Chippewa Music volume 3
Chippewa Music volume 3
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The first word is so dismembered as to lose its identity, only the first two syllables being retained. The syllable ne marks the conclusion of the succession of syllables which represent the word. The second word is mispronounced. The song continues one acci- dental tone.
Song picture no. 85. The drawing repre- sents a MIde' bag with two mi'gis be- side it.
DIONS. MOU1-; 1 CHIPPEWA MUSIC 103 No. S(). Song of the Fire-charm (Caiiilos^mc no. Id?) Voice J— 69 Drum J =126 ( Druiu-rhythin similar to... No. 1 ) L=S^: :=i±i: :=:S3 ^ ^ ^ we Ae Ae \^^^ we lie he i- iia - ko - ne ?/a /ii Ai ni-ya-we he he ui - ya - we he he i - na - ko - ue ?/a Aa Aa ni - ya Ina'kone' The flame goes up NivawTii' To inv body Song picture no. Sii. The flames are seen ascending from a circle of fire.
Narrative. — The greatest wonder that ever came to the Indians was fire. Like everything else, it came to them through ]\lide'.
Someone asked, "What do you want to do with this?" A man replied, "This fire is for warmth and for cooking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first word is so dismembered as to lose its identity, only the first two syllables being retained. The syllable ne marks the conclusion of the succession of syllables which represent the word. The second word is mispronounced. The song continues one acci- dental tone.
Song picture no. 85. The drawing repre- sents a MIde' bag with two mi'gis be- side it.
DIONS. MOU1-; 1 CHIPPEWA MUSIC 103 No. S(). Song of the Fire-charm (Caiiilos^mc no. Id?) Voice J— 69 Drum J =126 ( Druiu-rhythin similar to... No. 1 ) L=S^: :=i±i: :=:S3 ^ ^ ^ we Ae Ae \^^^ we lie he i- iia - ko - ne ?/a /ii Ai ni-ya-we he he ui - ya - we he he i - na - ko - ue ?/a Aa Aa ni - ya Ina'kone' The flame goes up NivawTii' To inv body Song picture no. Sii. The flames are seen ascending from a circle of fire.
Narrative. — The greatest wonder that ever came to the Indians was fire. Like everything else, it came to them through ]\lide'.
Someone asked, "What do you want to do with this?" A man replied, "This fire is for warmth and for cooking.
What to read after Chippewa Music volume 3?
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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