the
32nd annual Old Songs Festival will be held on June
22, 23 & 24, 2012
Altamont Fairgrounds, Altamont, NY
Old
Songs is
a family-friendly festival of folk, traditional, Celtic and
world music and dance, known for its relaxed atmosphere,
interactive sessions and workshops,hands-on experience and
participatory nature. In addition to three
concerts there are 120
daytime workshops given by performers. Also
featured are a juried craft
show, food
and instrument vendors, and a well-run children's
activity area. Click on the links at left
for more information.
NOTE:We are gradually updating pages for 2012. If the banner at the top of each page has this year's dates, that page is current.
2012 PERFORMERS!
Click on each photo for more info (you'll need javascript turned on for your browser)
OR go to the PERFORMER PAGE
In order of photos above, L to R:
Sharon Katz & the Peace Train • Archie Fisher • Patrick Ball • Nuala Kennedy
John McCutcheon •
Bruce Molsky • Galant, Tu Perds Ton Temps • Mulebone
Anne Hills • David Roth • Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer • Kim & Reggie Harris
Dennis Stroughmatt • Larry Hanks & Deborah Robins • John Kirk & Trish Miller
Comas • Peter & Mary Alice Amidon • Dan Berggren • Brother Sun • Groovemama
Ken Whiteley • Andrew & Noah Band • Rik Palieri • John Roberts • Magpie
Ron Gordon & Michael Eck • the Storycrafters • Fennig's All-Star Stringband
Cassi & Maggie MacDonald • Greenfield Dance Band • Joe Hickerson • Susan Trump
Steve & Betsy Fry • Roger the Jester • Bob Nicholson • Todd Crowley and
the Musical Petting Zoo • The Diamond Jubilee Band Organ
SPECIAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE! (3:00 pm)
featuring: Dan Berggren, John Roberts, Terry Leonino, Greg Artzner, Reggie Harris, Susan Trump,
Steve & Betsy Fry, George Wilson, Bill Spence and Toby Stover MORE INFO HERE
Video
presentationon the Old
Songs Festival prepared for our application to the NY State
Music Fund gives a great overview of the exciting array
of performances one can experience at the festival. Time:
3 min. 11 sec.
Old
Songs events are made possible with public funds from the
New
York State Council on the Arts, a State agency.