Box 9
Container
Contains 1 Result:
Colombia, Cancionero Noble de Colombia, more than thirty types of songs and instruments, and examples of sounds, conjuntos, individuales. Among them are bandola, flauta, bonbo, bambuco, tambor, juga, jota, huacho, marimba, cumbia, puya, chirimia, guiro, patacore, tango, estudiantina, corrido, zumba, carnaval, alabados, etc. Notes from Box lid in Cobos folder. 2 CDs. Good recording. Side one. A. Music Intruments. 1. Bandola (mandolin); 2. Guitarra (guitar); 3. Requinto; 4. Cuatro; 5. Arpa; 6. Flauta de Cana, flute; 7. Capador; 8. Cana de Millo; 9. Gaita (male and female); 10. Marimba; 11. Bombo; 12. Tambor Mayor; 13. Llamador; 14. Huacharaca; 15. Chucho y Maracas; 16. Huacho; 17. Juego de Percusion; 18. Bandola, Tiple y Guitarra; 19. Requinto, Tiple y Guitarra; 20. Estudiantina; 21. Orquesta de Cuerdas; 22. Conjunto Ballenato; 23. Conjunto de Gaitas; 24. Chirimia; B. Groups and Music Styles. 1. Conjunto del Pacifico; 2. Conjunto Llanero; 3. Banda Pueblerina; 4. Bambuco Caucano; 5. Bambuco de Santander; 6. Pasillo; 7. Guavina; 8. Danza; 9. Torbellino; 10. Cumbia; 11. Paseo; 12. Merengue; 13. Porro; 14. Danza del Garabato; 15. Puya; 16. Mapale; 17. Curulao; 18. Juga; 19. Jota; 20. Bambuco Viejo; 21. Tango; 22. Maquerule; 23. Contradanza del Choco; 24. Patacore; 25. Joropo; 26. Corrido; 27. Zumba que Zumba; 28. Galeron; 29. Carnaval; 30. Seis por Derecho; 31. Joropo Sanjuanero. Examples of Alabados. 32. A San Antonio; 33. Santisima Trinidad; 34. Me Puse a Considerar; 35. Canto Navideno (Nino Deja ese Llanto) and others. The rest of the music from the CD is probably a discussion and examples of music of Ecuador such as Copla popular en el Ecuador, Fiestas y Costumbres del Ecuador, Dichos y Refranes Ecuatorianos, and the daily life in Quito, but there is no song list. Side two. There is no song list in the Box lid. 1. Unknown song; 2. Soy Tolimense (guabina); 3. Torbellino esta Caliente; 4. Unknown song; 5.Unknown song; 6. Unknown song; 7. Unknown song; 8. Unknown song; 9. Canoita; 10. Antioquenita (bambuco); 11. La Sombrerera; 12. Las Mirlas; 13. Unknown song; 14. Duermete Mi Nino; 15. Ven Nina de Mi Amor (guabina); 16. El Portal de Belen; 17. San Antonio; 18. Unknown song (instrumental song); 19. Unknown song (instrumental song); 20. Unknown song; 21. Unknown song.
File — Box: 9, CD: MUS 124A
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