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An enthusiastic audience of singing, clapping and laughing Community Concert members joined Keith and Rusty McNeil for the final program of the 1980-81 concert series Monday night in Culpeper.
A review of American history was seen through music as the McNeils carried us from the colonial days of the fiddle and bagpipes to the trombones, clarinets, and jug bands of the jazz and blues period.
With more than 30 folk instruments and an exotic collection of rhythm instruments from around the world, the McNeils have been bringing this American cultural heritage to audiences in Canada and the United States for IS years.
The McNeils are competent musicians with great sensitivity to style and voice. The audience participated by singing the choruses and rounds, and providing the rhythm accompaniment through clapping and the use
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