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Amerindian Music of Chile: Aymara, Qaqashqar, Mapuche
produced by Christos Clair-Vasiliades (Folkways Records, 1975), 44 mins
In Chile today there are three indigenous groups who are direct descendants from pre-Hispanic dwellers of America: the Aymara, the Qawashqar (also called Alakaluf), and the Mapuche (also called Araucanian). The Aymara inhabit the Andean mountains and Altiplano located in Chile’s two most northern provinces, Tar...
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produced by Christos Clair-Vasiliades (Folkways Records, 1975), 44 mins
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In Chile today there are three indigenous groups who are direct descendants from pre-Hispanic dwellers of America: the Aymara, the Qawashqar (also called Alakaluf), and the Mapuche (also called Araucanian). The Aymara inhabit the Andean mountains and Altiplano located in Chile’s two most northern provinces, Tarapaca and Antofagasta; the Qawashqar are one of the oldest of the original inhabitants of the southernmost region of this planet, the T...
In Chile today there are three indigenous groups who are direct descendants from pre-Hispanic dwellers of America: the Aymara, the Qawashqar (also called Alakaluf), and the Mapuche (also called Araucanian). The Aymara inhabit the Andean mountains and Altiplano located in Chile’s two most northern provinces, Tarapaca and Antofagasta; the Qawashqar are one of the oldest of the original inhabitants of the southernmost region of this planet, the Tierra del Fuego; the Mapuche live mainly in the region called "the Frontier" or the "Araucania" in central Chile, located in the provinces of Malleco and Cantín.
En Chile existen tres grupos indígenas que son descendientes directos de los habitantes prehispánicos de América: los aymara, los qawashqar (también llamados alakaluf) y los mapuches (también llamados araucanos). Los aymara habitan las cumbre andinas y el altiplano localizados en Tarapaca y Antofagasta, las dos provincias chilenas que están ubicadas más al norte; los qawashqar son unos de los más antiguos habitantes de la región más austral del planeta, la Tierra de Fuego; los mapuche viven principalmente en la región llamada " la frontera" o la "Araucania" en el centro de Chile, localizada en las provincias de Malleco y Cantín.
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En Chile existen tres grupos indígenas que son descendientes directos de los habitantes prehispánicos de América: los aymara, los qawashqar (también llamados alakaluf) y los mapuches (también llamados araucanos). Los aymara habitan las cumbre andinas y el altiplano localizados en Tarapaca y Antofagasta, las dos provincias chilenas que están ubicadas más al norte; los qawashqar son unos de los más antiguos habitantes de la región más austral del planeta, la Tierra de Fuego; los mapuche viven principalmente en la región llamada " la frontera" o la "Araucania" en el centro de Chile, localizada en las provincias de Malleco y Cantín.
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Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Music recording
Contributor
Christos Clair-Vasiliades
Date Published / Released
1975
Publisher
Folkways Records
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Garland Encyclopedia of World Music Volume 2 - South America, Mexico, Central America, and the CaribbeanPart 3 Nations and Musical TraditionsQuechua and Aymara
written by Thomas Turino, fl. 1999; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 20 page(s)
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written by Thomas Turino, fl. 1999; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 20 page(s)
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
General reference book, Compendium
Contributor
Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Daniel E. Sheehy
Author / Creator
Thomas Turino, fl. 1999
Date Published / Released
1998-10-01, 1998
Publisher
Routledge (Publisher)
Person Discussed
Thomas Turino, fl. 1999, Raúl R. Romero, fl. 2001, Carlos Alberto Coba Andrade, Isabel Aretz, Cear Bolaños, 1931-, Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala, 1550-1616
Topic / Theme
Peruvian, Inca, Indian, Ayacucho, Aymara, Mestizo, Spanish-American, American Indian, European, Ecuadorian, Guarani, Iberian, Moche, Nasca, Quechua, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Easter, Holy Week, Christianity, Catholicism, World, Accordion, Piano, Bell, Pututu, Bombo, Drum, Drum, bass, Caja, Tinya, Tabla, Drum, snare, Violin, Tara, Flute, duct, Flute, end-blown, Pincullo, Kena, Flute,...
Peruvian, Inca, Indian, Ayacucho, Aymara, Mestizo, Spanish-American, American Indian, European, Ecuadorian, Guarani, Iberian, Moche, Nasca, Quechua, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Easter, Holy Week, Christianity, Catholicism, World, Accordion, Piano, Bell, Pututu, Bombo, Drum, Drum, bass, Caja, Tinya, Tabla, Drum, snare, Violin, Tara, Flute, duct, Flute, end-blown, Pincullo, Kena, Flute, side-blown, Pito, Charango, Guitar, Tiple, Harp, Cacho, Horn, Banduria, Mandolin, Triangle, Ocarina, Antara, Panpipe, Shell, Pipe, Rattle, Shaker, Erke, Trumpet, Trumpet, cowhorn, Wak'rapuku, Vocables, Voice, Contralto, Siren, Whistle, Pipe and tabor, Siku
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Garland Encyclopedia of World Music Volume 2 - South America, Mexico, Central America, and the CaribbeanPart 3 Nations and Musical TraditionsChile
written by Juan González; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 20 page(s)
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written by Juan González; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 20 page(s)
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
General reference book, Compendium
Contributor
Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Daniel E. Sheehy
Author / Creator
Juan González
Date Published / Released
1998-10-01, 1998
Publisher
Routledge (Publisher)
Person Discussed
Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Xavier Cugat, 1900-1990, Juan Pablo Gonzalez
Topic / Theme
African Cuban, Portuguese, Peruvian, Inca, American, Aymara, German, Paraguayan, Colombian, European, Argentine, Mexican, African Peruvian, Atacameño, Mapuche, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Recreational drugs, Composers, Christmas, Catholicism, Religious orders, Music theory, World, Columbus's First Voyage to America, 1492-1493, Somalia Intervention, 1992-1993, Start of German Spring Offensive,...
African Cuban, Portuguese, Peruvian, Inca, American, Aymara, German, Paraguayan, Colombian, European, Argentine, Mexican, African Peruvian, Atacameño, Mapuche, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Recreational drugs, Composers, Christmas, Catholicism, Religious orders, Music theory, World, Columbus's First Voyage to America, 1492-1493, Somalia Intervention, 1992-1993, Start of German Spring Offensive, March 21, 1918, Accordion, Piano, Bell, Bottle, Clapper, Clarinet, Bombo, Conga, Drum, Tambores, Drum, bass, Caja, Tambourine, Kettledrum, Violin, Fife, Flauta, Kena, Pito, Charango, Guitar, Guitar, electric, Guitarra, Tres, Vihuela, Harp, Horn, Jew's Harp, Bandola, Rabel, Mandolin, Triangle, Panpipe, Keyboard, Piano, Pipe, Jawbone, Rattle, Trombone, Cornett, Trumpet, Fiddle, Voice, Vocals, male, Zither, Peak, Guitarrón, Kultrún, Siku, Trutruka
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Garland Encyclopedia of World Music Volume 2 - South America, Mexico, Central America, and the CaribbeanPart 3 Nations and Musical TraditionsAfro-Colombian Traditions
written by Lawrence J. App; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 13 page(s)
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written by Lawrence J. App; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 13 page(s)
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
General reference book, Compendium
Contributor
Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Daniel E. Sheehy
Author / Creator
Lawrence J. App
Date Published / Released
1998-10-01, 1998
Publisher
Routledge (Publisher)
Person Discussed
Max H. Brandt, George F. List, 1911-
Topic / Theme
Indian, African, American, French, African Colombian, West African, Colombian, European, American Indian, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Catholicism, World, Accordion, Piano, Bass, double, Sticks, Clarinet, Cymbals, Bombo, Conga, Drum, Tambor, Caja, Pito, Guitar, Mbira, Shell, Rattle, Shaker, Maraca, Guacharaca, Scraper, Synthesizer, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Vocables, Voice, Chorus, Female Chorus...
Indian, African, American, French, African Colombian, West African, Colombian, European, American Indian, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Catholicism, World, Accordion, Piano, Bass, double, Sticks, Clarinet, Cymbals, Bombo, Conga, Drum, Tambor, Caja, Pito, Guitar, Mbira, Shell, Rattle, Shaker, Maraca, Guacharaca, Scraper, Synthesizer, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Vocables, Voice, Chorus, Female Chorus, Marimba, Cununo, Cununo Mayor, Cununo Menor
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Garland Encyclopedia of World Music Volume 2 - South America, Mexico, Central America, and the CaribbeanPart 3 Nations and Musical TraditionsPeru
written by Raúl R. Romero, fl. 2001; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 25 page(s)
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written by Raúl R. Romero, fl. 2001; edited by Dale A. Olsen, 1941- and Daniel E. Sheehy (Routledge (Publisher), 1998), 25 page(s)
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
General reference book, Compendium
Contributor
Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Daniel E. Sheehy
Author / Creator
Raúl R. Romero, fl. 2001
Date Published / Released
1998-10-01, 1998
Publisher
Routledge (Publisher)
Person Discussed
Thomas Turino, fl. 1999, Arthur L. Campa, Dale A. Olsen, 1941-, Raúl R. Romero, fl. 2001, Isabel Aretz, Jiménez Borja, Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala, 1550-1616, Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, 1539-1616, Rafael Trujillo, 1891-1961, Carlos Vega
Topic / Theme
Peruvian, Indian, African, American, Aymara, French, Cuban, European, Argentine, Mexican, African Peruvian, Amazonian, Nasca, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Holy Week, Christianity, Catholicism, Music theory, World, Reconstruction, US, 1865-1877, Somalia Intervention, 1992-1993, Accordion, Piano, Banjo, Bass, double, Bell, cow, Castanets, Spoons, Clarinet, Pututu, Cymbals, Bombo, Bongo,...
Peruvian, Indian, African, American, Aymara, French, Cuban, European, Argentine, Mexican, African Peruvian, Amazonian, Nasca, Spanish, Fairs and festivals, Christmas, Holy Week, Christianity, Catholicism, Music theory, World, Reconstruction, US, 1865-1877, Somalia Intervention, 1992-1993, Accordion, Piano, Banjo, Bass, double, Bell, cow, Castanets, Spoons, Clarinet, Pututu, Cymbals, Bombo, Bongo, Conga, Drum, Tabor, Tambor, Caja, Timbales, Tinya, Violin, Flauta, Pincullo, Kena, Pito, Charango, Guitar, Guitar, electric, Harp, Cacho, Horn, Laud, Lute, Banduria, Mandolin, Chirimia, Chirisuya, Shawm, Organ, Antara, Panpipe, Shell, Keyboard, Pipe, Jawbone, Rattle, Saxophone, Synthesizer, Trombone, Trumpet, Wak'rapuku, Voice, Chorus, Baritone, Zither
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Sacred and Profane Music of the Ika
produced by Jim Billipp (Folkways Records, 1977), 43 mins
"The Ika (people) are a group of some two thousand native South Americans who live farming and weaving on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, an isolated mountain mass in the north of Colombia. Each year at the end of June hundreds of Ika converge from the surroundings hills on the village of...
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produced by Jim Billipp (Folkways Records, 1977), 43 mins
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"The Ika (people) are a group of some two thousand native South Americans who live farming and weaving on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, an isolated mountain mass in the north of Colombia. Each year at the end of June hundreds of Ika converge from the surroundings hills on the village of San Sebastián de Rábago; they come to celebrate the Fiesta de San Juan. Among them are barefoot old women who have carefully walked...
"The Ika (people) are a group of some two thousand native South Americans who live farming and weaving on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, an isolated mountain mass in the north of Colombia. Each year at the end of June hundreds of Ika converge from the surroundings hills on the village of San Sebastián de Rábago; they come to celebrate the Fiesta de San Juan. Among them are barefoot old women who have carefully walked the tortuous mountain paths for days in order to participate in the festivities..."
Jim Billipp
"Los Ika (pueblo) son un grupo de aproximadamente dos mil nativos suramericanos que viven de la agricultura y el tejido en las laderas del sur de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, un macizo montañoso aislado en el norte de Colombia. Cada año, hacia finales del mes de julio, cientos de Ika llegan a la villa de San Sebastián de Rábago desde las colinas circundantes a celebrar la Fiesta de San Juan. Entre ellos hay ancianas descalzas que han llegado lentamente por los tortuosos caminos de la montaña para participar en las festividades..."
Jim Billipp
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Jim Billipp
"Los Ika (pueblo) son un grupo de aproximadamente dos mil nativos suramericanos que viven de la agricultura y el tejido en las laderas del sur de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, un macizo montañoso aislado en el norte de Colombia. Cada año, hacia finales del mes de julio, cientos de Ika llegan a la villa de San Sebastián de Rábago desde las colinas circundantes a celebrar la Fiesta de San Juan. Entre ellos hay ancianas descalzas que han llegado lentamente por los tortuosos caminos de la montaña para participar en las festividades..."
Jim Billipp
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Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Music recording
Contributor
Jim Billipp
Date Published / Released
1977
Publisher
Folkways Records
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