Sentence examples for folk heritage from inspiring English sources

The bureaucrats who control their fate are implicitly opposed to this folk heritage.

For a Closer Walk with God," have become part of the folk heritage of Protestant England.

In 1973 Mr. Johnson established the Jay Johnson America's Folk Heritage, now on Madison Avenue.

Grieg's music created a Norwegian folk heritage out of thin air.

Asbjørnsen's vivid prose sketches of folklife and Moe's poems recaptured the folk heritage of Norway for the modern age.

He continued to work on his home ground, and in 2007 he received an Alabama folk heritage award.

The Staves - Dead & Born & Grown Watford's Staveley-Taylor sisters offer a distillation of all that's best about the folk heritages of England and America.

"I used to weep because the greatest folk art heritage in the world had been destroyed," he said.

His latest book, This Party's Got to Stop, will be published on 8 April Salta, in north-west Argentina, is well-known for its folk music heritage.

Dominica's folk musical heritage includes work songs, storytelling, children's music and masquerade songs.

3263 South Broadway, Englewood, +1 303 789 9206, gothictheatre.com It's easy to tap into Denver's storied folk-music heritage with a show here: it's a non-profit school and complex that grew out of the Denver Folklore Center to host more than 200 shows annually at on-site venues such as Daniels Hall and the Tuft Theatre.