Chippewa Music volume 4
Chippewa Music volume 4
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— The tempo of this song is even more rapid than the preceding, the metric imit being the entire measure. It is based on the major triad in the upper and lower octaves, with the sixth as a connecting tone, the sixth being more prominent than in most songs of similar harmonic Song picture gtructure. NO. 8. The gifts are again After tliis song the invitation sticks are collected, shown. . ^ ' counted, tied in a bundle and laid at the foot of the medicine pole.
40 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bul...l. 45 Next a feast is served, each person receiving his or her portion in the pan brought for that purpose. At this feast the dog is served; portions of rice or other food may be carried away but it is required that all of the dog be eaten in the lodge.
Voice Ji=84 Eecorded without drum If: f: It f: f: ^ ri- 1 1 i -1 1 1 -«'-.
1 — • • — j ^ 1 —
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The tempo of this song is even more rapid than the preceding, the metric imit being the entire measure. It is based on the major triad in the upper and lower octaves, with the sixth as a connecting tone, the sixth being more prominent than in most songs of similar harmonic Song picture gtructure. NO. 8. The gifts are again After tliis song the invitation sticks are collected, shown. . ^ ' counted, tied in a bundle and laid at the foot of the medicine pole.
40 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bul...l. 45 Next a feast is served, each person receiving his or her portion in the pan brought for that purpose. At this feast the dog is served; portions of rice or other food may be carried away but it is required that all of the dog be eaten in the lodge.
Voice Ji=84 Eecorded without drum If: f: It f: f: ^ ri- 1 1 i -1 1 1 -«'-.
1 — • • — j ^ 1 —
What to read after Chippewa Music volume 4?
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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