Sioux and Navajo (Album 1401). Music of the Sioux or Dakotas of Northern U.S. and the Navajo of the south-west, recorded in Indian communities by Professor Willard Rhodes, of Columbia University, with the co-operation of the U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Notes by Dr. Rhodes, with foreword by Dr. W. Beatty and Réné d'Haroncourt, of the U.S.

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Sioux and Navajo (Album 1401). Music of the Sioux or Dakotas of Northern U.S. and the Navajo of the south-west, recorded in Indian communities by Professor Willard Rhodes, of Columbia University, with the co-operation of the U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Notes by Dr. Rhodes, with foreword by Dr. W. Beatty and Réné d'Haroncourt, of the U.S. Indian Service. - Equatorial Africa (Album 1402). Recorded in the field by André Didier, of the Ogoue-Congo expedition in French Equatorial Africa. Notes by Gilbert Rouget, of the Musée de l'Homme, with introduction by Harold Courlander. - Drums of Haiti (Album 1403). Recorded in Haiti by Harold Courlander. Notes and introduction by Harold Courlander. - Middle East—Palestine (Album 1408). Recorded in Israel by the Folk Music Department of the Anthropological Institute. Notes by Raphael Patai, with foreword by Henry Cowell. - Peru (Album 1415). Historical notes by Harry Tschopik, Jr., of the American Museum of Natural History. - Volume 3