Sentence examples for established folk from inspiring English sources

Minstrels sometimes, however, affected the manner of folk song or remodeled established folk ballads.

His most impressive effort to date was a show not of his own art but a group exhibition that he organized at Matthew Marks in 2002 called "Something Anything," a wonderful hodgepodge of works by emerging, established, folk and Outsider artists, living and dead.

O2 Apollo, Manchester, Sun; O2 Academy, Glasgow, Tue; Brixton Academy, SW2, Thu & Fri JR A collaboration between the University of Bradford and one of the country's most established folk clubs, The Topic, Folk Narratives offers a valuable insight into the genre.

Kwait finished by saying "I created Kingswood Records to give a home to older, established folk artists and younger, emerging folk performers.

Whether it's established folks like Ejiofor, Fassbender and producer Brad Pitt (in a key cameo that helped get the film made) or relatively new faces such as Lupita Nyong'o and Adepero Oduye, everyone fits smoothly into the deliberate pace of McQueen's measured and solemn direction.

This was achieved by establishing folk high schools in which Christian belief and peasant culture were taught as a basis for creating pride in the Danish heritage.

Mumford & Sons, the English band that decisively re-established folk-rock as a commercial force with their 2009 album "Sigh No More," didn't breach the pop Top 20 with that album's biggest hit, "The Cave".

The invitees came from all walks of life, the established, working folk, musicians, students, photographers, career professionals, artists anyone who shared Dr. Barnett's interest in music, art, and stimulating conversation.

The distinction between folk and popular art is not absolute, however: some widely collected folk art, such as the chalkwares (painted plaster ornamental figures) common in America and the popular prints turned out for wide distribution, may be seen as the genesis of popular art; and the products and motifs long established in folk art have provided a natural source for the popular field.

Maybe it was just the tyranny of the clock and the changes it brings, in this case the possibility that players of Williams' inherent brilliance but diminutive stature have never found it so hard to make the kind of mark so unerringly established by folk heroes like Cliff Morgan, Phil Bennett and Jonathan Davies.

Stringfellow and Campbell raised difficult and confrontational issues and were skewered by the established church folk.