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Encyclopedia of Native American Music of North America

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC OF NORTH AMERICA

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<em>Encyclopedia of Native American Music of North America</em> documents the surprisingly varied musical practices among North America's First Peoples, both historically and in the modern context. It supplies a detailed yet accessible and approachable overview of the substantial contributions and influence of First Peoples that can be appreciated by both native and nonnative audiences, regardless of their familiarity with musical theory.<P>The entries address how ethnomusicologists with Native American heritage are revolutionizing approaches to the discipline, and showcase how musicians with First Peoples' heritage are influencing modern musical forms including native flute, orchestral string playing, gospel, and hip hop. The work represents a much-needed academic study of First Peoples' musical cultures-a subject that is of growing interest to Native Americans as well as nonnative students and readers.

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Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
Historical Overview of Native Americans and Their Music.
1: Regional Essays.
2: Arctic Region.
3: Iglulingmiut (Iglulik).
4: Netsilingmiut (Netsilik).
5: Ulukhaktokmiut (Copper).
6: Inuvialuit.
7: I&#x0148;upiat.
8: Yup&#x0027;ik or Cup&#x0027;ik.
9: Subarctic Region.
10: Dane-Zaa.
11: Deg Hit&#x0027;an (Ingalik).
12: Eeyou.
13: Gwich&#x0027;in.
14: Innu.
15: Koyukon.
16: Tanana.
17: Tanaina.
18: T&#x0142;i&#x00E7;ho or T&#x00E5;&#x00EE;ch&#x00F4; (Dogrib).
19: Northwest Coast Region.
20: Haida.
21: Nu-Chah-Nulth (Nootka).
22: Nuxalk.
23: Squamish.
24: Takelma.
25: Tlingit.
26: Wet&#x0027;suwet&#x0027;en.
27: Great Plateau Region.
28: Ktunaxa (Kutenai, Kootenay, Kootenai).
29: Modoc.
30: Nimi&#x0027;ipuu, Nimipu (Nez Perc&#x00E9;).
31: Salish (Flathead).
32: Sylix/Okanagan (Nselxcin, Nespelem, Sanpoil).
33: Yakama.
34: Plains Region.
35: Arapaho (Inuna-Ina/Hinonocino).
36: Blackfoot Confederacy (Peigan or Piikani, Siksika or Blackfoot&#x2013;Blackfeet, Kainai or Blood).
37: Cheyenne (Tsitsistas/So&#x0027;taeo&#x0027;o/Masikota).
38: Cree Plains (Iyiniwok/Ininiwok or Nehiyawok, Nehiyaw).
39: Crow (Aps&#x00E1;alooke).
40: Kiowa (Gaigwu, Kgoy-Goo, Kaw-Eh-Goo).
41: Lakota Sioux (Teton Western Sioux, Titunwan).
42: Northeastern Region.
43: Anishinaabe (Ojibwe/Chippewa).
44: Burnurwurbskek (Penawahpskewi or Penobscot).
45: Kanienkehaka (Kanyen&#x0027;kehaka or Mohawk).
46: Mi&#x0027;kmaq (Mi&#x0027;gmak, Micmac, Lnu&#x0027;k).
47: Southeastern Region.
48: Caddo.
49: Cherokee (Aniyun-Wiya).
50: Choctaw (Chakchiuma, Chatot, Tchakta).
51: Seminole.
52: Great Basin Region.
53: Paiute.
54: Shoshoni.
55: Ute.
56: Southwestern Region.
57: Din&#x00E9;-Apache.
58: Din&#x00E9;-Navaho.
59: Hopi.
60: Tewa Pueblos.
61: Yaqui.
62: Yumans/Quechan.
63: California Region.
64: Ajumawi - Atsugewi Nation.
65: Cahuilla.
66: Chumash.
67: Hupa/Natinook-w&#x0101;.
68: Mono/Monache.
69: Pomo.
70: Yurok/Oohi (Olekwo&#x0027;l).
71: A&#x2013;Z Entries.
72: Aerophones (Flutes and Whistles).
73: The AIM Song.
74: Avery, Dawn.
75: Ballard, Louis.
76: Bell, John Kim.
77: Blues.
78: Brass Bands.
79: Broadcasting&#x2014;Radio, Television, and Internet.
80: Buck, Sadie.
81: Chacon, Raven.
82: Chordophones (String Instruments).
83: Classical Music Performers.
84: Concert Music Composers.
85: Country and Western Music.
86: Crow Hop Dance.
87: Davids, Brent Michael.
88: Drum Dance.
89: Drum Group.
90: Electronica.
91: Ethnomusicologists.
92: Fancy Dance.
93: Fiddling.
94: Film Music.
95: Flute Players and Performances.
96: Folkways Recordings.
97: Forty-Niners.
98: Ghost Dance Songs.
99: Gospel/Hymnody.
100: Gourd Dance.
101: Guitar Performers.
102: Hard Rock/Heavy Metal.
103: Hip Hop and Rap.
104: Hoop Dance.
105: Idiophones.
106: Jazz.
107: Jingle Dance.
108: Katchina Songs.
109: Kilpatrick, Jack Frederick.
110: Love Songs.
111: Membranophones (Drums).
112: M&#x00E9;tis National Anthem.
113: Morris, Sam.
114: Music Awards.
115: Native American Record Labels.
116: Nevaquaya, Doc Tate.
117: New Age.
118: Owl Dance.
119: Peyote Songs.
120: Pow Wow Songs of Northern Style.
121: Pow Wow Songs of Southern Style.
122: Quincy, George.
123: Rabbit Dance Songs.
124: Rock &#x2018;n&#x2019; Roll.
125: Round Dance Songs.
126: Smoke Dance.
127: Snake Dance.
128: Sneak-Up Song and Dance.
129: Songwriters.
130: Stick Game (Hand Game) Songs.
131: Stomp Dance (Muscogee/Creek).
132: Tate, Jerod Impichchaachaaha.
133: Throat Singing.
134: Vocables.
135: Waila (Chicken Scratch Music).
136: Yeagley, David.
Index.
About the Authors.

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