Intertribal Native American music in the United States
Subtitle: experiencing music, expressing culture
By: John-Carlos Perea
Series: Global music series; Global music series
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
ISBN-13: 9780199764273
Subjects: History and criticism; Music; Indians of North America; Indian musicians
Other titles: Experiencing music, expressing culture
Notes: Companion CD contains musical examples keyed to discussion in the text.

"Timeline of songs and events referenced in the text": xxvii-xxviii.

Includes bibliographical and discographical references (pages 117-121), videography (page 124), web resources (pages 122-123), and index.
Table of contents: title: Thinking about intertribal Native American music. Thinking about soundings ; Thinking about time : past, present, and future ; Thinking about intertribalism ; Thinking about names and terminology ; Introducing myself : where are you from?; title: Sounding communities : intertribal pow-wow music. Pow-wow origin stories ; Pow-wow space ; The role of a singer ; What's going on? (Gourd dance; Grand entry; Flag song; Victory song for posting the colors; Intertribal songs; Contest songs; Other social dance songs: round dance songs; Honor songs) ; Thinking about dancing : four reflections on pow-wow dancing (Michele Maas: women's jingle dress; Eddie Madril: men's fancy and grass dance; Rulan Tangen: women's buckskin dress; Marcos Madril: men's Northern traditional) ; Thinking about communities: attending a pow-wow; title: Sound revitalization : intertribal Native American flute music. Revisting names : which Native American flute? ; Thinking about revitalization ; Native American flute origin stories ; Native American flute performers (Doc Tate Nevaquaya; Tom Mauchahty-Ware; Kevin Locke; R. Carlos Nakai; Mary Youngblood); title: Sounding activism : Native American popular music and the occupation of Alcatraz Island. Thinking about alliances between music and activism ; Red power origin stories ; Native American popular musicians of the 1960s and 1970s (Peter La Farge; Buffy Sainte-Marie; Floyd Red Crow Westerman; Redbone; XIT); title: Sounding unexpectedness : Native American jazz musicians. A brief detour through Rhythm on the reservation ; Unexpected origin stories : Native American musicians in the boarding school system ; Native American jazz musicians (Mildred Bailey; Russell "Big Chief" Moore; Oscar Pettiford; Jim Pepper) ; Thinking about unexpectedness; title: Epilogue. The 2012 Grammy® category restructuring and future definitions of intertribal Native American music; title: Glossary.; title: CD contents. Hoka hey (excerpt) / (Elk Soldier); title: Lakota National Anthem (flag song) and veterans' song / (Porcupine Singers); title: Kiowa flag song / (Kiowa Dance Group Singers. Bill Koomsa Sr. (lead singer), Billy Hunting Horse, Wilbur Kodaseet, Bill Koomsa Jr., Lonnie Tsotaddle, Georgia Dupoint, Ann Koomsa, Martha Koomsa Perez, and Pearl Woodward); title: Straight intertribal / (Black Lodge Singers); title: Road warrior / (Young Bird); title: Home of the warriors / (Northern Cree); title: Facebook drama / (Northern Cree); title: Round dance (excerpt) ; Little Bighorn victory song / (Ironwood Singers); title: Flute wind song intro ; Flute wind song / (Doc Tate Nevaquaya); title: Courting song / (Tom Mauchahty-Ware); title: The photograph / (Kevin Locke); title: Shaman's call / (R. Carlos Nakai); title: Two world concerto : lake that speaks / (R. Carlos Nakai, James DeMars, and the Canyon Symphony Orchestra); title: Beneath the raven moon / (Mary Youngblood).