Powwow : a celebration through song and dance
Introduces the powwow, its history, and its role in Native American and Canadian First Nations culture, and discusses the events of a typical powwow, the music and dance forms it highlights, and powwows in different regions.
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- ISBN: 9781459812345
- Physical Description 81 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm.
- Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2020.
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General Note: | NFPL Indigenous Collection. |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | 1 Introduction -- Chapter one: origins of Powwow culture -- 10 Colonization -- 11 The Indian Act and the Pass System -- 15 The wild west shows -- 18 Fall fairs -- 21 A growing Powwow culture -- 21 Banned no longer -- 22 Twelve months a year -- 25 My father's story -- Chapter two: What is Powwow Culture? -- 30 The Powwow grounds -- 31 The Emcee -- 32 The grand entry -- 34 Competition -- 36 The giveaway -- 37 Stories -- 38 Restoring kinship -- Chapter three: Powwow songs and dances -- 42 Drums, 43 -- The drum -- 44 Dance categories and styles -- 45 Men's traditional dance -- 47 Men's fancy dance -- 48 Men's grass dance -- 49 Women's traditional dance -- 50 Women's fancy shawl dance -- 52 Women's jingle dress dance -- 54 Intertribal and social dances -- 56 My drum story -- Chapter four: Powwows from coast to coast -- 60 Central Canada -- 62 The Canadian Prairies -- 65 The American northern plains -- 66 The Pacific Northwest -- 67 The Southwest -- 69 The East -- 70 The Midwest -- 70 Attending a Powwow -- 72 A final word from the author -- 74 Glossary -- 76 Resources -- 78 Index -- 81 Acknowledgements. |
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Table of Contents
Powwow : A Celebration Through Song and Dance
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Introduction | p. 1 | |
Chapter 1 | Origins of Powwow Culture | |
Colonization | p. 10 | |
The Indian Act and the Pass System | p. 11 | |
The Wild West Shows | p. 15 | |
Fall Fairs | p. 18 | |
A Growing Powwow Culture | p. 21 | |
Banned No Longer | p. 21 | |
Twelve Months a Year | p. 22 | |
My Father's Story | p. 25 | |
Chapter 2 | What Is Powwow Culture? | |
The Powwow Grounds | p. 30 | |
The Emcee | p. 31 | |
The Grand Entry | p. 32 | |
Competition | p. 34 | |
The Giveaway | p. 36 | |
Stories | p. 37 | |
Restoring Kinship | p. 38 | |
Chapter 3 | Powwow Songs and Dances | |
Drums | p. 42 | |
The Drum | p. 43 | |
Dance Categories and Styles | p. 44 | |
Men's Traditional Dance | p. 45 | |
Men's Fancy Dance | p. 47 | |
Men's Grass Dance | p. 48 | |
Women's Traditional Dance | p. 49 | |
Women's Fancy Shawl Dance | p. 50 | |
Women's Jingle Dress Dance | p. 52 | |
Intertribal and Social Dances | p. 54 | |
My Drum Story | p. 56 | |
Chapter 4 | Powwows from Coast to Coast | |
Central Canada | p. 60 | |
The Canadian Prairies | p. 62 | |
The American Northern Plains | p. 65 | |
The Pacific Northwest | p. 66 | |
The Southwest | p. 67 | |
The East | p. 69 | |
The Midwest | p. 70 | |
Attending a Powwow | p. 70 | |
A Final Word from the Author | p. 72 | |
Glossary | p. 74 | |
Resources | p. 76 | |
Index | p. 78 | |
Acknowledgments | p. 81 |