Woman Song
ترانهٔ زن (وائووان)
Author: George Miller (Inke'tonga), Joseph Merrick (Gion'zethinge), Mi'gthintonin and an unidentified woman (as listed by LOC) · 1895
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Wau'waan ('woman song') — men's song voiced as a woman's words, Omaha people, Nebraska, performed by George Miller (Inke'tonga), Joseph Merrick (Gion'zethinge), Mi'gthintonin and an unidentified woman (as listed by LOC), recorded by Alice C. Fletcher & Francis La Flesche, Nebraska (Omaha community), 1895
وائووان («ترانهٔ زن»)؛ ترانهٔ مردانه از زبان زن، قوم اوماها، نبراسکا، اجرا: George Miller (Inke'tonga), Joseph Merrick (Gion'zethinge), Mi'gthintonin and an unidentified woman (as listed by LOC)، ضبط: Alice C. Fletcher & Francis La Flesche، Nebraska (Omaha community)، 1895
Details
- Author
- George Miller (Inke'tonga), Joseph Merrick (Gion'zethinge), Mi'gthintonin and an unidentified woman (as listed by LOC)
- Year
- 1895
- Language
- Omaha (Omaha-Ponca)
- Class
- Music
- Type
- Audio
- Source
- Library of Congress
- Rights
- No known copyright restrictions (Library of Congress)
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