Sheet music

Museum number:
24-332
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21240000332
Accession number:
Acc.2574
Description:
Sheet of music for a Carmel Indian song (hand copied by Lawrence E. Dawson from donor Ralph Gano's mimeographed sheet) prepared from unknown sources by L.E.M. Cosmey (music teacher at Monterey Elementary School.) for a school pageant in Monterey June 8, 1938. The transcription is entitled “Carmel Indian Song”. The performer is unidentified. The song is assumed to be Esselen on the basis of “F” sound in one of the words.
Donor:
Ralph Gano
Collection place:
Carmel, Monterey County, California
Production place:
Monterey Elementary School, Monterey, California
Culture or time period:
Esselen
Maker or artist:
Lawrence E. Dawson and L.E.M. Cosmey
Collector:
L.E.M. Cosmey
Collection date:
June 1938
Object type:
ethnography
Object class:
Sheet music
Function:
7.2 Sound Communication
Production date:
June 1938
Accession date:
1969
Department:
Audio recordings
Images:
Hearst Museum object titled Sheet music, accession number 24-332, described as Sheet of music for a Carmel Indian song (hand copied by Lawrence E. Dawson from donor Ralph Gano's mimeographed sheet) prepared from unknown sources by L.E.M. Cosmey (music teacher at Monterey Elementary School.) for a school pageant in Monterey June 8, 1938. The transcription is entitled “Carmel Indian Song”. The performer is unidentified. The song is assumed to be Esselen on the basis of “F” sound in one of the words.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Sheet music, accession number 24-332, described as Sheet of music for a Carmel Indian song (hand copied by Lawrence E. Dawson from donor Ralph Gano's mimeographed sheet) prepared from unknown sources by L.E.M. Cosmey (music teacher at Monterey Elementary School.) for a school pageant in Monterey June 8, 1938. The transcription is entitled “Carmel Indian Song”. The performer is unidentified. The song is assumed to be Esselen on the basis of “F” sound in one of the words.Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Sheet music, accession number 24-332, described as Sheet of music for a Carmel Indian song (hand copied by Lawrence E. Dawson from donor Ralph Gano's mimeographed sheet) prepared from unknown sources by L.E.M. Cosmey (music teacher at Monterey Elementary School.) for a school pageant in Monterey June 8, 1938. The transcription is entitled “Carmel Indian Song”. The performer is unidentified. The song is assumed to be Esselen on the basis of “F” sound in one of the words.

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