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Music of the sacred fire the stomp dance of the Oklahoma Cherokee

Title
Music of the sacred fire [videorecording] : the stomp dance of the Oklahoma Cherokee / a production of the Office of Instructional Development, UCLA ; the American Indian Studies Center, UCLA.
Publication
Los Angeles, Calif. : UCLA American Indian Studies Center, c1978.

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Additional Authors
  • Heth, Charlotte
  • Jumper, Willie
  • Sam, Archie
  • University of California, Los Angeles. Office of Instructional Development
  • University of California, Los Angeles. American Indian Studies Center
Description
1 videocassette (58 min.) (Umatic) : sd., b&w; 3/4 in.
Alternative Title
Stomp dance of the Oklahoma Cherokee
Subject
  • Jumper, Willie > Interviews
  • Sam, Archie > Interviews
  • Cherokee Indians > Music
  • Cherokee dance
  • Cherokee Indians > Religion
  • Cherokee Indians > Interviews
  • Indians of North America > Oklahoma > Music
  • Indians of North America > Oklahoma > Religion
  • Indian dance > Oklahoma
  • Indian dance > North America
Access (note)
  • Viewing status: Open.
Credits (note)
  • Project coordinator, Charlotte Heth.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in 1978.
Call Number
*LDV 1789
OCLC
816079888
Title
Music of the sacred fire [videorecording] : the stomp dance of the Oklahoma Cherokee / a production of the Office of Instructional Development, UCLA ; the American Indian Studies Center, UCLA.
Imprint
Los Angeles, Calif. : UCLA American Indian Studies Center, c1978.
Credits
Project coordinator, Charlotte Heth.
Event
Recorded in 1978.
Summary
A discussion with Willie Jumper (Cherokee), Archie Sam (Cherokee/Creek) and Charlotte Heth (Cherokee) on the religious symbolism underlying Cherokee ceremonies. Includes a performance of various types of stomp dances.
Access
Viewing status: Open.
Added Author
Heth, Charlotte. Interviewer
Heth, Charlotte. Host
Jumper, Willie. Interviewee
Sam, Archie. Interviewee
University of California, Los Angeles. Office of Instructional Development.
University of California, Los Angeles. American Indian Studies Center.
Research Call Number
*LDV 1789
*LVU 408
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