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{{Short description|Métis fiddler (1938–2020)}}
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'''Lawrence “Teddy Boy” Houle''' is ] ] ]<nowiki/>r from ], ]. He started to play at an early age, reportedly teaching himself to play “]” on one string.<ref name="ArtsLink">{{cite web '''Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle''' (1938–2020) was ] ]r from ], Manitoba. He started to play at an early age, reportedly teaching himself to play "]" on one string.<ref name="ArtsLink">{{cite web
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| title =Lawrence Houle | title =Lawrence Houle
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| quote = }}</ref> Houle went on to become an influential fiddler and ],<ref>{{cite web }}</ref> Houle went on to become an influential fiddler and vocalist,<ref>{{cite web
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| title =Canadian fiddler set to thrill audiences at NAFCo 2006 | title =Canadian fiddler set to thrill audiences at NAFCo 2006
| last =Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen | last =Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen
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| date =14 July 2006 | date =14 July 2006
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| publisher =University of Aberdeen | publisher =University of Aberdeen
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| quote = }}</ref> recording a number of albums and maintaining an active performance schedule. }}</ref> recording a number of albums and maintaining an active performance schedule.


Houle had a challenging childhood. His father was absent from his life and his step-father did not value his musical talents.<ref name="ArtsLink" /> He left school after repeating the eighth grade three times. Houle was of ] ancestry and had a challenging childhood. His father was absent from his life and his step-father did not value his musical talents.<ref name="ArtsLink" />


As a part of the folk revival movement of the 1960s, Houle performed at festivals such as the ] <ref>{{cite book |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.--> |title= Mariposa Folk Festival 1987 program|url= https://digital.library.yorku.ca/yul-894118/mariposa-folk-foundation-1987-program#page/12/mode/1up|location= Toronto|publisher= Mariposa Folk Foundation|page= 10|date= 1987|isbn=}}</ref> He has also appeared as a fiddler in several films, including "Spirit rider" and "Medicine Fiddler."<ref>Lawrence “Teddy Boy” Houle. (n.d.). Retrieved October 4, 2016, from http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2801122/</ref> As a part of the folk revival movement of the 1960s, Houle performed at festivals such as the ]<ref>{{cite book |author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.--> |title= Mariposa Folk Festival 1987 program|url= https://digital.library.yorku.ca/yul-894118/mariposa-folk-foundation-1987-program#page/12/mode/1up|location= Toronto|publisher= Mariposa Folk Foundation|page= 10|date= 1987}}</ref> He has also appeared as a fiddler in several films, including "Spirit rider" and "Medicine Fiddler."<ref>Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle. (n.d.). Retrieved October 4, 2016, from https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2801122/</ref>


In keeping with Metis fiddling style Houle often jigs while playing.<ref>{{cite news In keeping with Métis fiddling style Houle often jigs while playing.<ref>{{cite news
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| quote = }}</ref> His musical style follows in the Métis and indigenous traditions and he has been devoted to a recovery of his Anishinabe heritage in the last twenty years. He has taken on deliberate projects aimed at recovery and renewal of the Ojibway language, including releasing several recordings of Ojibway music. He is an Elder and cultural resource person at Métis Calgary Family Service Society where he facilitiates a variety of workshops.<ref>{{cite web }}</ref> His musical style follows in the Métis and indigenous traditions and he has been devoted to a recovery of his Anishinabe heritage in the last twenty years. He has taken on deliberate projects aimed at recovery and renewal of the Ojibway language, including releasing several recordings of Ojibway music. He was an Elder and cultural resource person at Métis Calgary Family Service Society where he facilitated a variety of workshops.<ref>{{cite web
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==Discography== ==Discography==
*Old Native And Métis Fiddling in Manitoba, Vols 1 & 2, Falcon FP - 187 and 287 - 1987 *Old Native And Métis Fiddling in Manitoba, Vols 1 & 2, Falcon FP – 187 and 287 – 1987
*Houle, L. T. B., Houle, L. T. B., & Manitoba Association for Native Languages. (n.d.). Anishinaabe Christmas. Winnipeg, MB: Sunshine Sound Studios. *Houle, L. T. B., Houle, L. T. B., & Manitoba Association for Native Languages. (n.d.). Anishinaabe Christmas. Winnipeg, MB: Sunshine Sound Studios.
*Benitez, J. E., Lorenzano, A., Silva, M., Silva, M., Nayap, P., Xal, M. M., Coc, C., ... Lee Cremo Trio,. (1997). Wood that sings : Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas. *Benitez, J. E., Lorenzano, A., Silva, M., Silva, M., Nayap, P., Xal, M. M., Coc, C., ... Lee Cremo Trio,. (1997). Wood that sings : Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas.
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Métis fiddler (1938–2020)
Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle
Birth nameLawrence Houle
Also known asTay-basse-gay-inin
Born1938
Ebb and Flow, Manitoba, Canada
OriginCanadian
Died2020
GenresFolk, Métis fiddling
Instrument(s)Fiddle, vocals, jig
LabelsSunshine Sound Studios
Musical artist

Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle (1938–2020) was Métis fiddler from Ebb and Flow, Manitoba. He started to play at an early age, reportedly teaching himself to play "Red River Valley" on one string. Houle went on to become an influential fiddler and vocalist, recording a number of albums and maintaining an active performance schedule.

Houle was of Anishinaabe ancestry and had a challenging childhood. His father was absent from his life and his step-father did not value his musical talents.

As a part of the folk revival movement of the 1960s, Houle performed at festivals such as the Mariposa Folk Festival He has also appeared as a fiddler in several films, including "Spirit rider" and "Medicine Fiddler."

In keeping with Métis fiddling style Houle often jigs while playing. His musical style follows in the Métis and indigenous traditions and he has been devoted to a recovery of his Anishinabe heritage in the last twenty years. He has taken on deliberate projects aimed at recovery and renewal of the Ojibway language, including releasing several recordings of Ojibway music. He was an Elder and cultural resource person at Métis Calgary Family Service Society where he facilitated a variety of workshops.

Discography

  • Old Native And Métis Fiddling in Manitoba, Vols 1 & 2, Falcon FP – 187 and 287 – 1987
  • Houle, L. T. B., Houle, L. T. B., & Manitoba Association for Native Languages. (n.d.). Anishinaabe Christmas. Winnipeg, MB: Sunshine Sound Studios.
  • Benitez, J. E., Lorenzano, A., Silva, M., Silva, M., Nayap, P., Xal, M. M., Coc, C., ... Lee Cremo Trio,. (1997). Wood that sings : Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas.

References

  1. ^ "Lawrence Houle". ArtsLink. Retrieved 7 October 2016.
  2. Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen (14 July 2006). "Canadian fiddler set to thrill audiences at NAFCo 2006". University of Aberdeen. Retrieved 7 October 2016.
  3. Mariposa Folk Festival 1987 program. Toronto: Mariposa Folk Foundation. 1987. p. 10.
  4. Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle. (n.d.). Retrieved October 4, 2016, from https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2801122/
  5. Watrous, Peter (6 December 1990). "Review/Folk; Embracing Indian Culture With Music and Dance". The New York Times. Retrieved 7 October 2016.
  6. "Cultural Teachings". Metis Calgary Family Services Society. Retrieved 7 October 2016.

See also

  • Lederman, Anne. "Native and Métis Fiddling: Portrait of a People," Fiddler Magazine Vol. 8, Winter 2001
  • Haigh, Chris. "Canadian Fiddle". Fiddling around the World. Retrieved 7 October 2016.
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