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390 document(s) found, displaying results 1 to 20 Previous Page Next Page Repository: Museum of New Mexico. Fray Angélico Chávez History Library. This collection of sound recordings was donated to the John Donald Robb Archive of Southwestern Music by the Music Department of the University of New Mexico. It consisted of three reels of pre-1963 commercial recordings of Native American music from Mexico and the Southwestern United States, which have been reformatted to three cassettes. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research Inventory of the Manuel Archuleta collection of Pueblo Indian, Navajo and Hopi music, ca. 1940(11 hits) The collection contains Native American music from San Juan, San Felipe, Laguna, Taos and Zuni Pueblos, as well as the Navajo and Hopi. The songs were recorded in the 1940s by Manuel Archuleta, of San Juan Pueblo. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research Inventory of the Helen Chandler Ryan New Mexico Federal Music Project Collection, 1936-1943(11 hits) The Federal Music Project was an agency of the Works Progress Administration that sought to provide work relief for unemployed musicians. This collection documents the activities of the Federal Music Project in New Mexico. Music education and preservation of Spanish-American folk music were two primary goals of the project, which was directed by Helen Chandler Ryan. Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research. Souvenir Dance Programs Collection(10 hits) The Souvenir Dance Programs Collection features souvenir programs related to dance productions, dance companies, dance festivals, Broadway musicals, opera companies, ice skating productions, and films. A souvenir program is a commercial publication designed to enhance a company or show with photographs, short biographies, company histories and repertory lists. The companies, festivals and productions covered by the programs in the collection ar Repository: Special Collections and Archives, Penrose Library, University of Denver, 2150 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80208 Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research. The James A. McGrath Papers consist of correspondence, pamphlets, administrative records, photographic material, creative writing anthologies, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, magazines, journals, publications, audio recordings, films, exhibit ephemera, IAIA publications, financial records, and oversize materials created and collected during his multiple posts at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Repository: Institute of American Indian Arts The Robert Harcourt Papers consist of newsclippings, institutional publications, administrative records, correspondence, exhibit catalogs, press articles, photographs, and other materials related to Harcourt’s employment and involvement with IAIA as well as his collecting activities. Repository: Institute of American Indian Arts The Winona M. Garmhausen Papers consist of research materials, publications, newsclippings, correspondence, administrative records, photographs, slides, negatives, manuscript materials, notes, and other materials related to Garmhausen’s Ph.D dissertation and publication, The Institute of American Indian Arts, 1962-1978:with Historical Background, 1890-1962 and her time at IAIA as faculty. Repository: Institute of American Indian Arts The William Johnson Papers consists of IAIA Board of Trustee records, IAIA Foundation records, correspondence, manuscripts, slides, photographs, videos, and ephemera related to his terms as Chairman of the IAIA Board of Trustees the the IAIA Foundation. Repository: Institute of American Indian Arts The Nina Perera Collier collection contains materials pertaining to the various performing arts organizations and educational publications developed by Collier. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research. This collection consists of the records, including correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial information, of the New Mexico Alliance for Arts Education, an organization affiliated with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research. The Robert Best Papers consist of correspondence, financial records, administrative records, meeting minutes, and other materials related to Best’s involvement in the IAIA Foundation. Repository: Institute of American Indian Arts Photographs concerning government-sponsored art during the Depression era that were supported by the Work Projects Administration (WPA) and related organizations. Focuses on works of art, artists, art centers, art education, governmental officials and politicians involved in these public art projects. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research The collection contains a variety of street field recordings made in Spain, England, Mexico and New Mexico. Included are Gypsy dances in Granada; Easter Holy Week activities in Oaxaca, London and Torremolinos, Spain; Christmas La Posada programs in Santa Fe and Santa Cruz and other examples of Spanish folk music. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research These tapes contain Hispanic folk music and songs of the Isleta and Laguna Pueblos. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research This collection of sound recordings was donated to the John Donald Robb Archive of Southwestern Music by Antonio Garcia. The music is mainly from San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, with a few songs of the Huichol of Mexico. In addition, several songs are from the Iroquois and one is from the Ojibwa or Chippewa Indians. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research Inventory of the Odd S. Halseth Collection of Native American Social Songs and Interviews, 1950-1965(7 hits) This collection consists of 278 sound recordings made in 1950 and 1965. It contains social songs, dances, violin and vocal presentations, oral history interviews and commentaries about Native American customs, social life, ceremonies and rituals. Repository: University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research Collection contains commercial recordings, dating 1979 to 1994, of popular New Mexican and Mexican music performed by Roberto Martínez, his son, Lorenzo, daughter, Debbie, the music group, Los Reyes de Albuquerque, and other Martínez family members. Repository: University of New Mexico. Center for Southwest Research. 390 document(s) found, displaying results 1 to 20 Previous Page Next Page |
