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Music in Brazil : experiencing music, expressing culture by Murphy, John P. (John Patrick)

Contents: “…Music and national identity -- 1. Samba, Brazil's national music -- Carnaval in Recife : traditional musics and current pop in a historic setting -- Samba in Rio de Janeiro : music from the Morros -- Varieties of samba : not just for carnival -- The history of samba : from marginal to national -- Samba percussion -- The malandro and the mulata : samba and gender roles -- "The mystery of samba" -- Carmen Miranda brings the samba to Hollywood -- Samba and carnival : the sambadrome and beyond -- Pagode -- Samba today : a range of meanings -- Samba Raro -- Eu Tiro é Onda -- The song "O Mistério do Samba" -- 2. …”
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Seven Brazilian children songs : for solo marimba by Rosauro, Ney, 1952-

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Latin-American percussion : rhythms and rhythm instruments from Cuba and Brazil English rev. version. by Sulsbrück, Birger

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Music in Latin America : an introduction by Béhague, Gerard

Contents: “…Sacred music in Spanish America ; Secular music in Spanish America ; Music in Brazil -- The rise of nationalism. Nineteenth-century antecedents of nationalism ; The twentieth century : Mexico and the Caribbean ; The twentieth century : the Andean area ; The twentieth century : Brazil and the River Plate area -- Counter-currents in the twentieth century. …”

Sing, children, sing; songs, dances, and singing games of many lands and peoples by Information Center on Children's Cultures (U.S.)

Contents: “…Brazil: Ciranda -- Burma: Myan myan -- Cambodia: The elephant -- Ceylon: Vandura -- Chile: El tortillero -- Colombia: Bunde San Antonio -- Egypt: El-thahlib -- Ethiopia: Mengedagnan -- Ghana: Kye kye kole -- Greece: Gerakina -- Guatemala: Matatero-tero-la -- Guinea: Wo seywa de -- India: Ninni, baba -- Indonesia (West Java): Ular naga -- Indonesia (Java): Lir I lir -- Iran: Soroud-e-daneshkade -- Israel: Hevenu shalom a'leychem -- Italy: Ciu ciu bello -- Jamaica: Little Sally Water -- Japan: Kagome kagome -- Lebanon: Ya ghizayyel -- Madagascar: Mifohaza -- Mexico: Las mananitas -- Nigeria: Yeke omo mi -- Paraquay: La palomita -- Peru: Los maizales -- The Philippines: Magtanim -- Poland: Haying song -- Spain: matarile -- Sudan: Don don ba ji -- Tanzania: Leemwah & goneh -- Thailand: Chaw mahlee -- Uganda: Ntuha ntuha -- Yugoslavia: Ja posejah lubenice -- Turkey: Tin tin tini mini hanim.…”

Women and music in cross-cultural perspective Illini books ed.

Contents: “…Kimi Coaldrake -- Musical expression and gender indentity in the myth and ritual of the Kalapalo of Central Brazil / Ellen B. Basso -- The joyful sound: women in the nineteenth-century United States hymnody tradition / Esther Rothenbusch -- Close harmony: early Jazz styles in the music of the New Orleans Boswell Sisters / Jane Hassinger -- An investigation into women-identified music in the United States / Karen E. …”

Modern music : the avant garde since 1945 by Griffiths, Paul, 1947 November 24-

Wagner, a case history by Amerongen, Martin van

The New York diary of Ned Rorem by Rorem, Ned, 1923-2022

The Paris diary of Ned Rorem 1st ed. by Rorem, Ned, 1923-2022