Box 6
Container
Contains 93 Results:
Anonymous, recorder, n.d.
Item — Box: 6, CD: 577
Scope and Contents
Anonymous, no name is given. Begins at 00:10 and ends at 21:51. Chants (poor recording, no introduction verses, may be the Penitentes, religious service, singing, walking, recorder may be in pocket, man speaking, not intelligible). Anonymous man. Begins at 21:52 and ends at 33:06. Stories (poor recording, no introduction, folk tales, a king with three children, a bird in a cage). Anonymous man. Begins at 33:13 and ends at 51:11. Story (fair recording, fairy tale, about a...
Dates:
n.d.
John Golden, recorder, 1969
Item — Box: 6, CD: 578
Scope and Contents
Similar to CD 57. Francisco Martinez, Chama, NM, b. October 4, 1890. Begins at 00:13 and ends at 40:32. Conversation (good recording, interview, about personal information, born in Raton, New Mexico, and New Mexico folklore, songs, ballads, corridos, dialog, many topics, See CD 57 for similalr, Enrique Martin, Consuelo, Fermin Martin, Abel Martinez, Alcario Martinez, Francisco Martinez, Sebastian Martinez, Jose Maria Martinez, Ricardo Martinez, siblings, their father was Ricardo Martinez, the...
Dates:
1969
Anonymous, recorder, n.d.
Item — Box: 6, CD: 579
Scope and Contents
Some of these stories are similar to others in the collection. Anonymous man. Begins at 00:02 and ends at 6:09. Conversation (fair recording, about Billy the Kid, speaker is discussing the history of how he was arrested and killed, he was in jail in Albuquerque, Pat Garret killed him, traveling from San Antonio, Texas, etc.). Anonymous woman. Begins at 6:24 and ends at 9:16. Story (poor recording, introduction given). Anonymous performance. Begins at 9:39 and ends at...
Dates:
n.d.
Julietta Ortega, recorder, 1970
Item — Box: 6, CD: 580
Scope and Contents
Repeat of CD 32. Juan Miera, b. 1888, Socorro, NM. Begins at 00:20 and ends at 14:50. 1. Personal data (fair to poor recording, local history, San Antonio, Juan's grandfather sent his Dad to school in St. Louis, Missouri, education, but Dad did not like it there, so he took first wagon train back to San Antonio, in 1870s, trip from Socorro to San Antonio took all day, trip to St. Louis, Missouri, took six months, cattle, ranching, business); 2. Los tiempos de antes (fair to poor recording,...
Dates:
1970
Anonymous, recorder, n.d.
Item — Box: 6, CD: 581
Scope and Contents
Anonymous man. Begins at 00:02 and ends at 9:29. 1. Conversation (fair recording, anecdote, between various speakers, no introduction given, various topics, local history, personal experiences). Anonymous woman. Begins at 9:30 and ends at 15:32. 1. Personal experience (fair recording, conversation about a drunk friend, borracho, liquor, drinking worked at a local bar, would lose his shoes); 2. Conversation (fair recording, local history, personal experiences, laughter, humor,...
Dates:
n.d.
Ruben Cobos,recorder, 1975
Item — Box: 6, CD: 582
Scope and Contents
Repeat of CD 341. Harold Tafoya, b. 1947, Del Norte, Colorado, with Nora Tafoya, b. 1946, Red Cliff, Colorado. Begins at 00:22 and ends at 9:07.1. Song, Los laureles (fair recording, song that speaker sang to his grandmother, Manuelita de Espinosa, for her 50th anniversary, Spanish influence on lyrics, guitar, singing); 2. Song, Hijo de nadie (fair to poor recording, dedicated to men, guitar, singing); 3. La buena suerte (fair recording, song, good luck, guitar, alegre, fast paced song)....
Dates:
1975
Ruben Cobos, Unidentified communicant, Vi Gomez, recorders, 1975
Item — Box: 6, CD: 583
Scope and Contents
Repeat of CD 36. Felicitas Montano, b. 1892, Tome, NM. Indita del Indio Victorio (good to fair recording, fragment, versos from the song about Apache, Chief Victorio. Repeat of CD 36. Tranquilino Padilla, Albuquerque. Indita del Indio Victorio (song fragment, good recording, Tranquilino says his grandfather, Desiderio Trujillo, composed this indita). Repeat of CD 36. Josie Lovato, Santo Domingo Pueblo. 1. Josie sings a short Indian song, Native American, chant from Santo...
Dates:
1975
Anonymous, recorder, n.d.
Item — Box: 6, CD: 584
Scope and Contents
Anonymous man. Begins at 00:33 and ends at 34:15. Singing (poor recording, singing, recites verses, religious, very difficult to hear words, alabado, Madre Maria).
Dates:
n.d.
John Donald Robb, recorder, n.d.
Item — Box: 6, CD: 585
Scope and Contents
Anonymous performers. Begins at 00:13 and ends at 18:40. 1. Religious music (fair recording, various songs, Christmas, Navidad, worship, chorus, live performance, shepherds, Los Pastores, no introduction is given); 2. Church sermon (fair recording, church service, shepherd, prophet, ends abruptly). Anonymous performers. Begins at 18:46 and ends at 29:49. Religious music (fair to good recording, song, performance, chorus, singing in English, unknown group or song)....
Dates:
n.d.
John Donald Robb, recorder, 1951
Item — Box: 6, CD: 586 A
Scope and Contents
CDs 586 A, B and C are recordings from John Donald Robb Folk Music Collection, for recordings, text, and melodies, See Mu 7, songs R436 to R508, New Mexico, 1951. See Robb, Mu 7, or New Mexico Archives Online (NMAO).
Dates:
1951
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 587 A
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview, oral history, done with various speakers, one being Anselmo Arellano. Begins at 00:15 and ends at 46:38. Conversation (fair recording, interview of Dr. Cobos about his teaching and research work, professional accomplishments, taught Portuguese and French, injured in military service, graduated with his doctorate in 1957 from Stanford, study abroad trips, Spain, Ecuador, days at the University of New Mexico, personal experiences, food in Spain, queso cabral, linguistics,...
Dates:
October 1998
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 587 B
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview continued, with various speakers. Begins at 00:58 and ends at 46:29. Conversation (good recording, talks about George I/ Sanchez, from the Department of Psychology at University of New Mexico, speaks about a poll that was conducted by him, said to be racist, discusses his relationship with professors, other individuals, Spanish language, tu, using tu with elders, polite speech, comportamiento social, disrespectful, sings songs).
Dates:
October 1998
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 588
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview cont. Begins at 00:14 and ends at 15:00. Conversation (good recording, interview cont., his study abroad, travel abroad, Cobos was given a scholarship to write a book of refranes, lived in Taos during the summer and paid the utilities, recorded refranes to write a book, refers to millionaires in Taos, retired from University of New Mexico in 1976, doesn't remember the names of his students, worked for Colorado College to collect folklore from Colorado, Dr. Cobos stated...
Dates:
October 1998
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 589
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview cont., said he was born, November 11, 1911, in Piedras Negras, in Mexico. Beginning at 00:07 and ends at 31:01. Conversation (good recording, about personal experiences, life in Mexico, went to elementary school in Mexico, his father was bedridden, very ill, 1915, used to make toys for Christmas, Navidad, trains, hung dried figs from branches on a mulberry tree, tricked the children into thinking it was a fig tree, more school experiences, family).
Dates:
October 1998
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 590
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview cont. Begins at 00:08 and ends at 30:14. Conversation (good recording, about personal experiences, injury, Washington Junior High School, education, scholarship to study art, out of work, half-sister Consuelo permanently ill, lived in Albuquerque, Dr. Cobos moved from San Antonio, Texas, to live in Albuquerque, half sister passed away in November of 1927 at the age of 27 years old, she was a missionary of the Presbyterian church, school for Spanish-American girls, then he...
Dates:
October 1998
Ruben Cobos, recorder, October 1998
Item — Box: 6, CD: 591
Scope and Contents
Ruben Cobos interview cont. Begins at 00:07 and ends at 14:08. Conversation (good recording, about personal experiences, he knew several languages, learned at UNM, Dr. Cobos was in charge of a group of translators during World War II, United States Army, intercepted communications from Latin America and Germany, 1942 he received a letter from the State of New Mexico that he was drafted into the war, discusses his deployment, shipped out to Maryland, West Virginia, for military training school,...
Dates:
October 1998