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1977 (Creation)
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1 audio reel
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File consists of an audio recording of an interview with Lee Cremo in Eskasoni. Lee Cremo's background as a fiddler, the various fiddle styles in Cape Breton. Also, prejudice and the gap between white and Mi'kmaw ways of thinking.
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• The Mi'kmaq and their Culture: His interest in fiddle music
• Prejudice and discrimination among children...
• Mi'kmaw children slow in school because it is their first encounter with the English language
• Differences between C.B. and Maine, no prejudices in Cape Breton
• Cultural practices of the Mi'kmaq
• Mi'kmaw dances, no instruments used
• Reversal of roles in mixed marriages
• Masses in Mi'kmaq - role of the priest
• Role of the family in the ethnic group
• The Union of Nova Scotian Indians
• Alcoholism among the Mi'kmaq
• Important aspect of Mi'kmaw culture - language and music
• Mi'kmaq attitude towards money
• Future of the Mi'kmaq
• Outsiders have wrong impression of Eskasoni
• Discusses fiddling - compares Scottish, Irish, and French
• Mi'kmaw music - fiddle and song
• Mi'kmaw culture is exploited
• Doesn't think blacks have problems in Cape Breton
• Importance of parents teaching children not to have prejudice
• List of people who are helping to promote Mi'kmaw culture
• Cape Breton's music unique - fiddlers give Scottish music Cape Breton interpretation
• Views on interracial marriage
• Many broken marriages between Mi'kmaw women and white men.
• His white wife is accepted by members of the Mi'kmaw reserve
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- Cremo, Lee (Subject)