Curripaco Collection of Jonathan Hill

Colección Curripaco de Jonathan Hill

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Idioma de la coleccióncurripaco
Idioma PIDailla:119621
Título [Indígena]
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TítuloColección Curripaco de Jonathan Hill
PaísVenezuela
RecopiladorHill, Jonathan
DepositanteHill, Jonathan
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DescripciónLa conservación de esta colección fue apoyada por la beca PD-50003-06 de la National Endowment for the Humanities. Cualquier opinión, hallazgo, conclusión o recomendación expresado no necesariamente refleja los de la National Endowment for the Humanities.
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AILLA Administrative Documents - Hill
The Bigmouthed
Catfish Trumpets
Curing song
Dance-song with stomping tube
Dance stamping tube song (waanápani)
Dance stamping tube song (waanápani)
Demonstration tape 17
Demonstration tape 18
Demonstration tape 19
Double duet of yapurutú and tsikota flutes
Double yapurútu flute duets
Drinking song
Drinking song
Drinking song (pakamarántakan)
Dzamáko áapi
Female initiation rite
First set of chants for childbirth ritual
Flute duet
Flute duet
Flute duet
Flute duets
Flutes
Formal speeches for offering and accepting food gifts
Grandfather sleep, or the origin of night
Great sickness, or the origin of malaria
Inhaling ñopo over payment
Kalidzamai
Kulirina trumpets
Kulirina trumpets
Made from Bone
Made-From-Bone and the Anaconda-Person
Made-From-Bone creates evil omens
Male and Female Initiation Music of the Arawakan Wakunai
Male initiation rite
Malikái chant
Malikái counter-witchcraft song
Malirríkairi
Malirríkairi
Mave Rosewood (mawípje
Máwi dance
Máwi dance
A Musical Aesthetic of Ritual Curing in the Northwest Amazon
Musicalizing the Other
"Musicalizing" the other. Wakuénai ritual irony and ethnic resistance.
Musical representations as Adaptive structures
Myth of emergence
The origin of bocachica-fish dances
The origin of ceremonial music
The origin of cooking with hot peppers
The origin of death
The origin of enchanted spirits and the city of gold
The origin of fire
The origin of hallucinogenic snuff and shamanic healing
The origin of honey for curing
The origin of Made-From-Bone
The origin of peach palm fruits
The origin of the Bat-People
The origin of the eel machete
The origin of the vulture-people
The origin of witchcraft and its treatment
The origin of working in manioc gardens
Owl-Monkey: Made-From-Bone tries to end poisoning
Playing maraca and speaking and asking
Playing maraca and speaking over the patient
Playing maraca, blowing smoke and singing
The powerful sound that opened up the world
Practicing ceremonial dance-music
Practicing flute duets
Practicing flute duets (mawi, deetu, piti)
Protest ceremony
Sacred speech, blowing tobacco smoke
Second set of chants for childbirth ritual
Shaman
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic curing song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song
Shamanic song, evil omens
Shamanic speech
The soft and the stiff: ritual power and mythic meaning in a northern Arawak classifier system
Song of the shaman to cure a little girl
Song with pilon (waanápani)
Speaking and playing maraca
The struggle between Made-From-Bone and First-Woman
Sung demonstration of sacred flute music (tsépani)
Sung demonstration of sacred molitu (frog) flutes
Sung demonstration of waliaduwa flutes
The swallow
The Tapara
The tiger monkey
tšikóta dance
Tšikóta dance with máwi
Wakuenai Ceremonial Exchange in the Northwest Amazon Region
Wamawíyaka

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