The Fundamental Daina-Text Collections Used by Daina Researchers
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The Fundamental Daina-Text Collections Used by Daina Researchers
Krišjānis Barons & H. Vissendorfs, ed., Latvju dainas (6 vols. in 8), vol. I, Jelgava: Dravinieks, 1882), vols. II-VI, St. Petersburg: Akad. Nauk, 1893-14.
Šmits, Pēteris, ed., Tautas dziesmas: Papildinajums Kr. Barona "Latvju Dainam" (Latviešu folkloras krātuves materiāli, A1-4 in 4 vols, Riga: Latviešu folkloras krātuves izdevums, 1936-39.
Švabe, A., Straubergs, K., and Hauzenberga-Sturma, E. (ed.), Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Vol I – XII, Copenhagen: Imanta, 1952-1956. Combine Barons and Šmits at expense of variants, with articles.
Endzelīns, J. and Klaustiņš, ed., Latvju tautas dainas. I-XII. Riga, 1928-32. Uses an alternative numbering system to Barons/ Šmits.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. I-III. Rīga, 1955-57.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. I-IV. Rīga, 1979-82.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Edited J. Kalniņš and editorial board, vol. I of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upiša Val. un lit. inst., 1979.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Edited J. Kalniņš and editorial board, vol. II of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upīša Val. un lit. inst., 1980.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Edited J. Kalniņš and editorial board, vol. III of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upiša Val. un lit. inst., 1981.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Edited J. Kalniņš and editorial board, vol. IV of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upiša Val. un lit. inst., 1982.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Ed. Berzinska, M. and editorial board, vol. V, part 1, of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upīša Val. un lit. inst., 1983.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Edited by R. Drīzule and editorial board, vol. V, part 2, of 15. Rīga: LPSR ZA A.Upīša Val. un lit. inst., 1984.
Latviešu tautasdziesmas. Ed. V.Hausmanis, A. Ancelāne, and editorial board, vol VI of 15. sej. Rīga: Zinātne, 1993.
232 Dainas unidentified by number in this work have either been quoted from memory, or have been taken from the archive web site.
Collection of Rare Books and Manuscripts – site lists many rare materials
Fundamental Music Collections:
Jurjāns, Andrejs, Latviju tautas mūzikas materiāli (Materials of Latvian Folk Music), vols. 1-6. Rīga: Grothuss, 1894- 1926.
Melngailis, Emīlis, Latviešu mūzikas folkloras materiāli (Materials of Latvian Musical Folklore), vols. 1 –3 (Rīga: Latv. Valsts izd. 1951-53).
Rinks, Johanna and Jānis Osis. 1934-6. Latvju tautas dejas (Latvian Folk Dances). 4 vols. Rīga: Valters un Rapa, 1934-6.
Siliņa, Elza. 1939. Latviešu deja (Latvian Dance.) Rīga: Latviešu folkloras krātuve, 1939.
Sneibe, Zaiga, "Godubalss latviešu folklorā: struktūra un funkcijas (Ceremonial Voice in Latvian Folklore: Structure and Functions)," Latvijas PSR Zinātņu Akadēmijas Vēstis 10 (1989), 60--67.
Sūna, Harijs, Latviešu rotaļas un rotaļdejas (Latvian Folk Singing Games). Riga: Zinātne, 1966. _____.Latviešu sadzīves horeografija (Latvian Traditional Choreography). Rīga: Zinātne, 1991.
Vītoliņš, Jēkabs, Bērnu dziesmu cikls. Bēru dziesmas (Children’s Song Cycle. Funeral Songs). Rīga: Zinātne, 1971. _____.Darba dziesmas (Work Songs). Riga: Latvijas Valsts izdevniecība, 1958. _____.Gadskārtu ieražu dziesmas (Calendar Ritual Songs). Rīga: Zinātne, 1973. _____.Kāzu dziesmas (Wedding Songs). Rīga: Zinaātne 1968. _____.Latviešu tautas mūzika. 1. Darba dziesmas. Izlase (Latvian Folk Music. 1. Working Songs. A Selection.) Rīga: Latv. Valsts izd. 1958). _____.Precību dziesmas (Matchmaking Songs). Rīga: Zinātne, 1986.
Vītoliņš, J. and Lija Krasinska, Latviešu mūzikas vēsture (History of Latvian Music). RĪga: Liesma, 1972
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Personal (Electronic) Communication:
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262 Lācis, Indulis – U.S.A. (general) Jurika, Daina Dr. – Latvia, folklorist Liepkalns, Uldis – Latvia, artist Mežulis, Pēteris – Latvia, journalist Muktupāvels, Valdis Dr. – Latvia, ethnomusicologist Pīgozne, Ieva – Latvia, folklorist Ragze, Viesturs – Latvia, (technical, general) Rutens, Elizabete – U.S.A., (business) Skrule, Vija – Latvia, folklorist Valdmanis, Ilze – U.S.A., (poetry) Vasiļevskis, Māris Jānis – Latvia (linguistics) Vizbulis, Oskars – Latvia, journalist Yang, Lihui – China, graduate student Žagariņš, Juris Dr. – U.S.A. (physics, poetry) Zariņš, Aivars – Madona, Latvia, folklorist Zvaigznīte, Vents – Latvia, (religion)
Audiovisual resources
Bolta eimu. Biruta Ozoliņa singer. Upe Recording Co., 1999.
Dūdas Latvijā (Bagpipes in Latvia). Produced by Valdis and Māris Muktupāvels. Upe Recording Co., 2000.
Latviešu danči. (Latvian Dances). Produced by Māris Muktupāvels. Upe Recording Co., 1999.
Lettonie. Musiques des rites solaires. INEDIT, Maison des Cultures du Monde, Valdis Muktupāvels. 1993. Micrec W260062.
Pagānu gadagrāmata (Pagan calendar). Uģis Prauliņš. AKKA/LAA. Upe Recording Co., 1999.
Saules meita (Daughter of the Sun). Produced by Ilģi and Gatis Gaujnieks. Upe Recording Co., 1998.
Seasonal Songs of Latvia. Beyond the River. Compilation. Emi Records, 1998.
Sēju vēju (Sowing in the Wind). Iļģi ensemble. Upe Recording Co., 2000.
Suitu sievas Lejaskurzeme (Women of the Suiti Region). Produced by Aivars Hermanis. Annemarie Classics, 1997.
Unblocked. Music of Eastern Europe. Ellipsis Arts. Roslyn, New York, 1997
263 Voix des Pays Baltes. Chants traditionnels de Lettonie, Lituanie, Estonie. Documents d'archives. INEDIT, Maison des Cultures du Monde, Gita Lancere. 1994. W 260055.
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