Others came before and after him but no person is more strongly
associated with the revival of English folk song and dance at the
turn of the twentieth-century than Cecil Sharp (1859-1924). He
collected about 5000 folk songs and nearly 500 dances. This
prodigious achievement is told by someone who perhaps knew him
better than anyone else. Maud Karpeles was his assistant for many
years and accompanied him on his expeditions to the Southern
Appalachian Mountains. This remains the definitive biography of the
greatest figure in the English folk song and dance movement.
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