Audio recording

Museum number:
24-511
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21240000511
Description:
Nomlaki Women's Song of Toto Dance. Performed by Ralph Moore. Tom Odock, Colusa, says these are dodo songs, danced to by men and women. Second song on cylinder. See also 14-2355, 14-2356 (24-2560, 24-2561). See Kroeber & Gifford #64, The World Renewal Religion of N.W. California.
Culture or time period:
Yuki
Object type:
ethnography
Object class:
Audio reel tapes
Function:
7.2 Sound Communication
Keeling series number:
1
Department:
Audio recordings
Dimensions:
recording speed 155 recording speed
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Audio recording, accession number 24-511, described as Nomlaki Women's Song of Toto Dance. Performed by Ralph Moore. Tom Odock, Colusa, says these are dodo songs, danced to by men and women. Second song on cylinder. See also 14-2355, 14-2356 (24-2560, 24-2561). See Kroeber & Gifford #64, The World Renewal Religion of N.W. California.Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Audio recording, accession number 24-511, described as Nomlaki Women's Song of Toto Dance. Performed by Ralph Moore. Tom Odock, Colusa, says these are dodo songs, danced to by men and women. Second song on cylinder. See also 14-2355, 14-2356 (24-2560, 24-2561). See Kroeber & Gifford #64, The World Renewal Religion of N.W. California.

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