Title The Mantaro Valley.

Publication Info.	Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian/Folkways, 1995.
	℗1985

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West Hartford, Noah Webster Library - Media Room	COMPACT DISC Q PERU MV	Check Shelf

Description	1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in..
Series	Traditional music of Peru ; 2
	Traditional music of Peru ; 2.
Note	Smithsonian/Folkways: SF 40467 (on container: SF CD 40467).
	Work, funeral, and ritual songs and traditional dance music from Peru's Mantaro Valley.
Performer	Sung and played by native musicians.
Event	Field recordings made in 1985.
Note	"Produced in collaboration with the Archives of Traditional Andean Music"--Container.
	"Previously released in Peru by the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú in 1985"--Container.
	"Series compiled and edited by Raúl R. Romero"--Container.
	Program notes in English and English translations of portions of the songs (20 p. : ill.) inserted in container.
Contents	Music for agricultural labor: Pasacalle (for potato-growing) ; Cebada en pampa (for reaping barley) ; Quillaway (for threshing wheat or barley at night) -- Music for building houses: Song of the pirkansa -- Funeral song: Funerary response -- Music for marking cattle: Paseo ; Luci-luci ; Coca kintu ; Tangra of the cow -- Music for marking sheep and goats: Ram's brand -- Traditional dances: The Auquines ; The Huaylijía ; The Corcovados ; The Chacranegro ; The Pachahuara ; Marqueño Carnival ; The Jija ; The Shapis ; The Chonguinada ; The Tunantada ; Huaylas.
Language	Songs sung in Quechua.
Note	GMD: sound recording.
Subject	Folk songs, Quechua -- Peru -- Mantaro River Valley.
	Indians of South America -- Peru -- Music.
Local Subject	Indigenous peoples -- South America -- Peru -- Music.
Subject	Folk music -- Peru -- Mantaro River Valley.
	Folk dance music -- Peru -- Mantaro River Valley.
Added Author	Romero, Raúl R.
	Archivo de Música Tradicional Andina.
Standard No.	9307404672
Music No.	SF 40467 Smithsonian/Folkways
	SF CD 40467 Smithsonian/Folkways

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