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$150.00

Compilation - ᐊᕐᓇᐄᑦ ᐳᕕᕐᓂᑐᒥᐆᑦ ᑲᑐᑦᔭᑐᑦ ᐊᒪᓗ ᕐᑲᓂᕐᐸᓗᑐᑦ Inuit Throat And Harp Songs: Eskimo Women's Music Of Povungnituk

Format: LP VARIOUS ARTISTS
Label: Canadian Music Heritage Collection MH001, World Record Corp. WRC1-1349
Year: 1980
Origin: Puvirnituq ( ᐳᕕᕐᓂᑐᖅ), Nunavik (ᓄᓇᕕᒃ), Québec
Genre: folk, First Nations, throat singing
Keyword:  Arctic, Inuktitut
Value of Original Title: $150.00
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Release Type: Album Various Artists
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Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
Alasi Alasuak - Introduction - Nellie Nungak & Alaci Tulaugak - Little Dog
Alaci Tulaugak & Nellie Nungak - Sound of Wind
Lucy Amarualik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song of Northern Lights
Lucy Amarualik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song of Sea Shore
Lucy Amarualik & Mary Sivuarapik - Throat Singing Contest
Nellie Nungak & Mary Sivuarapik - Sound of a River
Alasi Alasuak & Nellie Nungak - Sound of a Goose
Lucy Amarualik & Mary Sivuarapik - Sound of a Cooking Seal Flipper
Nellie Nungak & Mary Sivuarapik - Planing the Runners of a Kamutik
Alasi Alasuak & Nellie Nungak - Story of a Goose
Nellie Nungak & Mary Sivuarapik - Mother Singing a Baby to Sleep On Her Back

Side 2

Track Name
Nellie Nungak & Mary Sivuarapik - People From Different Places Singing
Lucy Amarualik & Alaci Tulaugak - Sound of Panting Dogs
Lucy Amarualik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song of Sea Weed
Alasi Alasuak, Nellie Nungak, Mary Sivuarapik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song of a Name (For a Boy)
Alasi Alasuak, Nellie Nungak, Mary Sivuarapik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song of a Little Girl
Alasi Alasuak, Nellie Nungak, Mary Sivuarapik & Alaci Tulaugak - Song About the World
Alasi Alasuak - Song About a Thumb
Alasi Alasuak - Song of a Three Stringed Fiddle
Alasi Alasuak - Are You Shivering?
Alasi Alasuak - Look Where Somebody Slept
Alasi Alasuak - My Hands Are Cold
Alasi Alasuak - Song for a Little Baby
Alasi Alasuak - She Thinks She is the Only Daughter
Alasi Alasuak - Contest Between Men - A Second Challenge, Song of Wind
Alasi Alasuak - Song Game of a Blindfolded Person
Alasi Alasuak - Song for a Baby

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ᐊᕐᓇᐄᑦ ᐳᕕᕐᓂᑐᒥᐆᑦ ᑲᑐᑦᔭᑐᑦ ᐊᒪᓗ ᕐᑲᓂᕐᐸᓗᑐᑦ Inuit Throat And Harp Songs: Eskimo Women's Music Of Povungnituk

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This recording presents the katadjait, or throat songs, of the women of Povungituk, a village on the eastern shore of Hudson Bay in the Canadian Arctic. Katadjait are duets performed by women who stand close together to produce gutteral vocal sounds through voice manipulation and breathing techniques.

In some communities katadjait have texts with intelligible meanings; elsewhere "meaningless" syllables are used. The women perform standing face to face, normally in pairs (although occasionally a group of four women perform together). The Povungituk katadjait do not have meaningful texts, but the unintelligible syllables known as "vocables".

Produced by Marvin Green
Recorded by Paul Hodge

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