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The music of the Bahian Caboclos
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Abstract: The Caboclos are a pantheon of deities worshipped in the Candombles of Bahia and throughout Brazil. They are Brazilian cowboys and Indians feted at public parties and private ceremonies and invoked by devotees to work on earth. The incorporation of this pantheon was enabled by the pragmatic efficacy attributed to music in ritual contexts of Candomble worship. In these ceremonies, music is not just an accompaniment to ritual actions; it is the means by which ritual work is done. This...
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The music of the Bahian Caboclos
Anthropological Quarterly
; Abstract: The Caboclos are a pantheon of deities worshipped in the Candombles of Bahia and throughout Brazil. They are Brazilian cowboys and Indians feted at public parties and private ceremonies and invoked by devotees to work on earth. The incorporation of this pantheon was enabled by the
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My Name is Napoleon Bonaparte: Traditional Songs about Napoleon. (The CD Player).(Review)
World of Hibernia
; Franke Harte and Donal Lunny My Name is Napoleon Bonaparte: Traditional Songs about Napoleon (Hummingbird Records) In Japan, there is an honorific title called Living National Treasure. It's self explanatory, and if we had it in Ireland, Frank Harte would be an automatic candidate. In the day-job,
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September songs
Opera News
; Brooks Peters recalls how he came under the enduring spell cast by Stratuss' final masterpiece, Four Last Songs STRAUSS' FOUR LAST SONGS HAVE BEEN ILLUMINATED BY THE"WAGNERIAN INTENSITY" OF KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD (LEFT), THE"POIGNANCY"OF ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (ABOVE), THE "JOY AND SPONTANEITY" OF SENA
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Songs of a Wayfarer.1 When lights go rolling.1 Hope the Hornblower.1 Sea Fever.1,2,3 Marigold.1 5 Poems by Thomas Hardy.1 3 Songs.1 We'll to the woods no more.1,2,3 Tryst.1 During music.1 Songs Sacred and Profane.1 5 16th-Century Poems.1 Blow out you bugles.1 If there were dreams.1 I have 12 oxen.1 Spring Sorrow.1 The bells of San Marie.1 The Journey.1 The merry month of May.1 Vagabond.1 When I am dead.1 Santa Chiara.1 Great Things.1 If we must part.1 Tutto e sciolto.1 The Heart's Desire.2 The sacred flame.2 Remember.2 Hawthorne Time.2 The East Riding.2 Love is a sickness.2 The Land of Lost Content.2 My true love hath my heart.2 The Trellis.2 The Three Ravens.3 Bed in Summer.3 Mother and Child.3 Earth's Call.3 3 Songs by Arthur Symons.3 What art thou thinking of?3 3 Songs by Thomas Hardy.3 Remember2
Fanfare
; IRELAND Songs of a Wayfarer.1 When lights go rolling.1 Hope the Hornblower.1 Sea Fever.1,2,3 Marigold.1 5 Poems by Thomas Hardy.1 3 Songs.1 We'll to the woods no more.1,2,3 Tryst.1 During music.1 Songs Sacred and Profane.1 5 16th-Century Poems.1 Blow out you bugles.1 If there were dreams.1 I have
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HER `SONGS' IN THE KEY OF LIFE RACHAEL WARREN'S REVUE TELLS STORIES THROUGH POP
The Boston Globe
; Trinity Repertory Company's "Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience," which plays through Jan. 25 at the Lederer Theater Center in Providence, is a stirring musical revue that traces the arc of five lives through pop music. The show's cocreators - actress/ singer Rachael Warren and Trinity Rep
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The Song of Songs
The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
; ATHALYA BRENNER and CAROLE R. FONTAINE (eds The Song of Songs (Feminist Companion to the Bible 216; Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 2000). Pp. 211. Paper 16.45, $28.50. This second volume on the Song of Songs in the Feminist Companion series well illustrates important shifts in feminist
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Charles Ives.(Charles Ives: 129 Songs)(Book review)
Notes
; Charles Ives. 129 Songs. Edited by H. Wiley Hitchcock. (Music of the United States of America, 12.) (Recent Researches in American Music, 47.) Middleton, WI: A-R Editions, Inc., 2004. [Frontispiece (C. Ives, ca. 1947); foreword (Richard Crawford), p. xi; pref., p. xiii-xv; essay Ives as Songwriter
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The songs of Edvard Grieg
Musical Opinion
; Jose Serebrier conducts the new Dinemec recording of Grieg songs by Carole Farley for which he has made several new orchestrations. There are some com posers that appeal only to a minority, and there are those few that reach and touch everyone. Edvard Grieg was unique in many ways. Admired and
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Ballads, Songs and Snatches: The Appropriation of Folk Song and Popular Culture in British Nineteenth-Century Realist Prose
Journal of American Folklore
; Ballads, Songs and Snatches: The Appropriation of Folk Song and Popular Culture in British Nineteenth-Century Realist Prose. By C. M. Jackson-Houlston. (Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999. Pp. 221, Appendix.) One way of looking at a song is to see it as taking part in numerous dialogues; primarily, of
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The Songs of Elizabeth Cronin, Irish Traditional Singer: The Complete Song Collection
Folk Music Journal
; The Songs of Elizabeth Cronin, Irish Traditional Singer: The Complete Song Collection. Compiled and edited by Dibh Crinn. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2000. 332 pp. two CDs. ISBN 1-85182-259-3. euro30 This superb collection of songs in text, tune, and on CD is a stunning tribute to Bess Cronin
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