. Bulletin. Ethnology. densuobe] MENOMINEE MUSIC No. 139. Lullaby (a) Recorded by Katherine Latjghrey 213 (Catalogue No. 1634) J I 80 ^^'^^feJ-MM^ £ :r £ £. M )-»..# -» ^^ ^ j^K r r I r ^^^ i r r i g ^ f^\f T \r^--^f^^Yhln. Analysis.—This and the song next following will be analyzed together as they have many characteristics in common. Both are based on the fourth 5-toned scale, progress chiefly by whole tones, and end on the keynote. The phrases in each have a descending trend. The low tone at the close of this song was sung distinctly. Although this song has so extended a compass, it is the


. Bulletin. Ethnology. densuobe] MENOMINEE MUSIC No. 139. Lullaby (a) Recorded by Katherine Latjghrey 213 (Catalogue No. 1634) J I 80 ^^'^^feJ-MM^ £ :r £ £. M )-»..# -» ^^ ^ j^K r r I r ^^^ i r r i g ^ f^\f T \r^--^f^^Yhln. Analysis.—This and the song next following will be analyzed together as they have many characteristics in common. Both are based on the fourth 5-toned scale, progress chiefly by whole tones, and end on the keynote. The phrases in each have a descending trend. The low tone at the close of this song was sung distinctly. Although this song has so extended a compass, it is the gentler and more soothing of the two melodies. Attention is directed to the seventh and eighth measures in the second lullaby in which the progressions are the same as in the rhythmic unit, but the phrase is in double instead of triple time. Such changes of accent are interest- ing and give character to the song. No. 140. Lullaby (b) Recorded by Agnes Sullivan (Catalogue No. 1629). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.


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