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June 29-July 4; July 7-10, 2016 Log Sheet # 7 Memory Card Number Tascam: CFCH File Name: 0394.wav Memory Card Number Zoom H2: CFCH File Name: .wav Presenter: Date/Time: 7-2-16 4:15 pm Program: California Stage: Studio Group Name: Native California Song and Dance Traditions Region/Style: Quechan, Kumeyaay [[2 columned table]] | PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | Preston Arrow - Weed | Playwright, singer, educator, | | | environmentalist | | Helena Arrow - Weed | bi-lingual educator, | | | environmentalist | | Stan Rodriguez | educator, linguist, singer | |Martha Rodriguez | potter, basketmaker, tribal | | | singer | Contents/Notes (continue on back): 1. "The lightning song", a story about people who come from a mountain, travel south, back to the ocean, to the desert, all around. Preston intro'd the song and explained the beginning - a man travels, after a dream, and meets The Creator. The song is a circle dance. 4 women from the audience volunteered to dance and sway w/ Marta, Helena, and Mountain daughter _____. The men rhythmically shook [[?]]. Throughout, Preston described the narrative. Continued ->