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86 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [Bull. 165
Analysis.—This melody is interesting in its use of both D-natural and D-sharp,
each being sung distinctly. It will be noted that the opening measures are based
on a^descending major third, while the second period opens with a minor third
and|the*descending fourth E-B, followed in the next measure by D-A, the song
closingtwith the descending fourth A-E. This melodic form is unusual. The
preliminary drumming was similar to that in the song next preceding.
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