Item AAAB7419-073 - Hamatsa Song - Mungo Martin

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Hamatsa Song - Mungo Martin

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  • sound recording

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Hamat̕sa Na̱nk̓ala, Hamat̕sa Grizzly Bear Song

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Dzawada̱'enux̱w ; Kingcome Inlet Tribe

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Title taken from Ida Halpern's written description on reel case, supplemented with commentary from Halpern's notes.

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  • Attributions and conjectures: Additional title commentary added by William Wasden Jr., Ryan Nicolson, and Henry Nelson.
  • Statements of responsibility: Song Provenance: Dzawada̱'enux̱w ; Kingcome Inlet Tribe

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AAAB7419-073

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  • November 20, 1951 (Creation)

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(July 17, 1910 - February 7, 1987)

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This song was recorded in the home of Ida Halpern, 3707 West 37th, Vancouver, B.C. Halpern's comments : "Mungo Martin ; ’Na̱ḵap̓a̱nka̱m wanted this recorded. Hamai, first in the set. Song belongs to Cho Sam Taas (Alex Nelson) . He was a Hamatsa and this was his song. Over six years old. He is dead now. He comes in and starts dancing at night time. He does this for four nights and every night he sings the same song. Every Hamatsa has four songs." See transcript, good quality. Cho Sam Taas is Halpern's rendition of X̱usa̱mda̱'as Alex Nelson. From Quinquam (Halpern's rendition of Kingcome) Dzawada̱'enux̱w - Kingcome Inlet Tribe.

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Recording is in good condition.

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Original recorded on reel T4339-10 in 1951, located in Cool Storage location room 003, cool container av2012-0416, Masters 112 / av2012-0474

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Originally recorded on T4339-010. Copied to sound discs SD234: 58-59. Reference cassette copies were made and stored in container 000443-345. Digital duplication masters created in 2013 and stored on cd T4339-010 in location 000443-0302.

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