Research Guides
Chair: Dr. Daniel Hart, American Indian Studies; Chair and Director of Canadian Studies (University of Washington)
9:00 - Libby Concord (University of Victoria) Frances Densmore’s Music of the Indians of British Colombia: An Unexplored History
9:30 - Kim Carter Munoz (University of Washington) Transnational and Local Identities Performed in Náhuatl Trío Huasteco Musicin Mexico Post- NAFTA
10:00 - Brooke Wilken (University of Victoria) Living Culture: Celu Amberstone Describes Stoney Nation’s North American Indian Ecumenical Conferences and the Yellow Wolf Intertribal Powwow
10:30 - Robert Pitzer (University of Washington) Musical Identities at the Yakama Nation Tribal School
Music of the Indians of British Columbia
Call Number: ML3557.D36 B7 1943a (Music Library Downstairs, Odegaard Stacks)
Rock the nation : Latin/o identities and the Latin rock diaspora
Call Number: ML3534.6.L29 A83 2010 (Music Library Downstairs)
"An Acoustic Geography of Intertribal Pow-wow Songs" in Music of the First Nations: Tradition and Innovation in Native North America
Call Number: ML3557 .M87 2009 (Music Library Downstairs)
Around the sacred fire : native religious activism in the Red Power era : a narrative map of the Indian Ecumenical Conference
Call Number: E98.R3 T74 2003 (Bothell/CCC Stacks, Suzzallo/Allen Stacks, Tacoma Stacks)
“Chief John Snow: Stoney-Nakoda Man Leads His People Through Good Times and Bad” in Windspeaker 01 September, 2006.
Available online [UW restricted]
Chief Joseph, Yellow Wolf, and the Creation of Nez Perce History in the Pacific Northwest
Call Number: E99.N5 M22 2004 (SpecColl Pacific NW)
Indians in Unexpected Places
Call Number: E98.S67 D46 2004 (Bothell/CCC Stacks, Suzzallo/Allen Stacks, Tacoma Stacks)
Into the circle : an introduction to the powwow
Request through Summit (about 5 days)
“Native Postmodern: Powwows Today Mix the Authentic with the Kitschy. Is this Native Solidarity or the Loss of Something Sacred?” in Saturday Night 113 (October 1998): 17-19.
[UW restricted]
“Northern Style Powwow Music: Musical Features and Meanings” in Canadian Journal for Traditional Music 31 (2004):10-16.
[UW restricted]
Powwow
Call Number: E98.P86 P67 2005 (Tacoma Stacks)
“Powwows as Identity Markers: Tradition or Pan-Indian?” in Human Organization 55 (1996): 390-395. [UW restricted]
Soundscapes: Exploring Music in a Changing World
Request through Summit (about 5 days)
Sound identities : popular music and the cultural politics of education
Call Number: ML3470 .S62 1999 (Music Library Downstairs)