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6 records found where subject: Popular Music Colombia. showing records 1 - 6.
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Letter |
January 24, 1995 |
letter from List |
Spanish |
George List writes to Zapata Olivella about the forthcoming translation of his book "Music and Poetry in a Colombian Village" to invite Zapata Olivella to write the introduction. |
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Letter |
November 11, 1993 |
letter to List |
Spanish |
As part of their ongoing working relationship, Manuel Zapata Olivella defines 15 terms from Colombian regional dialect for noted ethnomusicologist George List's "Music and Poetry in a Colombian Village," translated into Spanish as "Música y poesía en un pueblo colombiano: una herencia tri-cultural". |
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Letter |
September 19, 1995 |
letter to List |
Spanish |
Zapata Olivella' s edits to page 2 of his introduction to George List's "Música y poesía en un pueblo colombiano: una herencia tri-cultural" (1994), the Spanish translation of his book "Music and Poetry in a Colombian Village" (1983). |
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Corralejas y fandangos en San Pelayo |
Spanish |
Description of corralejas and fandango music and their uses in ceremonies in San Pelayo, Colombia. Part of the "Colombia alrededor del mundo" series. Zapata Olivella includes notes and edits in the transcribed interview. |
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Publication |
July 28, 1975 |
"Riqueza en el folklore y pobreza dominicana" |
Spanish |
In an article titled "Riqueza en el folklore y pobreza dominicana" for the Dominican newspaper "Ahora," UNESCO scholar Fernando Romero chronicles his visit to a performance of traditional dances of the Dominican Republic. As part of his article, Romero notes that Colombia has made great strides in this arena, through the Fundación Colombiana de Investigaciones Folklóricas led by Zapata Olivella. |
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[November 1964] |
Caña de Millo |
Spanish |
This document includes a summary and notes from an interview conducted in November of 1964 of "caña de millo" pitero Roque Arrieta. Drawings of the "caña de millo," a woodwind musical instrument, descriptions of its uses, notes, and mode of use are outlined in a question-and-answer and multiple choice format. |
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