Monday Evening Musical Club program has Victorian flair
NORWICH – The Monday Evening Musical Club is proud to present Katie Boardman with a program titled “Victorian Proch and Parlor Music” on Monday Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the United Church of Christ, 11 West Main St., Norwich.
Katie Boardman is a specialist in the area of historical music from the time of the American Revolution through the turn of the 19th Century. She is the principal performer, composer and teacher for First Frost Traditions. Since the Bicentennial of the American Revolution and throughout her work with history museums, she has brought to life parlor songs, minstrel show tunes, folk ballads and contemporary family music touring throughout the Northeast.
Performing in colonial attire, Katie accompanies her singing and storytelling while playing hammer dulcimer, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, reed organ and whistle. She has produced two recordings of historic music for the Farmer’s Museum in Cooperstown, New York. She has also recorded historic baseball songs for the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Boardman served as music consultant for the regional film “Ruby Moon” and has performed classical commissions with the Little Delaware Chamber Ensemble. She holds a BALS with honors from the University of Delaware, a self designed degree track focusing on music, history and art history. She received an MA in History Museum Studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program of SUNY Oneonta.
This program is open to the public and all are invited to attend. A free will offering will benefit the club’s scholarship fund which has awarded scholarships yearly since 1954 to students from Chenango County who pursue a career in music.
Katie Boardman is a specialist in the area of historical music from the time of the American Revolution through the turn of the 19th Century. She is the principal performer, composer and teacher for First Frost Traditions. Since the Bicentennial of the American Revolution and throughout her work with history museums, she has brought to life parlor songs, minstrel show tunes, folk ballads and contemporary family music touring throughout the Northeast.
Performing in colonial attire, Katie accompanies her singing and storytelling while playing hammer dulcimer, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, banjo, reed organ and whistle. She has produced two recordings of historic music for the Farmer’s Museum in Cooperstown, New York. She has also recorded historic baseball songs for the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Boardman served as music consultant for the regional film “Ruby Moon” and has performed classical commissions with the Little Delaware Chamber Ensemble. She holds a BALS with honors from the University of Delaware, a self designed degree track focusing on music, history and art history. She received an MA in History Museum Studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program of SUNY Oneonta.
This program is open to the public and all are invited to attend. A free will offering will benefit the club’s scholarship fund which has awarded scholarships yearly since 1954 to students from Chenango County who pursue a career in music.
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