The Path on the Rainbow: Page Index

Title Page

Contents

Early Moon

Introduction

Songs From The Eastern Woodlands: Abanaki Songs

Iroquois Ritual

Fire-Fly Song (Ojibwa)

Calling-One's-Own (Ojibwa)

Two Winnebago Songs

Songs of the Chippewa

Memorial Ode (Iroquois)

The Wallum Olum (Delaware)

Sacred Formulas of the Cherokees

Hunting Songs (Dakota)

The Fashioning of the Children (Osage)

Ritual Chants of the Omaha

Songs of the Ghost Dance Religion

Viracocha (Ancient Inca)

War Songs (Zuni)

Invocations for Rain (Sia)

Songs in the Garden of the House God (Navajo)

The Mountain Chant of the Navaho

Song of the Horse (Navajo)

Songs of the Pima

Song of the Earth (Navajo)

Hunting Song (Navajo)

Song of the Rain Chant (Navajo)

Song From the Mountain Chant (Navaho)

Corn-Grinding Song

He-Hea Katzina Song (Hopi)

Songs of Spirits (Wintu)

Songs of Kumastamxo (Yuma)

Three Songs from the Haida

Bear Song (Haida)

Haida Cradle Songs

Songs of the Tlingit

Spell Song

Chinook Songs

Songs for the Great Feast to the Dead

Eskimo Songs

Sednor and the Fulmar (Eskimo Ballad)

Summer Dawn

Song of the Search

Song of Whip-Plaiting

Song of the young Mother

Song of Basket-Weaving

The Change Song

Song of the Full Catch

Spring to the Earth-Witch

Chief Capilano Greets his Namesake at Dawn

The Wild Woman's Lullaby

Indian's Lover's Hymn

The Song of the Hills (Yokut)

Neither Spirit nor Bird (Shoshone)

Prayer to the Mountain Spirit (Navaho)

Song of a Passionate Lover (Yokut)

The Heart's Friend (Shoshone)

Along the South Star Trail

Sa-a Narai

Earth-Mother

Feast of Wolves

Lone-Dog Unto the Delawares

Buffalo Dance

Courtship

The Lost Lagoon (Tekashionweke)

The Song my Paddle Sings (Tekashionweke)

Plem-Sali-Kwi (Autumn Dawn)

(A Pawnee Ceremony)