Chippewa Music volume 1
Chippewa Music volume 1
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The metric unit of the voice (indicated by J = 184) is very rapid. If each drumbeat were regarded as a quarter note the tempo of the drum might be indicated as J = 160, but the drumbeats are in groups of two; it is more convenient tlierefore to regard each drumbeat as an e'iglith note and indicate the tempo as J = 80.
No. 57. Song of the Owner of the Drum Sung by Mec^kawiga^bau Voice J = 80 Drum J — 92 ( Drum-rhythm similar to No. 2 ) (Catalogue No. S. 4) Pfe^ 152 RUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [...BULL. 53 Analysis. — This is an instance in which the sharps at the beginning of the transcrij)tion shouhl be regarded as indicating tlie pitch of certain tones rather than as implying an established key. Thus the song is transcribed as in the key of E major although the third of that key does not appear. The i)rincipal chords of the key of E accompany the melody in a satisfactory manner and the tones F sharp, C sharp, and D sharp are found in the melody.
No. 58. Song of the Warriors Sung by Mec'kawiga'bau (Catalogue No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The metric unit of the voice (indicated by J = 184) is very rapid. If each drumbeat were regarded as a quarter note the tempo of the drum might be indicated as J = 160, but the drumbeats are in groups of two; it is more convenient tlierefore to regard each drumbeat as an e'iglith note and indicate the tempo as J = 80.
No. 57. Song of the Owner of the Drum Sung by Mec^kawiga^bau Voice J = 80 Drum J — 92 ( Drum-rhythm similar to No. 2 ) (Catalogue No. S. 4) Pfe^ 152 RUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [...BULL. 53 Analysis. — This is an instance in which the sharps at the beginning of the transcrij)tion shouhl be regarded as indicating tlie pitch of certain tones rather than as implying an established key. Thus the song is transcribed as in the key of E major although the third of that key does not appear. The i)rincipal chords of the key of E accompany the melody in a satisfactory manner and the tones F sharp, C sharp, and D sharp are found in the melody.
No. 58. Song of the Warriors Sung by Mec'kawiga'bau (Catalogue No.
What to read after Chippewa Music volume 1?
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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