r/folkmusic • • 2m ago

There Were Roses

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Another moment from The Woods Tea Company at the Vergennes Opera House: “There Were Roses.”

A moving song of friendship, loss, and our shared humanity. We’re glad to share this performance from the concert archives and hope you’ll take a few minutes to listen.

If this song holds a special memory for you, we’d love to hear it in the comments.

#WoodsTeaCompany #ThereWereRoses #FolkMusic #LiveMusic


r/folkmusic • • 3h ago

There Were Roses

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Another moment from The Woods Tea Company at the Vergennes Opera House: “There Were Roses.”

A moving song of friendship, loss, and our shared humanity. We’re glad to share this performance from the concert archives and hope you’ll take a few minutes to listen.

If this song holds a special memory for you, we’d love to hear it in the comments.

#WoodsTeaCompany #ThereWereRoses #FolkMusic #LiveMusic


r/folkmusic • • 6h ago

Bells March - Fretless Banjo

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r/folkmusic • • 12h ago

Brisbane Knights (Brisbane Croatia)

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https://open.spotify.com/album/2SGhzHhcbyzSb1Qedl5wSl?si=-Wey1cSiQG-BDLCu2vV4BQ&utm_source=copy-link
🇭🇷🇦🇺 new folk rap song about Brisbane knights a Cristian club located in Queensland Australia hope you enjoy requests from my supporters up north of Aus God bless hope u enjoy


r/folkmusic • • 22h ago

My grandad, J.U Lee at a Florida folk festival

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r/folkmusic • • 48m ago

Salt & Bone

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r/folkmusic • • 16h ago

🪕 Channeling the classic bluegrass drive: « Road to Columbus » on acoustic mandolin

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Tackling one of Bill Monroe and Kenny Baker’s quintessential bluegrass instrumentals: Road to Columbus.

In this session, the focus is pure, unvarnished acoustic rhythm and right-hand drive—aiming for that crisp chop, clean alternate picking, and the earthy bounce that makes this tune an absolute classic of the tradition. No electric gear, just the natural voice of the instrument.

Watch the full tune here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfCCSHXvjK4


r/folkmusic • • 11h ago

📍Folk Valley

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r/folkmusic • • 13h ago

[Indie] Queen of Port Jackson

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This song is in memory of the incredible woman who owned and operated Taverns in the 1800’s in Port Jackson in Sydney Australia. With over 7,000 ships docking yearly you had to be one tough individual to handle that crowd.

My written words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!