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Resource Details

Identifier:

ANLC2783

Title

Lucier Collection Reel #2

Description:

Songs recorded 11/28/1950; 12/02/1950.

Track 01 - Songs from Wolf Dance sung by Abraham and Blanche Lincoln and Susie Beltz; 8 min. 35 sec.

Track 02 - Song made by Noatak man ca. 1902 and now sung by Abraham, Blanche, and Susie; 1 min.

Track 03 - Song made in Kotzebue in imitation of Diomede song- sung by Abraham and Blanche Lincoln and Susie Beltz; 1 min. 15 sec.

Track 04 - Song from Wolf Dance by Abraham Lincoln and Lester Gallihorn; 1 min. 10 sec.

Track 05 - Lester Gallihorn sings song he made because he was lonesome for Diomede Islanders; 45 sec.

Track 06 - A song made by Mrs. Jensen, a Pt. Hope woman and sung by Abraham Lincoln and Lester Gallihorn; 55 sec.

Track 07 - A Kotzebue song for a motion dance sung by A. Lincoln and L. Gallihorn; 40 sec.

Track 08 - A song Abraham Lincoln made up for Pt. Hope friend when he wanted a new song for motion dance; 35 sec.

Track 09 - Kotzebue motion dance song; 30 sec.

Track 10 - Kobuk song; 30 sec.

Track 11 - songs for Unalakleet Messenger Feast; 2 min. 30 sec.

Track 12 - Susie Beltz, Church hymn; 1 min. 40 sec.

Contributors

Beltz, Susie (author)
Gallihorn, Lester (author)
Lincoln, Abraham (author)
Lincoln, Blanche (author)
Lucier, Charles (interviewer)

Date

1950

Type

Sound

Format

audio/x-wav

Coverage

Kotzebue

Subject Language(s)

Inupiaq

LingType

song
text

Collection

Lucier Collection

Files:

ANLC2783.mp3
lucier_collection_index.pdf
ANL2783.WAV

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