Abbr. on Folk Music Crossword

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If you’re a fan of folk music, you might be interested in solving this fun crossword puzzle. See if you can identify all of the different folk music genres represented in the clues.

Abbreviations in Folk Music Crossword

abbreviation for “album” in the folk music world is L.P. or LP. It is an LP that is a “long playing” record. It is a record that is played at a speed of 33 1/3 revolutions per minute.

A&M

Album and music, a crossword clue for which we have 1 possible answer in our database.

AMA

Answer: Americana

AP

AP stands for “abbreviations in folk music.”

AS

A.S. is an abbreviation for “after the split.”

B&B

B&B is an abbreviation for “banjo and bazouki.”

Crossword Clues

If you’re a fan of folk music, then this crossword is for you! We’ve put together a list of clues to help you solve the puzzle.

A&M

A&M:
Abbreviation for “albums and music.”

AMA

AMA is an abbreviation for the Americana Music Association, a trade organization that promotes Americana music, which is a genre of folk music that includes elements of country, blues, bluegrass, and rock music. The AMA was founded in 1999 by five artists and music industry professionals: Geoff Muldaur, Greg Trooper, John Gorka, Mary Gauthier, and Bill Mallonee.

AP

AP may refer to:

-The Associated Press, a global news agency
-Advanced Placement, a set of college-level courses and exams for high school students in the United States and Canada
-Accessory pathway (cardiology), an abnormal route by which electrical impulses can reach the ventricles of the heart
-Airport Park, San Mateo County, California

AS

The answer to this crossword clue is “AS”.

B&B

B&B is a term often used in the folk music community to refer to “bed and breakfast” style concerts. These concerts are typically held in private homes, and often feature a potluck style breakfast before the music begins.

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