian shanty songs, Ontario: Clark[3]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1978), Family legend in song: Irish, English, and Scottish ballads, lumbering and railroading., Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[4]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1978), Heritage of folk songs., Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[5]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1979), Canada at turn of the sod: lumbering, railroading and sea ballads., Orilla, Ont.: Clark Records[6]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1979), Canada's traditional queen of song: shanty, western, sea, English, Irish, Scotch, ballads., Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[7]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1979), Authentic Canadian folk symbol: English and American ballads ; American civil war, Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[8]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1980), Canadiana coast to coast, Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[9]
- Clark, LaRena LeBarr (1980), LaRena sings for country folk: vol. 2 : Canadian, American, English, Irish ballads /$cLaRena LeBarr Clark., Orillia, Ont.: Clark Records[10]
Alọdlẹndou lẹ[jlado | jla asisado]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "LaRena Clark | The Canadian Encyclopedia". www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca. Retrieved 2020-03-22.
- ↑ "Marius Barbeau Medal Awarded to a Traditional Singer". Canadian Folk Music Journal. 15: 54–55. 1987-01-01. ISSN 0318-2568. Retrieved 2020-03-22.
- ↑ Songs of an Ontario family: British ballads and Canadian shanty songs (in English), Clark, 1968, OCLC 60496681
- ↑ Family legend in song: Irish, English, and Scottish ballads, lumbering and railroading. (in English), Clark Records, 1900, OCLC 10042479
- ↑ Heritage of folk songs. (in English), Clark Records, 1900, OCLC 10042531
- ↑ Canada at turn of the sod: lumbering, railroading and sea ballads. (in English), Clark Records, 1900, OCLC 10042322
- ↑ Canada's traditional queen of song: shanty, western, sea, English, Irish, Scotch, ballads. (in English), Clark Records, 1900, OCLC 10042419
- ↑ Authentic Canadian folk symbol: English and American ballads ; American civil war (in English), Clark Records, OCLC 81253830
- ↑ Canadiana coast to coast (in English), Clark Records, 1980, OCLC 607133502
- ↑ LaRena sings for country folk: vol. 2 : Canadian, American, English, Irish ballads /$cLaRena LeBarr Clark. (in English), Clark Records, 1980, OCLC 1006777630