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A Texas-Mexican cancionero : folksongs of the lower border / [compiled by] Américo Paredes ; foreword by Manuel Peña.

Van Pelt - Albrecht Music Library M1668.4.T49 1995
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Format:
Musical score
Contributor:
Paredes, Américo, 1915-1999.
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Mexican Americans--Texas--Music.
Mexican Americans.
Folk music.
Folk songs, Spanish.
Texas.
Mexico.
Folk music--Texas.
Folk music--Mexico.
Folk songs, Spanish--Texas.
Folk songs, Spanish--Mexico.
Folk music--Texas--Analysis, appreciation.
Folk music--Mexico--Analysis, appreciation.
Genre:
Music.
Folk music.
Physical Description:
1 score (194 pages) : illustrations ; 24 cm
Edition:
First University of Texas Press edition.
Place of Publication:
Austin : University of Texas Press, 1995.
Summary:
The folksongs of Texas's Mexican population pulsate with the lives of folk heroes, gringos, smugglers, generals, jailbirds, and beautiful women. In his cancionero, or songbook, Amé rico Paredes presents sixty-six of these songs in bilingual text- along with their music, notes on tempo and performance, and discography. Manuel Peñ a's new foreword situates these songs within the main currents of Mexican American music.
Contents:
Part I. Old Songs from Colonial Days 1
1. La pastora 7
2. La ciudad de Jauja 9
3. El borrego gordo 11
4. El marrano gordo 12
5. Delgadina 14
6. Elena 16
Part II. Songs of Border Conflict 19
7. Los inditos 46
8. El general Cortina 47
9. Los franceses 48
10. A Zaragoza 49
11. A Grant 52
12. Kiansis I 53
Kiansis II 55
13. La Pensilvania 56
14. Rito Garcia 57
15. Los pronunciados 60
16. El capitan Hall 61
17. Jose Mosqueda 62
18. Gregorio Cortez 64
19. Ignacio Trevino 67
20. Jacinto Trevino 69
21. Los sediciosos 71
22. Pablo Gonzalez 74
23. Alonso 75
24. Arnulfo 77
25. Alejos Sierra 79
26. Laredo 80
27. La toma de Ciudad Juarez 82
28. La toma de Matamoros 83
29. El Automovil Gris 86
30. No decias, Pancho Villa 88
31. La persecucion de Villa 89
32. Benjamin Argumedo 91
33. Felipe Angeles 94
34. Mariano Resendez 96
35. Los tequileros 100
36. Dionisio Maldonado 102
37. El contrabando de El Paso 103
38. Manuel Garza de Leon 105
39. La cancion de Carlos Guillen (El prisionero de San Juan de Ulua) 107
40. Las once acaban de dar 109
Part III. Songs for Special Occasions 111
41. Las posadas 117
42. Los aguinaldos 118
43. Senora Santa Ana 119
44. Don Pedrito Jaramillo 120
45. La realidad 122
46. El huerfano 124
47. La chiva 126
48. El charamusquero 128
Part IV. Romantic and Comic Songs 129
49. Triguena hermosa 136
50. La negrita 137
51. La tisica 138
52. A las tres de la manana 140
53. Andandome yo paseando 141
54. El columpico 142
55. La borrega prieta 144
56. Malhaya la cocina 145
57. Dime si, si, si 146
58. Carta escrita sobre un cajon 147
59. El crudo 149
Part V. The Pocho Appears 151
60. Bonita esta tierra 161
61. Desde Mexico he venido 162
62. Los mexicanos que hablan ingles 163
63. From a Border Zarzuela 165
64. Mucho me gusta mi novia 167
65. Ya se va la television 168
66. Tex-Mex Serenade 169.
Notes:
Melodies with chord symbols.
Spanish words with English translations.
Reprint. Originally published: Urbana, Ill. : University of Illinois Press, 1976, in series: Music in American life.
Includes analytical commentary.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-189) and index.
ISBN:
0292765584
OCLC:
32487765

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