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15 Music and Narrative in The Unnatural and Accidental Women
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- list of tables and figures xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction 3
- Recent Studies of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Music in Canada 10
-
Innovating Tradition
- Continuity and Innovation in the Dane–ẕaa Dreamers’ Song and Dance Tradition: A Forty–Year Perspective 31
- From Tea Dance to iTunes: Recomposing Dane–ẕaa Dreamers’ Songs 61
- Localizing Intertribal Traditions: The Powwow as Mi’kmaw Cultural Expression 70
- Contemporary Northern Plains Powwow Music: The Twin Influences of Recording and Competition 89
- Aboriginal Women and the Powwow Drum: Restrictions, Teachings, and Challenges 109
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Teaching and Transmission
- The sound of what I hear on earth 133
- Reflecting on Reflexivity: Teaching and Conducting Research in an Inuit Community 150
- Moose Trails and Buffalo Tracks: Métis Music and Aboriginal Education in Canada 174
- One Strong Woman: Finding Her Voice, Finding Her Heritage 194
- Learning about and Supporting Aboriginal Music and Culture: A Personal Journey 206
-
Cultural Interactions and Negotiations
- Intercultural Collaboration 218
- Listening to the Politics of Aesthetics: Contemporary Encounters between First Nations/Inuit and Early Music Traditions 222
- Musical Form as Theatrical Form in Native Canadian Stage Plays: Moving through the Third Space 249
- Music and Narrative in The Unnatural and Accidental Women 271
- Music, Religion, and Healing in a Mi’kmaw Community 281
- “No Heartaches in Heaven”: A Response to Aboriginal Suicide 300
- Arnie Strynadka, “The Uke–Cree Fiddler” 323
- Bits and Pieces of Truth: Storytelling, Identity, and Hip Hop in Saskatchewan 346
- Why Do the Innu Sing Popular Music? Reflections on Cultural Assertion and Identity Movements in Music 372
- Aboriginal Popular Music in Quebec: Influences, Issues, and Rewards 408
- Gilles Sioui: Supporting and Performing with Aboriginal Artists in Quebec 419
- Bibliography 431
- Interviews cited 467
- Internet Sites 469
- Discography 471
- Videography 475
- Contributors 477
- Index 487
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- list of tables and figures xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction 3
- Recent Studies of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Music in Canada 10
-
Innovating Tradition
- Continuity and Innovation in the Dane–ẕaa Dreamers’ Song and Dance Tradition: A Forty–Year Perspective 31
- From Tea Dance to iTunes: Recomposing Dane–ẕaa Dreamers’ Songs 61
- Localizing Intertribal Traditions: The Powwow as Mi’kmaw Cultural Expression 70
- Contemporary Northern Plains Powwow Music: The Twin Influences of Recording and Competition 89
- Aboriginal Women and the Powwow Drum: Restrictions, Teachings, and Challenges 109
-
Teaching and Transmission
- The sound of what I hear on earth 133
- Reflecting on Reflexivity: Teaching and Conducting Research in an Inuit Community 150
- Moose Trails and Buffalo Tracks: Métis Music and Aboriginal Education in Canada 174
- One Strong Woman: Finding Her Voice, Finding Her Heritage 194
- Learning about and Supporting Aboriginal Music and Culture: A Personal Journey 206
-
Cultural Interactions and Negotiations
- Intercultural Collaboration 218
- Listening to the Politics of Aesthetics: Contemporary Encounters between First Nations/Inuit and Early Music Traditions 222
- Musical Form as Theatrical Form in Native Canadian Stage Plays: Moving through the Third Space 249
- Music and Narrative in The Unnatural and Accidental Women 271
- Music, Religion, and Healing in a Mi’kmaw Community 281
- “No Heartaches in Heaven”: A Response to Aboriginal Suicide 300
- Arnie Strynadka, “The Uke–Cree Fiddler” 323
- Bits and Pieces of Truth: Storytelling, Identity, and Hip Hop in Saskatchewan 346
- Why Do the Innu Sing Popular Music? Reflections on Cultural Assertion and Identity Movements in Music 372
- Aboriginal Popular Music in Quebec: Influences, Issues, and Rewards 408
- Gilles Sioui: Supporting and Performing with Aboriginal Artists in Quebec 419
- Bibliography 431
- Interviews cited 467
- Internet Sites 469
- Discography 471
- Videography 475
- Contributors 477
- Index 487