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ISO The Book of Woodcraft BIRD DANCE SONG. CAHUILLA TRIBE. ' Recorded by CBAS.F.LUMHtS. Moderately, with motion. J = i28. HArmonized by ARTHUR FARWELL. Co3~^ na loo ^ na lo co lii-u.* loo ^ na loo ^ na lo co lii-u, /oaa and f ream/out ^/lu/eliJke a»d ui obaious imitation ofloio weird bird tones. oa loo - na lo co lii-u, loo - na loo - na lo co lu-u, Coo - na loo~^ na »o co IS-n wi dotti-a - i-qua to^ua-i - ca lo co la-n. • SyUnblo division no! fhi»rly marked. ' K mere ouavor of iho roioo.not • illttlDet irlplol. ,..,^~mki gnured § I we ... C'-parxghi. laos. »# rt. a-, m. Ara. /.Jerm.ticmt CowV*' sk^'* At length the song stops. Squav,'s begin nudging the braves and pointing forward. New music by the Medicine Man begins. The Zonzimondi, The Mujje ;Mukesin* or Rather f ant ^^ ■^=wi Muj - je muk - e - sin aw - yaw - yon muj - je muk - e - sin aw - yaw - yc ^ S35EJ -^-.^-^ m muj - je muk - e - sin aw - yaw - yon muj - je muk - e - sin aw - yaw • yon. other dance song. The braves jump up, dance around once, with heads high in air, ahnost held backward and not crouching at all. {They carry no clids yet.) ♦This Moccasin Song is from Fre-^ R. Burton's American "Primitive Music." 1Q09. There are many fine airs and d: nces in Ah'ce C. Fletcher's "Indian Story and Song," Small, ]Ma:>nard & Co., 190c (.$1.00.) fi