Creighton, Helen, 1899-1989
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Creighton, Helen
Creighton, Helen 1899-
Helen Creighton ethnomusicologue canadienne
VIAF ID: 13105485 (Personal)
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (11)
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Acadian dance tune (1 min) |
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| Acadian lullaby (45 s) |
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| banks of Claudy (3 min 34 s) |
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| The best of Helen Creighton |
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| Black chimney sweeper |
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| Bluenose ghosts |
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| Bluenose magic : popular beliefs and superstitions in Nova Scotia |
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| braes of Belquether |
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| Captain Conrod (4 min 02 s) |
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| Chanson d'un soldat (2 min 27 s) |
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| Chin music (40 s) |
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| Cold water song |
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| drummer |
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| Ethnic folk songs for young children |
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| false knight upon the road (1 min 57 s) |
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| Farewell to Nova Scotia |
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| La Fleur du rosier : chansons folkloriques d'Acadie = Acadian folk songs |
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| A folk tale journey through the Maritimes |
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| Folklore of Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia |
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| Folksongs from southern New Brunswick |
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| gosthly sailors |
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| gray spanish maid (3 min 27 s) |
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| Harbour grace |
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| Helen Creighton interviews for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
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| His jacket was blue (1 min 52 s) |
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| I'm going to get married (3 min) |
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| In Canso Strait; |
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| It's seven long years |
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| Jocky to the fair (2 min 42 s) |
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| Johnny Bull, Irishman and Scotchman |
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| Jolly roving tar |
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| Lady Gowrie (1 min 10 s) |
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| Law every nurse should know |
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| Letty Lee |
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| A Life in folklore. |
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| Lord Gordon's reel (1 min 16 s) |
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| Maritime folk songs |
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| Marrow bones |
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| matin je me lève (2 min 40 s) |
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| Micmac Indian war song (2 min 45 s) |
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| Mo Dhachaidh (1 min 43 s) |
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| Moose and bear calls (3 min 37 s) |
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| My pretty maid |
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| New year's and children's verse in German (2 min) |
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| Old tune played on the mouth organ (36 s) |
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| Paddy in London (1 min 35 s) |
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| Rafferty's reel and calls (1 min 56 s) |
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| Rain, rain the wind does blow (39 s) |
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| red mantle (1 min 39 s) |
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| Sally around the corner O : Rio Grande : Leave her Johnny, leave her : goodbye, fare you well : Hangman Johnny : Haul the Alabama bowline, medley (3 min 58 s) |
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| sea captain |
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| shepherdess |
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| Songs and ballads from Nova Scotia |
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| Stormy weather |
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| There was a wealthy farmer |
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| three cows |
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| welcome table (2 min 18 s) |
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| With a heigh-heigh-ho : stories and verse for children |
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