Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 307
... songs are often close variants of the same melody . Types A number of Pima songs represent a probably archaic type . They are quite simple , short , and restricted in range . Some of the myth songs , curing songs , and deerhunting songs ...
... songs are often close variants of the same melody . Types A number of Pima songs represent a probably archaic type . They are quite simple , short , and restricted in range . Some of the myth songs , curing songs , and deerhunting songs ...
Strana 308
... Pima , many of the songs can be sung either in the Pima or the Maricopa version , but the majority are Maricopa in text and melody.1 No. 38 is a Pima song from this story , one of those which can either be sung or played on the flute . The ...
... Pima , many of the songs can be sung either in the Pima or the Maricopa version , but the majority are Maricopa in text and melody.1 No. 38 is a Pima song from this story , one of those which can either be sung or played on the flute . The ...
Strana 310
... Pima songs , in accordance with the ritual number four , are repeated four times , and frequently fall into four sec- tions . In Pueblo songs the rules of repetition are more varied , although in theory the number four is paramount ...
... Pima songs , in accordance with the ritual number four , are repeated four times , and frequently fall into four sec- tions . In Pueblo songs the rules of repetition are more varied , although in theory the number four is paramount ...
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VOL | 49 |
Pueblo Indian Folk Tales | 69 |
The Influence of Aboriginal Pattern and White Contact on a Recently | 143 |
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