1 of 1 available systemwide,
with no current holds.
Location and Availability
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Heard Museum Affiliate Library
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AUD: 40
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In Library Use Only
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Notes:
Originally issued in 1957 on LP as Folkways Records: FW 8850.
Program notes by Laura Bolton (11 p. : maps ; 28 cm.) inserted in slipcase.
Library's copy accompanied by notes in Audio Note File.
Recorded by Laura Bolton.
Sung and played by various Native performers.
Recorded in Arizona and New Mexico.
c. 1: AUG 18 2008. Transfer: Educational Services Manager (Gina Laczko)
Track List:
- Mudhead Kachina (2:52)
- Harvest dance song (3:36)
- Squaw dance (3:43)
- Night chant, Yeibichei (3:37)
- Horse song (3:15)
- Corn dance (2:24)
- Comanche song (1:03)
- Drum dance (1:09)
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- Midnight dance (2:31)
- Bird song (1:51)
- Ailsha chant (1:12)
- Medicine song (1:57)
- Girls' coming of age song (1:46)
- Social dance (2:44)
- Horse song (2:59)
- Crown dance (3:42).
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