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Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African American Music Michelle Wick Patterson on FREE shipping on qualifying offers Natalie Curtis Burlin 1876–1921 was born to a wealthy New York City family and initially trained for a career as a classical concert pianist
Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ The group met to honor Natalie Curtis an amateur ethnomusicologist and writer on Native American and African American music who had died after being struck by an automobile after descending from a Paris streetcar
Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African American Music Despite her prominent role in the early twentieth century as an author composer and devoted student of Native American and African American cultures Natalie Curtis Burlin remains relatively unknown
Natalie Curtis Burlin ethnomusicology and folklore ~ Web site of the Natalie Curtis Burlin Center for American Culture Studies an online resource for historians ethnomusicologists folklorists and other scholars and enthusiasts Provides information about the life and work of Natalie Curtis Burlin 18751921
Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin 1876–1921 was born to a wealthy New York City family and initially trained for a career as a classical concert pianist But in 1903 she left her family and training behind to study collect and popularize the music of American Indians in the Southwest and African Americans at the Hampton Institute
Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ In a paris cemetery on all SAINTS’ day in 1921 a small group of American and French artists and musicians joined the throngs of people marking the holiday to honor a recently deceased American woman they wanted to remember as saintly the group met to honor Natalie Curtis an amateur ethnomusicologist and writer on Native American and African American music who had died after being struck
Project MUSE Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and ~ Natalie Curtis 18761921 was a pioneering ethnomusicologist remembered at her death as a sincere and sympathetic friend of Native Americans and African Americans who had hoped to use music to dispel misconceptions about and improve the lives of members of both groups 5 nonetheless Curtis was also steeped in the racialist and antimodernist thinking of her day
Natalie Curtis Burlin Rhode Island College ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin an amateur ethnomusicologist anthropologist folklorist and a descendant of the prominent Curtis and Burrill families of Providence was born in New York City on April 26 1876 In the early twentieth century Burlin’s search for original American identity among Native Americans conflicted with government regulations that prohibited Native American cultural practices
Michelle Wick Patterson Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African American Music In Michelle Wick Pattersons well‐researched biography of Natalie Curtis Burlin 1875–1921 Patterson writes that “music provided her Curtis with a language to explore these questions of identity and became her answer as well” p 270
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