61-70 of 133 results

< Prev  Page 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ... 14 Next >

Your search: San Pasqual

Search within your results:
All content Digital only Audio only

San Pasqual

ISO 639-3: [No ISO code]

    1. Chimariko
      1. Barbareño
      2. Ineseño
      3. Island Chumash
      4. Obispeño
      5. Purisimeño
      6. Ventureño
    3. Esselen
    4. Karuk
      1. Achumawi
      2. Atsugewi
      1. Central Pomo
      2. Eastern Pomo
      3. Kashaya
      4. Northeastern Pomo
      5. Northern Pomo
      6. Southeastern Pomo
      7. Southern Pomo
    7. Salinan
    8. Seri
      1. Konomihu
      2. New River Shasta
      3. Okwanuchu
      4. Shasta
    10. Washo
      1. Central Yana
      2. Northern Yana
      3. Southern Yana
      4. Yahi
        1. Borjeño
        2. Cadegomeño
        3. Ignacieño
        4. Laimon
        5. Monqui-Didiu
              1. Halyikwamai
              2. Kahwan
              1. Barona
              2. Mesa Grande
              3. San Pasqual
              4. Santa Ysabel
              1. Baron Long
              2. Campo
              3. Iñaja
              4. Imperial
                1. Cuyapaipe
                2. Manzanita
              1. Ha'a
              2. Jamul
              3. La Huerta
              4. Neji
              5. San Jose de la Zorra
              6. San Jose'
        2. Kiliwa
            1. Havasupai
            2. Hualapai
              1. Southeastern Yavapai
              2. Tolkapaya
                1. Prescott
                2. Verde Valley Yavpe
          2. Paipai
            1. Halchidhoma
            2. Kavelchadom
              1. Laveen
              2. Lehi
          2. Mojave
          3. Yuma
  1. Wildcat Song, Song of the Pleides (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1095 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Juamillo Gero (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Herzog states that the 'Wildcat' songs were introduced to the Diegueno by the Yuma and that the Diegueno do not understand the words in the song texts (1928:186). These songs, accompanied by a gourd rattle, are performed with dancing, which Herzog describes (ibid.)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-722. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  2. Wildcat Song, Song of the Lair (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1096 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Juamillo Gero (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Herzog states that the 'Wildcat' songs were introduced to the Diegueno by the Yuma and that the Diegueno do not understand the words in the song texts (1928:186). These songs, accompanied by a gourd rattle, are performed with dancing, which Herzog describes (ibid.)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-724. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  3. Wildcat Song, Song of Fear (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1097 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Juamillo Gero (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-725. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  4. Wildcat Song, Song about the Flock of Birds (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1098 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Juamillo Gero (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-726. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  5. Goose Song (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1099 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Antonio Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Signal is barely audible; duration of the two items [24-1099 and 24-1100] combined is 2'08"." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-727a. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  6. Peon Game Song (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1100 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Louisa Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "See Waterman (1910:329-332) for discussion of Peon Game. Signal is barely audible; duration of the two items [24-1099 and 24-1100] combined is 2'08"." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-727b. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  7. Bad Song, They Thought Themselves Relatives of Ours (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1101 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Antonio Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "'Bad Songs' are sung in the context of the girls' adolescence ceremony (Waterman 1910:290-293). The text of this song was intended to insult a group from San Diego who had come to participate in a festival without having been invited. The text is transcribed and translated there also (ibid. 291)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-728. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  8. Bad Song, Song about Dead People (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1102 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Antonio Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Song text and translation in Waterman (1910:290)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side A. Original cylinder 14-729. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  9. Tcaup Song, Girl's Song (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1103 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Antonio Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Tcaup (or Chaup) is a mythic figure discussed in Waterman (1910:336-338) and in Constance DuBois (1904)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side B. Original cylinder 14-730a. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  10. Tcaup Song, Sister's Song (1907 September)
    Item number:  24-1104 [description]
    Contributors:  Thomas Talbot Waterman (researcher), Antonio Maces (consultant)
    Language:  Diegueño
    [Show more]
    Description: Keeling catalog note: "Tcaup (or Chaup) is a mythic figure discussed in Waterman (1910:336-338) and in Constance DuBois (1904)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, South region, tape 3, side B. Original cylinder 14-730b. 160 speed.
    Collection: The T.T. Waterman collection of California Indian sound recordings
    Repository: Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
61-70 of 133 results

< Prev  Page 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ... 14 Next >