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Worlds of music: an introduction to the music of the world's peoples

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Schirmer Books
Editor: Jeff Titon

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Sioux grass dance song (1:47) -- Zuni lullaby (0:55) -- Iroquois quiver dance song (0:45) -- Navajo Yeibichai song (2:07) -- Folsom Prison blues (2:48) -- Navajo circle dance song (1:16) -- Navajo shootingway song (0:51) -- Navajo peyote song (1:11) -- Clinging to a saving hand (3:36) -- Proud earth (3:27) -- Kasena Jongo: Sara muru, gwa ba na (1:46) -- Ashanti kete drumming: Atine (2:16) -- Buganda akadinda: Kawuta yeggalidde (0:43) -- Postal workers cancelling stamps at the University of Ghana post office (2:57) -- Highlife music (1:32) -- Amazing grace (2:38) -- Amazing grace (2:51) -- Rosie (2:48) -- Poor boy blues (3:14) -- I need $$100 (2:58) -- Sweet home Chicago (3:09) -- Paparuda (0:25) -- Russian wedding song: Na solnechom vskhode (1:44) -- Rumanian wedding song (2:08) -- Rumanian communal lament (1:46) -- Rumanian solo lament (0:54) -- Bulgarian lyric song (0:43) -- Jewish dance tune (2:37) -- Hungarian song, followed by two instrumental versions done by the same musician (2:40) -- Russian balalaika orchestra playing Andreyev's variations on the Russian folksong, The moon shines (1:30) -- Leningrad Dixieland Band playing variations on the Russian folksong, The moon shines (1:01) -- Vinter iz geveyn a groyser shturem vind (0:44) -- Engal Kalyanam (Our wedding), cinema song (3:23) -- Nagapattu (Snake song), folk song (3:27) -- Panchavadyam (3:57) -- Karnataka Sangeeta: performance segment built upon Tyagaraja's composition, Appa rama bhakti, pantuvarali raga, rupaka tala (14:28) -- Narayana stotram, bhaiana (hymm) (4:05) -- Govinda damodara stotram, bhaiana (hymn) (2:53).

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