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Native American music in eastern North America : experiencing music, expressing culture
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| Formato: | CD Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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New York ; London :
Oxford University Press,
2008.
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| Colección: | Global music series
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| Acceso en línea: | http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0715/2007014405.html |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Traditions of knowledge : indigenous knowledge and the western music school
- Music and historical encounter : Inuit communities
- Music and historical encounter : the Wabenaki and other eastern Algonquian nations
- Music and historical encounter : Haudenosaunee music culture with occasional references to Cherokee traditions
- Contemporary intertribal and cross-cultural native American music.
- http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0715/2007014405.html
- Compact disc contents: An arctic lullaby : The ptarmigan and the snow bunny (narrated by Jeannie Arreak-Kullalik)
- Life force (Santee Smith)
- Travelling song (Aboriginal Women's Voices Group)
- Juggling game song
- Qiarvaaq (Betty Peryuaq and Hattie Atutuva)
- Qimmiruluapik (Lucy Amaroalik and Alacie Tulaugak)
- Seagull = Naujaq (Karin and Kathy Kettler)
- E5-770, my mother's name (Lucie Idlout)
- Shuk tshi naskumitin (Mani Shan Nui)
- Santu's song (Santu Toney)
- Mte-skmuey/Mi'kmaq snake dance (Kitpu Singers)
- I'ko (Susan Hill)
- Mi'kmaq ko'jua (Sarah Denny)
- Pine cone dance (Spirit of the Dawn)
- Eskanye set (Gordie Buck)
- Peter Cottontail : eskanye / Alfred Keye, Floyd Harris (Old Mush Singers)
- Smoke dance : slow and fast
- Rattle songs (Ulali)
- The mystery stepdancer (Lee Cremo)
- My way (Forever)
- Why we rhyme (Trurez Crew)
- Sweet tobacco (Charlie Panigoniak)
- 1942 who found who? (Murray Porter)
- Museum cases (Ulali)
- A postcolonial tale (Joy Harjo and Poetic Justice)
- Bones. Bone game = Oma bema / Sadie Buck.