An edition of Music of the world's peoples. [Vol. 1] (1951)

Music of the world's peoples

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Music of the world's peoples
Henry Cowell, Henry Cowell
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Cover of: Music of the world's peoples
Music of the world's peoples
1961
sound recording in Multiple languages
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Cover of: Music of the world's peoples
Music of the world's peoples
1958
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Cover of: Music of the world's peoples
Music of the world's peoples: Vol. 2.
1952
Sound recording in Multiple languages
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Cover of: Music of the world's peoples. [Vol. 1]
Music of the world's peoples. [Vol. 1]
1951, Folkways Records
sound recording in English
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Table of Contents

Jamaica: Quadrille.
Asturia: Folk dance.
Southwest Africa: Female chorus and drum.
Honduras: Instrumental dance.
Byelorussia: Folk song.
Algeria: Adjouadi hadi qua jba, song from South Oran.
Zulu: Si zinyoni (Evening birds)
Cajun (Louisiana)
Hawaii-Kawika: Hula olopa.
Haiti: Vaccines.
Ethiopia: I beg you, heart, male voice with begenna.
Malaya: Song (Temiar dream music)
Burma: Classic music (Aw ba thaung, excerpt from comic opera)
Syria: Khelet eyiounek, folk song.
Afrikaans: Dis te ver om te ry.
Poland: Kochani.
Bolivia: El cholito, bailecito.
Morocco: Sbaibi fel-mout.
Lebanon: In the name of the Father.
Nepal: Folk song.
Fiji: Wooden slit gong and Vakambolo (hand dance)
Scotland: Heelian becko heliora.

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Vocal and instrumental music.

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Ethnic Folkways library

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OL38614422M
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2175146

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