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Ethnographic & Documentary Projects by Students at Amherst College

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Author: Bridget Dahill

Sacred Harp Convention

About the Project

April 29, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Sacred Harp Singing in Northampton

Student Contributor Deidra Montgomery was a member of the class of 2010 at Amherst College. She majored in music and wrote

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Sacred Harp: A Brief History

April 29, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Sacred Harp Singing in Northampton

History In the late 1700s, learned New England musicians called “singing masters” appeared as a result of discontent about the

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Map – A Taste of Music in the Pioneer Valley’s Puerto Rican Community

April 29, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley, MAP PAGES
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About the Project

April 28, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley

Student Contributors Thomas Sibley is a member of the class of 2010 at Amherst College majoring in Geology after spending

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People and Places

April 27, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley

Ismael Santiago Born in Corozal, Puerto Rico, Ismael married his wife Carmen at age 17, a year before they moved to the

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Puerto Rican Immigration to the Pioneer Valley

April 26, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley

The Santiago Family Restaurant has been in Westfield, Massachusetts for just over 10 years now. October 15, 2009 marked the

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About Jíbaros

April 25, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley

A Short History of Jíbaros Jíbaros, the Taíno word for “People of the Forest,” are the mountain people of Puerto

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Our Lady of Sorrows Sings On: The Sounds of Catholic Worship in Holyoke (2009)

April 24, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Sounds of Catholic Worship in Holyoke, PROJECT MAIN STORY

Holyoke was originally founded as a prosperous mill town. The first Polish immigrants settled there in 1887, and in 1896

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A Short History of the Cuatro

April 24, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Puerto Rican Music in Pioneer Valley

The cuatro—also the word for “four” in Spanish—was originally a four-stringed instrument roughly fashioned in the mountains and hills of

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Map – Our Lady of Sorrow Sings

April 23, 2009 Bridget Dahill 2009 Sounds of Catholic Worship in Holyoke, MAP PAGES
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