Plains Chippewa/Metis music from Turtle Mountain / recorded, compiled, annotated and produced by Nicholas Curchin Peterson Vrooman ; produced in collaboration with the North Dakota Council on the Arts.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	North Dakota Council on the Arts
Other Authors:	Vrooman, Nicholas Curchin
Language:	English French
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian/Folkways Recordings, ℗1992.
Edition:	Abridged ed. of Folkways 4140 (a double LP), originally issued in 1984.
Series:	Smithsonian global sound for libraries.
Subjects:	Métis > North Dakota > Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation > Songs and music. Ojibwa Indians > North Dakota > Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation > Songs and music. Ojibwa Indians. Métis. North Dakota > Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation. sound recordings. Sound recordings. Songs and music. Enregistrements sonores.
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Table of Contents:

Part I: Pembina Chippewa Drum songs: Soldier's honor song
New grass dance song
Rock dance song
Go homing song
Love song/Round dance
Buffalo song
Many eagles set sun dance song. Part II: French songs, from elders to children: Le matelot de Montreal/The sailor from Montreal
Chanson à boire/Drinking song
Le garcon le moins heureux/The most unhappy fellow
Napoleon Bonaparte
Old Fred's White 99
Adeline
Chanson à boire/Bottle song
Beau clari de la lune/In the beautiful moonlight
Ants, mosquitoes, and snowball fraicassé
Le jaloux/The jealous man
Le chanson du bataille/Song of the battle. Part III: Fiddle Dance Music: Soldier's joy
Red River jig
Quebec reel
Ragtime Annie, second change
Woodchopper's breakdown
Irish washer woman
Red wing. Part IV: Contemporary fiddle, country music, rock and roll, and full-circle fiddle: Big John McNeil Hornpipe
Sir John Tupper's march
Singing for a living
One for the road
Glitter and romance
Space trip to nowhere
Bush music.

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