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Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African American Music Michelle Wick Patterson on FREE shipping on qualifying offers Natalie Curtis Burlin 1876–1921 was born to a wealthy New York City family and initially trained for a career as a classical concert pianist

Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie curtis an “attractive and amiable child with large frank blue eyes pink cheeks and golden hair” was born in New York City on April 26 1876 the fourth of six children of Edward and Augusta Curtis¹ Natalie and her siblings Julia Constance George De Clyver Bridgham and Marian grew up in a period of significant transformation in American life Indeed Curtis’s family epitomized many of the changes Americans underwent in the second half of the nineteenth century

Natalie Curtis Burlin American ethnomusicologist ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin née Natalie Curtis born April 26 1875 New York —died Oct 23 1921 Paris France American ethnomusicologist whose interest in Native American and AfricanAmerican musics extended not only to archiving but to vigorous cultural advocacy for those musical traditions

Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ “In her discovery of Native American music” argues Patterson “Curtis found an identity for herself as a woman a musician and an American” p 82 She believed that the folklore music and culture of socalled primitive races were vital components of the American narrative perceiving in them what Patterson calls “essential themes” p 269

Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ In a paris cemetery on all SAINTS’ day in 1921 a small group of American and French artists and musicians joined the throngs of people marking the holiday to honor a recently deceased American woman they wanted to remember as saintly the group met to honor Natalie Curtis an amateur ethnomusicologist and writer on Native American and African American music who had died after being struck

Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in Native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin 1876–1921 was born to a wealthy New York City family and initially trained for a career as a classical concert pianist

Natalie Curtis Burlin a life in native and African ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin a life in native and African American music Michelle Wick Patterson Natalie Curtis Burlin 18761921 was born to a wealthy New York City family and initially trained for a career as a classical concert pianist

Michelle Wick Patterson Natalie Curtis Burlin A Life in ~ Curtis as Patterson argues was a transitional figure in the history of American culture Active on the cusp between the Victorian and the modern eras her tireless and passionate endeavor to bring Native American and African American music to prominence deserves to be remembered Patterson narrates more than a celebratory history however

Natalie Curtis Wikipedia ~ Natalie Curtis Burlin 26 April 1875 in New York City – 23 October 1921 in Paris was an American ethnomusicologist Curtis along with Alice Cunningham Fletcher and Frances Densmore was one of a small group of women doing important ethnological studies in North America at the beginning of the 20th century