Ojibway music from Minnesota a century of song for voice and drum.

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Title:

Ojibway music from Minnesota a century of song for voice and drum.

ISBN:

9780873513395

Publication Information:

St. Paul : Minnesota Historical Society Press, p1997.

Physical Description:

1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

General Note:

Program notes (52 p. : ill.) in container.

Subject Term:

Ojibwa Indians -- Music.

Added Corporate Author:

Minnesota Historical Society.

Local Subject:

Compact disc collection.

Summary:

Field recordings, 1899-1988.

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Library	Call Number	Status
Searching... Hardwood Creek Library (Forest Lake)	CD WORLD OJI	Searching... Unknown
Searching... R.H. Stafford Library (Woodbury)	CD WORLD OJI	Searching... Unknown

Music and song have always been a vital part of Ojibway life. Songs have accompanied activities sacred and secular, serious and lighthearted -- for love and for war, in dreams and in stories, to honor others or to tease opponents. Ojibway music today includes a rich diversity of song types and styles, some centuries old and others the product of late-20th-century popular culture. This recording was designed to give a representative picture of Ojibway music spanning nearly a century, collected in Minnesota or performed by Minnesota Ojibway singers and recorded elsewhere. Cosponsored by the Minnesota State Arts Board.

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