Music of the Warao of Venezuela, Song People of the Rain Forest

Anthony Seeger · Dale A. Olsen

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Diverse Musicological Studies Musicology and Musical Analysis Indigenous Cultures and History

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This work examines the music of the Warao, which is a central aspect of their life. Their musical genres are divided into three categories - music for pleasure, utility and theurgy. Musical and textual transcriptions of the songs are provided, and included on the accompanying compact disk.

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