Volume 30 - 1998
Contents
North America
Record Reviews
Coal Mining Women. Annotations by Guy Carawan, Candie Carawan, and Helen Lewis. Rounder CD-4025. CD with 16 pages of notes in English and 7 b/w photographs of coal mining women. No bibliography. 20 tracks recorded in the studio and field. 64'24. 1997.
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Cuba in Washington. Recordings by Pete Reiniger. Annotations by Danilo Orozco Gonzalez, Andrew Schloss, and Michael Spiro. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40461. CD with 19 pages of notes in English and 7 b/w photographs of performers. No bibliography. 12 tracks recorded live at the 1989 Festival of American Folk Life in Washington, D.C. Tracks #1–3: Grupo Afrocuba, #4–8: Grupo Changui, #9–12: Cuarteto Patria. 61'20. 1997.
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Heartbeat: Voices of First Nations Women. Recordings and annotations by Rayna Green and Howard Bass. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40415. CD with 21 pages of notes in English and 15 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliography (21 entries) and discography (59 entries). 34 tracks recorded in the studio. 69'43. 1995. - Matriarch: Iroquois Women's Songs. Recordings by Tom Wasinger and Joanne Sheandoah-Tekalihwa khwa. Annotations by Doug George-Kanentino and Joanne Sheandoah-Tekalihwa khwa. Silver Wave Records SD-913. CD with 9 pages of notes in English and 13 b/w photographs of women to whom songs are dedicated and 4 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 13 tracks recorded in the studio. 45'23. 1996. - Hearts of the Nations: Aboriginal Women's Voices in the Studio 1997. Recordings by Russell Wallace. Annotations by Viola Tanner-McLure and Sandra Vida. AWVcd Banff/97. CD with 13 pages of notes in English (with translations of song text) and 12 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 16 tracks recorded in the studio. 46'07. 1997. - Mi'kmaq Chants: Denny Family. Recordings by Joel Denny and Mike Wadden. Annotations by Joel Denny. Kewing Recordings Productions KCD-0001. CD with 3 pages of notes in English and 6 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 17 tracks recorded in the studio. 46'11. 1995. - Rose Fredlund: Maseecho. Recordings by Danny Schur. Sunshine Records SSCT-4335. Cassette with 2/3 page of notes in English and 1 color photograph of performer. No bibliography. 13 tracks recorded in the studio. 44'17. 1997.
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Songs of the Old Regular Baptists. Recordings by Jeff Titon. Annotations by Elwood Cornett, John Wallhausser, and Jeff Titon. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40106. CD with 18 pages of notes in English. No bibliography. 13 tracks recorded in the field. 65'38. 1997.
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Wade in the Water: African American Sacred Music Traditions. Volumes I-IV: I. African American Spirituals: The Concert Tradition, II. African American Congregational Singing; Nineteenth-Century Roots, III. African American Gospel: The Pioneering Composers, IV. African American Community Gospel. Recordings made in collaboration with National Public Radio. Annotations by Bernice Johnson Reagon, Lisa Pertillar, and Pearl Williams-Jones. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40076. 4 CDs with 4 booklets of notes (99 pages total) and photographs. Bibliography and discography. 67 tracks recorded in the field, at live performances, from radio broadcasts, and in the studio. CD I: 19 tracks of concert spirituals; CD II: 17 tracks of congregational singing; CD III: 16 tracks of gospel standards; CD IV: 15 tracks of community gospel. 1994.
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Voices of the Civil Rights Movement. Recordings collected from various sources. Annotated by Bernice Johnson Reagon. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40084. 2 CDs with 36 pages of notes in English and 13 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliographic references in footnotes to main text and discography (8 entries). 43 tracks recorded live and in the studio. CD I: 21 tracks of music from mass meetings, CD II: 22 tracks of ensembles. 133'56. 1997. - Give Your Hands to Struggle: Bernice Johnson Reagon. Recordings collected from various sources. Annotations by E. Ethelbert Miller and Bernice Johnson Reagon. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40049. CD with 28 pages of notes in English. Bibliography (9 entries), discography (17 entries), and filmography (6 entries). 12 tracks recorded in the studio. 48'03. 1997.
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Central America & the Caribbean
Record Reviews
Angels in the Mirror: Vodou Music of Haiti. Recordings by Mark Waldrep. Annotations by Elizabeth McAlister and Y.M. David Yih. Ellipsis Arts CD-4120. CD with 56 pages of notes in English (with Haitian Kreyol song text and glossary) and 2 b/w and 34 color photographs of performers, ritual art, and Haitian life by Chantal Regnault. Bibliography (5 entries) and discography (5 entries). 13 tracks recorded in the field. 66'45. 1997.
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The Bahamas: Islands of Song. Recordings by Pete Reiniger. Annotations by Gail Saunders, Kayla Olubumni Lockhart Edwards. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40405. CD with 23 pages of notes in English and 8 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliography (20 entries). 23 tracks recorded in the studio. 64'00. 1997.
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Caribbean Island Music: Songs and Dances of Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. Recordings and notes by John Storm Roberts. Nonesuch 72047-2. 8 pgs. of notes in English. 1 b/w photograph. 18 tracks, field recordings. 45'18. [1972].
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Rhythms of Rapture: Sacred Musics of Haitian Vodou. Recordings by Elizabeth McAlister et al. Annotations by Elizabeth McAlister, Gage Averill, Gerdes Fleurent, David Yih et al. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40464. CD with 20 pages of notes in English (with song texts in Haitian Kreyol) and 4 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliography (6 entries) and discography (18 entries). 20 tracks recorded in the field and studio, plus excerpts from commercial recordings. 57'52. 1995.
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South America
Record Reviews
The Discoteca Collection Missao de Pesquisas Folclóricas. Recordings by Luis Saia (Library of Congress Endangered Music Project). Annotations by Morton Marks. Rykodisc RCD 10403. CD with 22 pages of notes in English and Portuguese and 3 b/w photographs. No bibliography. 23 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1: Xango, #2–6: Tambor de mina, #7: Babaçuě, #8–9: Pajelança, #10–11: Praiá, #12–19: Côco, #20: Samba, #21: Carimbó, #22–23: Bumba-meu-boi. 53'14. 1997.
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L.H. Corrěa de Azevedo: Music of Ceará and Minas Gerais. Recordings by L.H. Correa de Azevedo. Annotations by Morton Marks. Rykodisc RCD-10404. CD with 25 pages of notes in English and Portuguese and 1 b/w drawing. No bibliography. 27 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1-15: Ceará, #16–27: Minas Gerais. 63'25. 1997.
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Peru and Bolivia: The Sounds of Evolving Traditions: Central Andean Music and Festivals. Recordings and annotations by Norio Yamamoto. Multicultural Media MCM-3009. CD with 16 pages of notes in English, 1 map, and 8 b/w photographs of performers, instruments, and landscape. No bibliography. 19 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1–4: Harp music, #5–7: Lima, #8–9: La Paz, #10–15: Lake Titicaca, #16–19: Cuzco Region. 45'44. 1997.
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Sacred Rhythms of Cuban Santería. Recordings compiled by the Centro de Investigacion y Desarollo de la Musica Cubana. Annotations by Dr.Olavo Alén Rodriguez Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40419. CD with 24 pages of notes in English and Spanish and 5 b/w photographs of the performers. Bibliography (4 entries) and discography (4 entries). 24 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1–18: Matanzas Province, #19–24: Havana urban style. 64'42. 1995.
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Traditional Music of Peru 3: Cajamarca and the Colca Valley. Recordings and annotations by Raul R. Romero. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40468. CD with 24 pages of notes in English and 3 maps of Cajamarca and the Colca Valley. Bibliography (5 entries). 47 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1–28: Cajamarca, #29–47: Colca. 72'53. 1996.
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East Asia
Record Reviews
Baishibai: Songs of the Minority Nationalities of Yunnan. Recordings and annotations by Zhang Xingrong. PAN 2038CD. CD with 11 pages of notes in English and 5 b/w photographs of performers. No bibliography. 39 tracks recorded in the field. 66'37. 1995.
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The Peony Pavilion: Chinese Classical Opera Kunqu. Recordings by Joel Beaudemont and Pierre Bois. Annotations by Pierre Bois. Inedit W-260060. 2 CDs with 29 pages of notes in French and English, 5 b/w photographs of performers, and 4 sketches of opera scenes. Bibliography (3 entries). CD I: Act 1, CD II: Acts 2–6. Recorded in the studio. 60'45. 1995.
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Southeast Asia
Record Reviews
Bali: Balinese Music of Lombok. Recordings and annotations by David Harnish. Unesco Records D-8272. CD with 14 pages of notes in English and French and 5 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliography (2 entries). 9 tracks recorded in the field. 60'12. 1997.
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Betawi and Sundanese Music of the North Coast of Java. Music of Indonesia, Volume 5. Recordings and annotations by Philip Yampolsky. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40421. CD with 21 pages of notes in English and 1 map of Indonesia. Bibliography (1 entry) and discography (1 entry). 10 tracks recorded in the field. Tracks #1–3: Topeng Betawi, #4–7: Tanjidor, #8–10: Ajeng. 72'53. 1994.
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Dream Songs and Healing Sounds in the Rainforests of Malaysia. Recordings and annotations by Marina Roseman. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40417. CD with 22 pages of notes in English, 8 b/w and 2 color photographs of performers and countryside, 1 map of Malaysia, and 1 transcription of song scales. Bibliography (6 entries) and discography (1 entry). 21 tracks recorded in the field. 69'01. 1995.
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