Worlds of music : an introduction to the music of the world's people / [print]
Jeff Todd Titon, general editor.
- forth edition.
- Belmont, California : Schirmer/Thomson Learning, 2002.
- xix, 484 pages : illustrations, maps, music ; 26 cm +
Compact disc set includes 4 sound discs and 1 folded sheet of content listings.
CD 1 Postal workers -- Hermit thrushes -- Sioux grass dance/ Lullaby/ Gadasjot/ Yeibichai song/ Folsom prinson blues/ Shizhane'e Navajo circle dance song from enemyway -- Navajo sacred prayer/ Hymn, native American church/ Clinging to a saving hand/ Mother earth/ Proud earth/ Origins/ Agbekor/ Demontration: agbekor -- Lambango/ Nag biegu/ Nhemamusasa/ Nyarai/ Makala/ Amazing grace/ Amazing grace/ Field holler/ traditional Sioux war dance -- traditional Zuni -- Iroquois quiver dance or warrior's stomp dance song -- Navajo dance song from nightway -- Johnny Cash -- episode from Navajo shootingway ceremony -- Navajo peyote song -- traditional Christian hymn -- Sharon Burch -- Arliene Nofchissey Williams -- R. Carlos Nakai -- traditional music of the Eve people -- Mande song -- Traditional praise name dance song of dagbon -- traditional Shona -- Thomas Mapfumo -- Traditional BaAka song -- traditional -- traditional -- traditional solo work song. CD 2 Rosie/ Poor boy blues -- She got me walking' / William "lazy Bill" -- I need 100 -- Kokomo blues/ From dark till dawn/ You don't love me/ Ain't enough comin' in/ Paparudele/ Sisters, hold on to your chastity/ What lifts the heart of a rascal? / traditional men's ganga song of the Muslim highlands -- O svargija/ Trepetljika trepetal (that which trembles) / Himzo Polovina -- Zadnja stanica brcko (last stop Brcko) / Mensur Hatic -- Klaro del dija (break of day) / traditional Sephardic Jewish song of Bosnia -- Sisters, hold on to your chastity -- What do you love the best, little devil? / contemporary women's ganga song -- Jel' Sarajevo gdje je nekad bilo (is Sarajevo still where it was? -- Hristianova kopanitsa/ Engal kalyanam (our wedding) / cinema song -- Devi niye tunai (o devil with fish-shaped eyes) / Papanasan Sivan. traditional work song -- Fred McDowell -- John Ned "Johnny" Shines -- Willie Cobbs -- Otis Rush -- traditional -- traditional women' ganga song of the Muslim highlands -- traditional Muslim lowlands song -- Ivo Papazov -- CD 3 Sarasiruha (to the goddess Saraswati/ Bubaran "kembang pacar" (red flower) pelog pathet nem/ Bubaran "kembang pacar" -- Ladrang "wilujeng", pelog pathet barang -- Playon "lasem," rendition 1 -- Playon "lasem, "slendro pathet nem, rendition 2/ Gendang keteng-deteng/ Begadang II (staying up al night) / Rhama Irama -- Shufflendang-shufflending -- Distorsi (distortion) / Dhani Ahmad Manaf. Pulaiyur Doraismy Ayyar -- musicians affiliated with theroyal palace in Yogyakarta -- Kosalia arini/ Wayan Beratha -- traditional Batak music -- CD 4 Tsuru no sugomori (nesting cranes) -- Hakusen no (a white fan) -- Nikata-bushi (song of Nikata -- Yatai (festival wagon). Kiri-bayashi -- Nonki-bushi (song of the lazy man) / Enka song -- Naite nagasaki (crying Nagasaki -- Pajarillo (little bird) / Joropo of Venezuela -- el lazo (the lasso) -- Kutirimunapaq (so that we can return) / K'antu of bolivia -- Cascaron/ Rusa Maria wasi rupajmi (Rosa Maria's house a-burning) / Sanjuan of Ecuador -- Iluman tiyu (man of iluman) / Segundo "Galo" Maigua Pillajo -- Amor imposible (impossible love) / traditional Peruvian wayno -- Vacacion -- Quichuan mother's lament -- Toro barroso (reddish bull) / Albazo of Ecuador -- Vamos pa' Manabi (let's go to Manabi) / Bomba of Ecuador. Sanjuan of Ecuador --