Luiseño American Indians -- Music

File consists of handwritten and typescript notes on Luiseño songs. Some song entries contain names of individuals involved in songs, possibly creators or performers. Documents contain cross-references, like to boxes and folders in the Harrington Collection at the Autry Museum of the American West.

Typescript and handwritten notes regarding "songs containing names of islands."

Handwritten notes on songs located on discs A-1, B-1, C-1, C-2.

Handwritten document that says "Sotelo Calac, R-1, S-2"

Handwritten notes regarding discs C-3 to C-5. Includes Luiseño words, possibly song lyrics. Songs Reel 1, Side 2 noted as "Sotelo Calac & wife [Incarnaciona]"

Handwritten document that says, "Sotelo Calac and wife -- Incarnaciona Calac > 1934."

Handwritten document that says "Shrahoovit" (?)

Handwritten list of songs by Sotelo and Incnarnciona Calac, tapes 1 and 2, discs A and B. Additional artists listed: Therman McCormick, Alex Calac, Juila McCormick, Agatha Calac, Chula, Santiago Britain, Cerildo Walmas.

Handwritten notes on songs, chiefs and their wives, and Luiseño vocabulary.

File consists of notes and story drafts. Some materials handwritten, some are typescript. Two story drafts are labeled recorded stories of local individuals: "Frank Cuevas, son of Not, Vernal Cuevas Luisenos" and "The Albert Patencio[?] Story and his Tribe." Additional pages in file contain story ideas, information about places and people, and information about songs (Serrano, Luiseño, Yana [possibly], Cahuilla.