1 of 1 available systemwide,
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Heard Museum Affiliate Library
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CDS: 114
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In Library Use Only
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Notes:
Compact disc.
Program notes by Patrick T. Houlihan and Jim Griffith (1 folded sheet (8 p.) : ill.) inserted in container.
Performed by Tarahumara, Warihio, and Mayo musicians, singers and dancers from the states of Sonora, Sinaloa, and Chihuahua, Mexico.
Heard Museum Library - Call 602-252-8840 for information
c. 1: 1999-470.
Track List:
- Mayo pascola dance : Paloma macho (The male dove) (7:23)
- Tarahumara yumari dance (1:39)
- Tarahumara matachine dance (3:04))
- Mayo pascola dance
- Cuervo (The crow) (5:19)
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- Tarahumara matachine dance (3:03)
- Warihio harp solo (3:45)
- Tarahumara matachine dance (3:00)
- Mayo deer dance
- Chole (The partridge) (13:28).
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