Passamaquoddy election song [sound recording] / sung by Noel Joseph

Summary:

Jesse Walter Fewkes collection of Passamaquoddy cylinder recordings SR27

Description:

Engineer notes: Cylinder shows some mold damage and there is groove damage at the beginning of the content.; FCP notes: Surface noise. Announcement: ". . . by Newell Josephs, taken by J. Walter Fewkes on the 15th of March,1890, at Calais, Maine." Perhaps the chief-making song (#10 on Fewkes's list, JAF: 258), or another war song.

Related Fewkes' fieldnotes are located at the National Anthropological Archives (ms. 4408:9), p. 9.

Introduction in English, song in Passamaquoddy language.

Location Description:

Calais (Me.)

Protocol:

American Folklife Center Library of Congress Public Access

Community:

American Folklife Center Library of Congress

Category:

Songs

Keywords:

Songs, Field recordings, Cylinder recordings

Collections:

1890 Passamaquoddy Phonograph Recordings

Original Date Description:

Recorded in Calais, Maine on March 15, 1890 by Jesse Walter Fewkes

Original Date:

1890 March 15th

Creator:

Fewkes, Jesse Walter, 1850-1930, recordist, speaker, Joseph, Noel, performer

Language:

English, Passamaquoddy

Rights:

Rights are held by the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University.

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Source:

Jesse Walter Fewkes collection of Passamaquoddy cylinder recordings (AFC 1972/003: SR27) American Folklife Center, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. https://lccn.loc.gov/2015655576

Identifier:

Cylinder 4258; AFS 14738: A17; RKF 1741; AFC 1972/003: SR27

Subject:

Passamaquoddy Indians--Maine--Calais, Indians of North America--Northeastern States, Passamaquoddy Indians--Politics and government, Passamaquoddy Indians--Music, Songs, Passamaquoddy, Governors—Election

Type:

Sound Recording

Format:

1 sound cylinder (2:29 min.), 4 in


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Passamaquoddy election song [sound recording] / sung by Noel Joseph

TK Attribution Label (TK A)

Elihtasik

TK Outreach Label (TK O)

Ekehkimkewey

TK Non-Commercial Label (TK NC)

Ma yut monuwasiw