Dances And Societies of the Plains Shoshone
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The bottom of the lodge cover was raised, so that the people could look on. The women were seated in a circle all round the circumference of the lodge and helped in the singing. In the rear of the lodge, but in front of the women stationed there, sat several musicians, the best singers from the dancing company, equipped with hand-drums. In front of the musicians were the dancers. There was no difference between the songs of the two societies; there was no meaning to the words sung. Several info...rmants said that the step was nearly or quite like that of the tasayuge (see p. 822). This statement seems at first irreconcilable with the 816 Anthropological Papers American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XI, general description of the older performance as a mere jumping up and down without change of position. However, at Lemhi I was told that the old form of tasayuge also involved a mere dancing up and down. 1 When a Big Horse song had been intoned, the headmen went round with a quirt, to make the members present get up and dance.
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The bottom of the lodge cover was raised, so that the people could look on. The women were seated in a circle all round the circumference of the lodge and helped in the singing. In the rear of the lodge, but in front of the women stationed there, sat several musicians, the best singers from the dancing company, equipped with hand-drums. In front of the musicians were the dancers. There was no difference between the songs of the two societies; there was no meaning to the words sung. Several info...rmants said that the step was nearly or quite like that of the tasayuge (see p. 822). This statement seems at first irreconcilable with the 816 Anthropological Papers American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XI, general description of the older performance as a mere jumping up and down without change of position. However, at Lemhi I was told that the old form of tasayuge also involved a mere dancing up and down. 1 When a Big Horse song had been intoned, the headmen went round with a quirt, to make the members present get up and dance.
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