Natalie Curtis Burlin
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Description: Life and work of the ethnomusicologist, folklorist, and author of "The Indians' Book," who traveled in the West, working among the Hopi and other tribes.
Natalie Curtis Burlin, ethnomusicology and folklore Natalie Curtis Burlin (1875-1921): In 1903, a young musician from New York City set out for the American West on what she called her "self-appointed task of recording native songs."
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| Description: | 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 (1875-1921). |
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