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TITLE INFORMATION
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| Title | | Tsukutawi (Clown song) of Zuni origin |
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IDENTIFIERS
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| Legacy Identifier | | APSdigrec_5386 |
| Recording Number | | 03 |
| Program Number | | 11 |
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ASSOCIATED NAMES
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| researcher | | Black, Robert A., 1927- |
| singer | | Nash, Sylvin |
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CONTENT DESCRIPTION
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| Abstract | | "Clown song derived from Zuni. This song was learned from the Zuni by the Hopi who visited. Among the Zuni it was used as a corn-grinding song." |
| Language | | Hopi language (hop) |
| Language | | English language (eng) |
| Language | | Zuni language (zun) |
| Subject (lcsh) | |
Hopi Indians--Music
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Hopi Indians--Religion
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Kachinas
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Zuni Indians--Music
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
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| Type | | Sound |
| OLAC Discourse Type | | singing |
| OLAC Discourse Type | | interactive_discourse |
| OLAC Linguistic Type | | primary_text |
| Format | | Sound tape reel |
| Format | | electronic |
| Extent | | 00:04:32 |
| Digital Origin | | reformatted digital |
| Reformatting Quality | | replacement |
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ORIGIN INFORMATION
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| Date Issued | | 1965-07 |
| Date Modified | | 2011-12-14 |
| Publisher | | APS |
| Place | | Sichomovi (Ariz.) |
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PARENT COLLECTION
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| Title | | Black, Robert A. Hopi Indian Songs, 1965. |
| Call Number | | Mss.Rec.56 |
| URL | | http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.Rec.56-ead.xml |
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ACCESS INFORMATION
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| Use | |
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RELATED MATERIALS
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| Collection | | Phillips Fund for Native American Research Collection |
| Call Number | | Mss.497.3.Am4 |
| URL | | http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.497.3.Am4-ead.xml |
| Note | | A detailed table of contents and other related manuscript material is available in the Phillips Fund collection. |
