Lloyd Shaw stories, #2
This is part 2 of 5, four audio clips and one video that present a History and Heritage session about Lloyd "Pappy" Shaw, recorded at the 1989 CALLERLAB convention. Participants on the panel were Bob Osgood, chair; Herb Egender, a member of Shaw's Cheyenne Mountain Dancers in 1939, and Bob Howell, Ohio dance caller.
This audio clip presents Egender's opening comments. He was a student for 12 years at the Cheyenne Mountain School and he describes both the school and Shaw's approach as a teacher. Most of his comments center on the trip taken by the Cheyenne Mountain Dancers to the National Folk Festival and other venues in 1939, the dancers' first tour to the east coast. Egender also speaks fondly about the vital role played by Dorothy Shaw. More information about Lloyd and Dorothy Shaw is contained in an exhibit in this collection.
The audio was extracted from the VHS videotape and compressed to save bandwidth; the camera was stationary in the back of the room, and the sound was recorded by the on-camera mic. Part 5 of the series is the video footage of the final 20 minutes of the session.
Tags: Cheyenne Mountain Dancers, Dorothy Shaw, Lloyd Shaw
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This is part 2 of 5, four audio clips and one video that present a History and Heritage session about Lloyd "Pappy" Shaw, recorded at the 1989 CALLERLAB convention. Participants on the panel were Bob Osgood, chair; Herb Egender, a member of Shaw's Cheyenne Mountain Dancers in 1939, and Bob Howell, Ohio dance caller.
This audio clip presents Egender's opening comments. He was a student for 12 years at the Cheyenne Mountain School and he describes both the school and Shaw's approach as a teacher. Most of his comments center on the trip taken by the Cheyenne Mountain Dancers to the National Folk Festival and other venues in 1939, the dancers' first tour to the east coast. Egender also speaks fondly about the vital role played by Dorothy Shaw. More information about Lloyd and Dorothy Shaw is contained in an exhibit in this collection.
The audio was extracted from the VHS videotape and compressed to save bandwidth; the camera was stationary in the back of the room, and the sound was recorded by the on-camera mic. Part 5 of the series is the video footage of the final 20 minutes of the session.