Chippewa Music
Chippewa Music
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It is believed that manido' in the form of both mermen and mermaids live in the water and at times appeal' to the members of the Mide'wiwm.
Song no. 33 furnishes an interesting example of the difficulties encountered in securing translations of these songs. The first inter- preter said the last words meant "] will gather it in the place of a An old man living at Boy Lake, a portion of the Leech Lake reservation about 30 miles from the agency, reached only by water. Na'jobi'tun (" two men walkin...g") was almost blind and was in every way the most isolated individual with whom the writer came in contact. He was a firm believer in the Mlde'wlwln and its power.
CHIPPEWA MUSIC 63 a circle;" later, another interpreter gave as the meaning" a place where the water moved in a circle;" the place was finally iden- tified as a portion of Lake St. Clair where the water is said to form eddies or small circles. This suggests that the song may have come from Walpole island, where many Canadian Chippewa make their home, or from some other group of Chippewa in that vicinity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is believed that manido' in the form of both mermen and mermaids live in the water and at times appeal' to the members of the Mide'wiwm.
Song no. 33 furnishes an interesting example of the difficulties encountered in securing translations of these songs. The first inter- preter said the last words meant "] will gather it in the place of a An old man living at Boy Lake, a portion of the Leech Lake reservation about 30 miles from the agency, reached only by water. Na'jobi'tun (" two men walkin...g") was almost blind and was in every way the most isolated individual with whom the writer came in contact. He was a firm believer in the Mlde'wlwln and its power.
CHIPPEWA MUSIC 63 a circle;" later, another interpreter gave as the meaning" a place where the water moved in a circle;" the place was finally iden- tified as a portion of Lake St. Clair where the water is said to form eddies or small circles. This suggests that the song may have come from Walpole island, where many Canadian Chippewa make their home, or from some other group of Chippewa in that vicinity.
What to read after Chippewa Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Densmore to read onlineMoreLess
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