Hymn 26 ("Watch and pray") from the Oneida Hymnal, a draft copy of which is in the Floyd G. Lounsbury papers. Singers unidentified. From a disc in a sleeve labelled as "Oneida hymns."; Cardboard coated, 78 RPM
Hymn 26 ("Watch and pray") from the Oneida Hymnal, a draft copy of which is in the Floyd G. Lounsbury papers. Singers unidentified Disc labeling indicates this program as "too close."; Cardboard coated, 78 RPM
Hymn 26 ("Watch and pray") from the Oneida Hymnal, a draft copy of which is in the Floyd G. Lounsbury papers. Singers unidentified. Disc labeling indicates this program as "farther away."; Cardboard coated, 78 RPM
With the Baptisto Lopez family singing also. Recorded at the Baptisto Lopez home.; Poor sound quality due to high levels. Corresponds to collector's original Series 12. This item has been designated as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction and remote access is restricted. Please contact the Curator of Native American Materials for more information.
audio:18271; APSdigrec_5802; Recording Number: 02; Program Number: 01
Description
Interview: Nez Perce language Protestant hymns. Hymns performed (in Nez Perce with exceptions noted): There is a land of light, Praise his name, Now the day is over, Rock of ages, Rock of ages (in English), How sweet the name of Jesus, Jolly home, Evening song (Now the day is over).; Permission of the collector is required for duplication, citation, or quotation of this material.
audio:5911; APSdigrec_3494; Recording Number: 01; Program Number: 14
Description
Fourth, fifth, and sixth verses of "Jesus Wegwisiian" (Jesus who art the Son). From an LP titled "Songs and Dance of Great Lakes Indians," Ethnic Folkways Library, 1956. In section titled "Algonquians." Liner notes contain extensive notes on songs and performers, and musical analysis.
audio:9455; APSdigrec_3952; Recording Number: 01; Program Number: 03
Description
Recorded as part of the Oneida Language and Folklore Project, funded by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) from 1938-1941, begun by Morris Swadesh and taken over by Floyd Lounsbury in 1939. This hymn's numbering comes from the Oneida Hymnal, which was assembled as part of this project, a typescript version of which is available in the Floyd Lounsbury papers.
audio:9457; APSdigrec_3951; Recording Number: 01; Program Number: 02
Description
Recorded as part of the Oneida Language and Folklore Project, funded by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) from 1938-1941, begun by Morris Swadesh and taken over by Floyd Lounsbury in 1939. This hymn's numbering comes from the Oneida Hymnal, which was assembled as part of this project, a typescript version of which is available in the Floyd Lounsbury papers.
audio:9453; APSdigrec_3950; Recording Number: 01; Program Number: 01
Description
Recorded as part of the Oneida Language and Folklore Project, funded by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) from 1938-1941, begun by Morris Swadesh and taken over by Floyd Lounsbury in 1939. This hymn's numbering comes from the Oneida Hymnal, which was assembled as part of this project, a typescript version of which is available in the Floyd Lounsbury papers.