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Junior Appalachian Musicians: Mountain Music for Kids
Clip: Episode 11 | 7m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
Junior Appalachian Musicians teaches good ol' mountain music to kids.
The musical culture of Southwest Virginia is steeped in appalachian instruments like the banjo, fiddle and duclimer. Made possible by the Smith Mountain Arts Council, the Junior Appalachian Musicians affiliate in Franklin County teaches traditional mountain music in an after school program.
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The Art Scene
Junior Appalachian Musicians: Mountain Music for Kids
Clip: Episode 11 | 7m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
The musical culture of Southwest Virginia is steeped in appalachian instruments like the banjo, fiddle and duclimer. Made possible by the Smith Mountain Arts Council, the Junior Appalachian Musicians affiliate in Franklin County teaches traditional mountain music in an after school program.
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