Wood That Sings: Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas

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Tracklist

▼ CD 1
#TitleArtistRatingLength
1Violín
recorded in:
Tarija, Tarija (in 1991)
violin:
José Enrique Benítez (in 1991)
José Enrique Benítez2:54
2La Guaneña
recorded in:
San Juan de Pasto (in 1980-12)
baritone horn [barítono], cylindrical drum [tambora], tiple and violin:
Danubio Azul group (in 1980-12)
Danubio Azul Group2:34
3Danza a Santiago (excerpt)
recorded in:
Llacuari Pueblo, Jauja (in 1985)
recording engineer:
Raúl Romero (field recording) (in 1985)
natural horn [wakrapuku] and violin:
Townspeople of Llacuari Pueblo (special purpose artist) (in 1985)
vocals:
Townspeople of Llacuari Pueblo (special purpose artist) (in 1985)
Townspeople of Llacuari Pueblo3:02
4Kariso
recorded in:
Morichito Territorio Federal Delta Amacuro (in 1978)
recording engineer:
Gladys Alemán (in 1978)
violin [seke-seke]:
Antonio Lorenzano (in 1978)
Antonio Lorenzano1:20
5Araku
recorded in:
Fracran, Colonia Gobernador Lanusse (in 1977)
guitar [five-string]:
Gervasio Martínez (in 1977)
violin [rabel]:
Mario Silva (in 1977)
Gervasio Martínez & Mario Silva2:11
6Nantu ("Luna")
recorded in:
Taisha, San Luis (in 1975)
recording engineer:
Dr. Carlo Alberto Coba (in 1975) and Rolando García (in 1975)
violin [kitiar]:
Pedro Nayap (in 1975)
vocals:
Pedro Nayap (in 1975)
Pedro Nayap3:40
7Yan Tox
recorded in:
Fiesta patronal de Santa María Cahabón, Alta Verapaz (on 1986-09-07)
recording engineer:
Samuel Franco Acre (on 1986-09-07)
harp:
Crisanto Coc (on 1986-09-07)
violin:
Mateo Mo Xal (on 1986-09-07)
Mateo Mo Xal & Crisanto Coc2:08
8Jacaltenango
recorded in:
Fiesta patronal de Santa Eulalia, Huehuetenango (on 1987-02-12)
recording engineer:
Samuel Franco Acre (on 1987-02-12)
guitar:
Nicolás Pedro (on 1987-02-12)
violin:
Basilio Pedro (on 1987-02-12)
Grupo Jolom Conob3:52
9Aires Fandango
recorded in:
Quintana Roo (in 1993)
bombo legüero [bombo]:
Esteban Caamal Dzul (in 1993)
snare drum [tarola]:
Pedro Ek Cituk (in 1993)
violin:
Marcelino Poot Ek (in 1993)
Marcelino Poot Ek, Pedro Ek Cituk & Esteban Caamal Dzul4:39
10Tzacamson
recorded in:
San Luis Potosí
Townspeople of Tancanhuitz1:56
11Son para entregar a la novia
recorded in:
Puebla
guitar:
José Martín Cruz
violin:
José Augustín
José Augustín & José Martín Cruz4:01
12Wiricuta
recorded in:
Guadalajara (on 1996-08-19)
Mariano, Pablo, Rosenda, and Augustín2:06
13Melody played on the enneg (excerpt)
recorded in:
Sonora (in 1993-04)
bowed string instruments [enneg (bowed monochord)]:
Francisco Barnet Astorga (in 1993-04)
Francisco Barnet Astorga0:48
14I'll Go With You
recorded in:
Tucson, United States (in 1996-05)
flute [bamboo] and violin [Apache violin]:
Chesley Goseyun Wilson (in 1996-05)
vocals:
Chesley Goseyun Wilson (in 1996-05)
Chesley Goseyun Wilson3:26
15Pahko'ola Dance Song
recorded at:
The Barns at Wolf Trap in Vienna, United States (in 1995-03)
Felipe Molina and the Yaqui Deer Singers3:38
16Never Alone
recorded at:
The Barns at Wolf Trap in Vienna, United States (in 1996-03)
San Xavier Fiddle Band2:15
17Strathspey and Reel Medley
assistant engineer:
Dave Goodermuth
engineer:
Billy Brady (engineer)
fiddle:
Lee Cremo (in 1993-03)
guitar:
Wilfred Paul (in 1993-03)
piano:
Vincent Joe (in 1993-03)
recorded at:
Omega Recording Studios in Maryland, United States (in 1993-03)
Lee Cremo Trio4:50
18Jig Medley
assistant engineer:
Dave Goodermuth
engineer:
Billy Brady (engineer)
fiddle:
Lee Cremo (in 1993-03)
guitar:
Wilfred Paul (in 1993-03)
piano:
Vincent Joe (in 1993-03)
recorded at:
Omega Recording Studios in Maryland, United States (in 1993-03)
Lee Cremo Trio5:14
19Finale Medley
engineer:
Dan Davis (engineer), Doug Pell (engineer) and Joe Salvatto
fiddle:
Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle (in 1995-03)
guitar:
Lionel Desjarlais (in 1995-03)
recorded at:
George Gustav Heye Center, NMAI (National Museum of the American Indian) in Financial District, United States (in 1995-03)
engineered at:
Giant Recording Studios in New York, United States
Lawrence "Teddy Boy" Houle7:26
20Eagle Island Blues: Athapaskan Love Song
engineer and mixer:
Bill Rogers
producer:
Bill Stevens
bass:
Bill Rogers (in 1994-07)
bones, cabasa and shakers [eggs]:
Lisa Jaeger
English concertina:
Tony "Snowshoe" Scott Pearce (in 1994-07)
fiddle:
Bill Stevens (in 1994-07)
guitar:
Lisa Jaeger and Frances Williams (Gwich'in musician) (in 1994-07)
recorded at:
Sand Castle Studio in Fairbanks, United States (in 1994-07)
Bill Stevens, Frances Williams & Lisa Jaeger4:28
21Turkey in the Straw
fiddle:
Georgia Wettlin-Larsen (on 1995-03-31)
vocals:
Georgia Wettlin-Larsen (on 1995-03-31)
recorded at:
The Barns at Wolf Trap in Vienna, United States (on 1995-03-31)
Georgia Wettlin-Larsen1:17
22Road to Baroche
engineer:
Greg Hartman (in 1995-05)
fiddle:
Jimmie LaRocque (in 1995-05) and Gerry McIvor (in 1995-05)
other instruments [jigger]:
Kim Chartrand (in 1995-05)
recorded at:
Big Mo Recording Studio in Kensington, United States (in 1995-05)
Jimmie LaRocque, Gerry McIvor & Kim Chartrand2:29
23Big John McNeill
engineer:
Greg Hartman
fiddle:
Jimmie LaRocque (in 1995-05) and Gerry McIvor (in 1995-05)
other instruments [jigger]:
Kim Chartrand (in 1995-05)
recorded at:
Big Mo Recording Studio in Kensington, United States (in 1995-05)
Jimmie LaRocque, Gerry McIvor & Kim Chartrand2:08