Chippewa Music, Volume 1Collected from Chippewa Indians in northern Minnesota. |
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accidental beat candidate Catalogue numbers Chippewa songs chord circle degree dream songs Drum-rhythm similar East manido ETHNOLOGY BULLETIN 45 feast Flat Mouth following song four fourth five-toned scale gifts given harmonic Indians initiation ceremony INITIATION SONG intervals intonation kān leader Leech Lake love songs lowered a semitone Madeline island major triad medicine bag medicine pole melody metric unit metronome mi'gis Mide Mide'wini'ni Mide'wiwin minor third Minor tonality miti'gwakik Moccasin-game song Nikān Number of songs oc'kabe'wis Octave complete passing tone person portion of measure pulse rattle Recorded without drum Red Lake renditions repetition rhythm rhythmic unit sang scalp second five-toned scale seventh shells shows singer singing Sioux SONG PICTURE SONG Sung song was sung Songs containing spirit syllables tonic Total transcribed transcription unaccented portion Unclassified songs unit of voice voice and drum VOICE DRUM WABEZIC War song White Earth reservation woman words WORDS SONG