Images of events at the 10th Fete fransaskoise in St. Denis, Saskatchewan. The event was a festival to mainly promote the Fransaskois culture and celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Commission culturelle fransaskoise and the 10th anniversary of the Fete fransaskoise.

(1)-(6): Unidentified children participating in sports and leisure events, including climbing structure and trampoline, on August 5, 1989.

(7)-(14): Images of dramatic production on August 6, 1989 entitled Le Geant Beaupre, including Claire Dion as Cynthia; Suzanne Durand as Ella Ewing; and Glen Krawchuk as Edouard Beaupre.

(15)-(16): Images of the youth zoo participants on August 6, 1989.

(17)-(20): Performance on August 5, 1989 of Les Bucherons, fiddlers.

(21)-(22): Images of Luc de Larochelliere, a singer, composer and songwriter from Quebec, performing with a guitar on August 5, 1989.

Photocopied newspaper articles and programmes relating to Colin Faunt (1892-1985), a window dresser and musician, and his musical career and photocopy of Colin Faunt's unpublished memoirs.

Photographs taken by Marie-Louise Perron at Fete fransaskoise, held from August 3 to 6, 1990 at Little Red River Park, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Includes images of hot air balloon; the Northern Nations Indian Dancers performing the fancy dance, crow hop and All Nations dance; children jumping on a trampoline; Richard Marcotte, regional director for Radio-Canada, in the dunk tank; a man performing with a guitar for children; and Groupe Kenler/Freres Marchildon performing in concert. Gary Kenler played the guitar while Francis and Michel Marchildon sang.

Transcript of a tape recorded interview of Florrie Elvin (born 1908) who was interviewed on May 2 and 7, 1975. Mrs. Elvin was active in music as a teacher and performer. She reminisces about her musical education, teaching experiences and her performances. Elvin was active for many years with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra.

Four musicians with their instruments posing as a group. Gordie Brandt could be one of the musicians.

F 721-8605 à F 721-8612: Jeunes musiciens et chanteurs en répétition;
F 721-8613 et F 721-8614: Concert.

F 721-8605 to F 721-8612: Young musicians and singer rehearsing;
F 721-8613 and F 721-8614: Concert.

Unidentified men and women seated at tables at the German Canadian Club banquet in Regina, Saskatchewan. Some people are standing in front of the stage, on which musicians are seated. Photographer: Butcher and Runnalls, 1745 Scarth Street, Regina.

Sound recording of Gold Rays, a collection of songs written and sung by Mick Burrs, a poet and musician in Regina, Saskatchewan, with accompanyment from Bob Penner on the violin. The recording was made at PortaSound Recording Studios in Regina.

Item is a recording of the Korte Singers performing arious folk songs (both secular and Christian).

This item is a recording by the Korte Singers of various folk songs (both secular and Christian).