Box 8
Container
Contains 1 Result:
Spain, Federico Garcia Lorca and Popular Spanish Music, Musica Popular Espanola. Spain, folk music, songs and dances. Alan Lomax, Columbia Masterworks, World Library of Folk Music, Primitive Music. Good recording. Song list from the Box lid is in the Cobos folder. 1. Alborada de Vigo - pito, flute - pan pipe, Galicia (played by a castrador who calls attention to his profession of castrating pigs); 2. Cante de Espadela (Solveira Orense); 3. Canto de Arriero, mule driver - (Emilio Soto - J. M. Rodriguez); 4. A Raiz de Toxo Verde (Root of green yew, Galicia) ; 5. Foliada, bag pipe - (Modesto Sanchez); 6. Alala Muineira (Manuela Lema Sanchez); 7. Adios La Mia Vaca Pinta (Asturianada, Asturias, a lyric song); 8. Viva La Virgen del Carmen; 9. De Los Tres Colores Madre (Vaqueirina, vaqueiro, vaquero, woman with tamborine, castanet and payecha, vaquero, country women; 10. Danza de Ibios (concha shell horn and drum, dancers of Cabezon de la Fuente, dance, shell played through a mouth piece at the small end); 11. Duermete Nino (Dolores Fernandez, Val de San Lorenzo, Maragates, Astorgas, Leon); 12. Canto de Hilar; 13. Corrido y Bolero; 14. Gerineldo (Juan Pastor, La Madronera, Trujillo); 15. Larin Larero (five old women singing, Bernal Frances); 16. Pandero; 17. Llamale, Majo, al Toro; 18. Caracoles (with almireces, brass, pestle and mortar); 19. Jota Manchega (Orquesta de Jesus Ordonez, Infantes, La Mancha); 20. Fandango de Comares (A. Munoz guitar); 21. Bulerias (Pili with Sebastian Nunez and group); 22. Saeta (arrow of song, guitars, castanets, and clapping); 23. Alba y Camino; 24. Sevillana; 25. Pastores de Bormujo, near Sevilla (so called because they carry a bell, castanets, tamborine, cantaro, platilleos, triangle, handbell, bormujo, etc) ; 26. Salve de San Antonio; 27. El U (sung by Jose Calafero); 28. Canto de Segar; 29. Canto de Trillar, Ay, Rotget; 30. Caramiles; 31. Parado de Selva; 32. Unia Baiole, baile; 33. Arin, Arin; 34. Irrintzik (war cry, gritos de los Vascos, Mariano Iceta Elijoado, Navarra).
File — Box: 8, CD: MUS 72
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
The collection consists of 591 recordings of folk songs, folklore and local histories collected by Ruben Cobos from 1944-1974 in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. Also included in the collection are about 270 additional recordings of selected music - a few from New Mexico, many from Mexico and Latin America, and others from Spain, Europe and the U.S. The recordings vary in quality between good, fair, and poor. They contain both musical and spoken content. Most recordings are in...
Dates:
n.d. - 1976