Folklife Traditions
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FTJ: Folklife Traditions Journal, issue 71, 1st Sep 2022. FTJ is part of Folklife West magazine.
✪ PUBLICATION DATES & DEADLINES ✪ ✪ JANUARY deadlines: articles 1 November, shorter news items 20 November ✪
✪ MAY deadlines: articles 1 March, shorter news items 20 March ✪
✪ SEPTEMBER deadlines: articles 1 July, shorter news items 20 July ✪
UPDATES to FTJ are included in Folklife West updates, on our main website, button link follows:
✪ MAY deadlines: articles 1 March, shorter news items 20 March ✪
✪ SEPTEMBER deadlines: articles 1 July, shorter news items 20 July ✪
UPDATES to FTJ are included in Folklife West updates, on our main website, button link follows:
FTJ --- Folklife Traditions Journal homepage.
"Folklife Traditions" was noted in the Traditional Song Forum's Newsletter, 16/3/2021: for more on TSF, see https://tradsong.org
"As its name suggests Folklife West magazine is mainly focused on the South-Western Quarter of the country, but it contains regular articles about traditional song in the section called Folklife Traditions which is not geographically restricted. There are some real gems here. Roy Palmer used to be a regular contributor and several TSF members, present and past, have submitted articles for publication. You can find the archive of past issues at https://www.folklife-traditions.uk/ - select issues from the indexes. And if you would like to submit articles to Folklife Traditions they would be very welcome. Contact Sam Simmons at sam@folklife.uk"
Volunteers wanted. Currently, this is all compiled by (and subsidised by) Sam.
I'd welcome admin help to develop it - anything from helping to index (see Index: ARTICLES webpage) to co-editing.
Volunteers are offered a year's free Folklife membership. Please contact sam@folklife.uk
Page header: Calennig background photo © JKSimmons (Sam), see foot of page; our new logo,©, thanks to John Crane who has kindly modified this from his original drawing for our Book End Folk Books logo more than 40 years ago! July 2022, we shall be adding this in print & to this site.
FW header: Minehead Hobby Horse photo © JKSimmons (Sam)
FTJ header: Minehead Hobby Horse logo © Chris Beaumont. Morris dancers © Annie Jones fromThe Roots Of Welsh Border Morris (Dave Jones).
"Folklife Traditions" was noted in the Traditional Song Forum's Newsletter, 16/3/2021: for more on TSF, see https://tradsong.org
"As its name suggests Folklife West magazine is mainly focused on the South-Western Quarter of the country, but it contains regular articles about traditional song in the section called Folklife Traditions which is not geographically restricted. There are some real gems here. Roy Palmer used to be a regular contributor and several TSF members, present and past, have submitted articles for publication. You can find the archive of past issues at https://www.folklife-traditions.uk/ - select issues from the indexes. And if you would like to submit articles to Folklife Traditions they would be very welcome. Contact Sam Simmons at sam@folklife.uk"
Volunteers wanted. Currently, this is all compiled by (and subsidised by) Sam.
I'd welcome admin help to develop it - anything from helping to index (see Index: ARTICLES webpage) to co-editing.
Volunteers are offered a year's free Folklife membership. Please contact sam@folklife.uk
Page header: Calennig background photo © JKSimmons (Sam), see foot of page; our new logo,©, thanks to John Crane who has kindly modified this from his original drawing for our Book End Folk Books logo more than 40 years ago! July 2022, we shall be adding this in print & to this site.
FW header: Minehead Hobby Horse photo © JKSimmons (Sam)
FTJ header: Minehead Hobby Horse logo © Chris Beaumont. Morris dancers © Annie Jones fromThe Roots Of Welsh Border Morris (Dave Jones).
From next issue, Jan. 2023, we will also sell FTJ separately.
Folklife continues to offer a free download copy of print original for each issue!
This issue, paid-for print magazine, copied online; go to THIS ISSUE online to read & download, free!
Folklife continues to offer a free download copy of print original for each issue!
This issue, paid-for print magazine, copied online; go to THIS ISSUE online to read & download, free!
The annual cost (BACS) for 3 print issues posted will be £10 UK, £16 EU, £20 rest of world.
For Folklife Membership / Subscription payments -- or -- a small donation
Folklife' is a non-profit group. Our free-to-you websites with free downloads cost us over £300 a year!
1 copy of 1 issue £3.50 UK, £5.60 EU, £7 rest of world. Annual (3 issues) £10 UK, £16 EU, £20 rest of world.
Account name: Folklife West T/A Folklife. BACS: sort code 09-01-55, account 18675181, for overseas bank codes, email sam@folklife.uk
CHEQUES to 16 Barrett Rise, Malvern, WR14 2UJ. CARD PAYMENTS on "Ko-fi" card-payments website https://ko-fi.com/s/d479e8d448
• The same adverts will appear in Folklife West and in FTJ, costs as below.
• We’ll include adverts from Folklife West. Those in FTJ pages as before; others after FTJ articles.
This is new, we have not yet updated all the site to select this - eg £18 a year UK subs refers to Folklife West (FTJ + folk club news). 29/9/22
For Folklife Membership / Subscription payments -- or -- a small donation
Folklife' is a non-profit group. Our free-to-you websites with free downloads cost us over £300 a year!
1 copy of 1 issue £3.50 UK, £5.60 EU, £7 rest of world. Annual (3 issues) £10 UK, £16 EU, £20 rest of world.
Account name: Folklife West T/A Folklife. BACS: sort code 09-01-55, account 18675181, for overseas bank codes, email sam@folklife.uk
CHEQUES to 16 Barrett Rise, Malvern, WR14 2UJ. CARD PAYMENTS on "Ko-fi" card-payments website https://ko-fi.com/s/d479e8d448
• The same adverts will appear in Folklife West and in FTJ, costs as below.
• We’ll include adverts from Folklife West. Those in FTJ pages as before; others after FTJ articles.
This is new, we have not yet updated all the site to select this - eg £18 a year UK subs refers to Folklife West (FTJ + folk club news). 29/9/22
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On this site ---- webpages
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Our other websites --- links
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We have changed website references from "Folklife Traditions" to "Folklife Traditions Journal", except for some archive references.
Subscribe to our free emailed Newsletter (monthly-ish): blue box below -OR- email sam@folklife.uk with same details. We don't share your details.
This is useful for you, with Updates for News, Directory, & Folklife Traditions (& deadline reminders).
And it helps us - we'll spend less time on admin/emails = more time to add to magazine & website.
And we'll know how many people read this, which areas/countries which show more signups, and make best use of our limited time and resources.
This is useful for you, with Updates for News, Directory, & Folklife Traditions (& deadline reminders).
And it helps us - we'll spend less time on admin/emails = more time to add to magazine & website.
And we'll know how many people read this, which areas/countries which show more signups, and make best use of our limited time and resources.
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More about FTJ pages, in FW
Note from Editor - I've combined various items onto this page, so below has a lot of info, some repetitive, to be edited down ...
Folklife Membership for Folklife West magazine, folk news & Folklife Traditions Journal, post, or pdf via WeTransfer.
∆ Do join us, you can publicise yourself in Folklife West & online: news items, added to Directory, mentioned in Updates
∆ 3 FW issues £18 for UK post or for overseas PDF via WeTransfer; or EU £27 posted
∆ 2021 back issue of FW, including Folklife Traditions Journal (FTJ)
2021 Oct, 2022 Jan, May; each £6 posted
Exceptionally, back issues whose contents were solely or mainly FTJ without folk news (clubs, performers, etc) pages
--- £4 for FW Jan 2021 it combines 3 issues of FTJ ! (May 2020, Sept 2020, Jan 2021), no other content,
--- £4 for FW May 2021, contents FTJ and folk festivals & workshops, no general folk news content.
For Folklife Membership payments ('Folklife' is a non-profit group):
-- or -- a small donation (our free-to-you websites cost us over £300 a year):
BACS: Folklife, sort code 09-01-55, account 18675181. For our overseas bank codes, please email sam@folklife.uk
Sterling only, bank transfers only. No payments via this site: no cards, PayPal, etc.
∆ Do join us, you can publicise yourself in Folklife West & online: news items, added to Directory, mentioned in Updates
∆ 3 FW issues £18 for UK post or for overseas PDF via WeTransfer; or EU £27 posted
∆ 2021 back issue of FW, including Folklife Traditions Journal (FTJ)
2021 Oct, 2022 Jan, May; each £6 posted
Exceptionally, back issues whose contents were solely or mainly FTJ without folk news (clubs, performers, etc) pages
--- £4 for FW Jan 2021 it combines 3 issues of FTJ ! (May 2020, Sept 2020, Jan 2021), no other content,
--- £4 for FW May 2021, contents FTJ and folk festivals & workshops, no general folk news content.
For Folklife Membership payments ('Folklife' is a non-profit group):
-- or -- a small donation (our free-to-you websites cost us over £300 a year):
BACS: Folklife, sort code 09-01-55, account 18675181. For our overseas bank codes, please email sam@folklife.uk
Sterling only, bank transfers only. No payments via this site: no cards, PayPal, etc.
FW, the Folklife West magazine, has 2 sections
- FT -- Folklife Traditions Journal pages, this website; summary below
- Folk News from our Members, Clubs & Venues, Performers, Services, Festival & Workshop Diary - copied to www.folklife.uk
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FW includes these FOLKLIFE TRADITIONS pages,
and we have a large online ARCHIVE ● Articles ● Song, tune, & notes ● Talks & Conferences ● Folklife listings ● Publications announced ● Folklife Institutions: intro., notes, articles, news ● Seasonal Celebrations: list with photos by Doc Rowe, and other contributions |
On this website:
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And we have a detailed online Folklife Traditions Directory on this site:
the 'Folklife Traditions' listings, Lists 7 to 9, (open to all, you do not have to be a Folklife Member for these FT entries)
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List 9:
Seasonal Local Celebrations
Also, in FW, every issue, we print the current 4-month period, with photos and notes. Additional information for Wales on www.bywyd-gwerin.cymru,
our Wales traditions site, including articles on Seasonal Celebrations |
We also have a detailed online Members' Folk Directory, on folklife.uk/directory.html, Lists 1-6, from Folklife Members only, are on that website, a summary of what's covered appears on the " [ Folklife's Directory ]' page on this site.
More about Folklife
Folklife, publishers of Folklife West -- printed, and this copied online
52-64 A4 printed pages, always containing Folklife Traditions Journal News & Articles; and,
from our Members, • Folk News • Festivals & Workshop Diary
Funded solely by membership, advertising, and the editors.
Your Members' folk news & listings, published 3 times a year - do join us, Membership is only £18 a year !
52-64 A4 printed pages, always containing Folklife Traditions Journal News & Articles; and,
from our Members, • Folk News • Festivals & Workshop Diary
Funded solely by membership, advertising, and the editors.
Your Members' folk news & listings, published 3 times a year - do join us, Membership is only £18 a year !
Folklife West magazine
For details, see Folklife Newsletter, on [link] "Updates" webpage on our Folklife site www.folklife.uk
www.folklife.uk our main Folklife website, with our Folk News & Folk Directory pages • Our email sam@folklife.uk
For details, see Folklife Newsletter, on [link] "Updates" webpage on our Folklife site www.folklife.uk
www.folklife.uk our main Folklife website, with our Folk News & Folk Directory pages • Our email sam@folklife.uk
Folklife West magazine includes FTJ; the "Folklife West" site covers news from Folklife members' folk clubs, performers, festivals, workshops, media, services, as well as appropriate detailed Directory listings. FTJ updates are on the Updates webpage on that site.
"Bywyd Gwerin" is a website for Welsh Traditions. A work in progress as we change this from a more general folk site. Nid yw’r golygyddion yn siaradwyr Cymraeg rhugl, rydym yn croesawu gwirfoddolwyr i’n helpu i gyfieithu rhestriadau, penawdau ac ati.
"Bywyd Gwerin" is a website for Welsh Traditions. A work in progress as we change this from a more general folk site. Nid yw’r golygyddion yn siaradwyr Cymraeg rhugl, rydym yn croesawu gwirfoddolwyr i’n helpu i gyfieithu rhestriadau, penawdau ac ati.
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FTJ ~ Folklife Traditions Journal
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'Folklife' is a non-profit group of volunteers.
Our aim is to provide information on all aspects of folklife; and to stimulate a wider interest in folk studies & folk culture generally, updating where appropriate, and as resources allow, in different media.
We seek to raise awareness about, and to promote, folklife studies and relevant Societies, Institutions, Publishers, and Researchers.
We have a particular interest in making those who are not members of folklife organisations aware of what’s available.
We produce 'FW - Folklife West' magazine, three times a year, mainly covering Wales and England South West & West Midlands, in print & copied online, www.folklife.uk
FW includes Folklife Traditions Journal pages, not geographically restricted, with researched articles including specific songs, tunes, and dances; plus News; Diary; Publications.
www.folklife-traditions.uk has a comprehensive archive of all issues, as PDFs to download.
There is also an author and subject index,
plus a Folklife Directory: Folklife Societies; Folklife Studies & Institutions; Seasonal Local Celebrations.
Contributions welcome; for more details, please see www.folklife-traditions.uk/contact-contribute.html
1. Researched articles eg about a collected song or tune, word limits: no minimum - we get articles which are anything from just a song and a few lines or up to 500 words; other articles are typically 1000 to 1500, our maximum is 2500 words.
2. To introduce society, institution, etc, up to 1000 words. Thereafter, short news items/dates from society, institutions welcome; longer items, please consult editor.
FOLKLIFE membership, to include posting 3 issues per year of Folklife West, including the FT pages, £18
For more details, please contact sam@folklife.uk
Eleanor & Sam Simmons, 16/5/2021
Our aim is to provide information on all aspects of folklife; and to stimulate a wider interest in folk studies & folk culture generally, updating where appropriate, and as resources allow, in different media.
We seek to raise awareness about, and to promote, folklife studies and relevant Societies, Institutions, Publishers, and Researchers.
We have a particular interest in making those who are not members of folklife organisations aware of what’s available.
We produce 'FW - Folklife West' magazine, three times a year, mainly covering Wales and England South West & West Midlands, in print & copied online, www.folklife.uk
FW includes Folklife Traditions Journal pages, not geographically restricted, with researched articles including specific songs, tunes, and dances; plus News; Diary; Publications.
www.folklife-traditions.uk has a comprehensive archive of all issues, as PDFs to download.
There is also an author and subject index,
plus a Folklife Directory: Folklife Societies; Folklife Studies & Institutions; Seasonal Local Celebrations.
Contributions welcome; for more details, please see www.folklife-traditions.uk/contact-contribute.html
1. Researched articles eg about a collected song or tune, word limits: no minimum - we get articles which are anything from just a song and a few lines or up to 500 words; other articles are typically 1000 to 1500, our maximum is 2500 words.
2. To introduce society, institution, etc, up to 1000 words. Thereafter, short news items/dates from society, institutions welcome; longer items, please consult editor.
FOLKLIFE membership, to include posting 3 issues per year of Folklife West, including the FT pages, £18
For more details, please contact sam@folklife.uk
Eleanor & Sam Simmons, 16/5/2021
Exploring Folklore Weekend 2017, at Halsway Manor, Somerset
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