Music and Dance of the Tewa Pueblos
by Kurath, Gertrude Prokosch
Series: Museum of New Mexico research records number 8 Published by : Museum of New Mexico Press (Santa Fe, NM) Physical details: 309 p| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 970.1 Gri When buffalo ran | 970.1 Hig Native land : | 970.1 Ind Indians of the Americas | 970.1 Kur Music and Dance of the Tewa Pueblos | 970.1 Leo Ancient America | 970.1 Leu In red man's land | 970.1 Mar Greener fields |
Approach to the study of Tewa ceremony : a technical introduction --
Symbolic dimensions of the setting --
Time : the annual ceremonial cycle --
The performers : social interaction --
Ritual preludes and postludes / by Antonio Garcia and Carlos Garcia --
Circuit orientation --
Horizontal formations --
Body movement in vertical and horizontal dimensions --
Dance and music integration --
Tonal patterns --
Deer spirits herald the dawn --
The awakening season : from Dawn Lake come the raingods --
San Juan girls are singing beautifully, swaying dew baskets --
The ripening season : with their corn growing power they come --
In the fertile valley they have flowers --
Above the dormant Earth beautifully game is emerging --
They come with thunder and lightning --
Pleasure dances for any season --
Matachines : a midwinter drama from Iberia --
Ritual radiation and reception.
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