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Analysis. — This song is unusually regular in form. It has 16 

 measures and 4 periods, the first, second, and last periods con- 

 taining the rhythmic unit. In the third period the plirases of the 

 rhythmic unit are found in a reversed order. The metric unit was 

 not steadily maintained, but the rhythmic unit shows no variation in 

 the five renditions of the song. The division of the last count of the 

 third measure is noted also in Nos. 152, 153, 157, 161, 163. 



No. 160. Love Song 



Sung by Ki^miwun 



(Catalogue No. 303) 



Voice J = 96 

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Analysis. — This song consists of five sections, each of which con- 

 tains four measures. Each section is designated as a rhythmic unit 

 although the measure-divisions differ somewhat m the latter part of 

 the song. The accidentals were sung with correct intonation and the 

 effect of the song is pleading and plaintive. 



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( Drum-rhythm similar to No. 125 ) 



Moccasin Game Songs 

 No. 161 



Sung by A^jide^gijig 



(Catalogue No. 292) 



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