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Early Aeronautical Newsclippings (Alexander Graham Bell) Collection, Acc. NASM.XXXX.0086, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
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Romaine Brooks papers, 1910-1973. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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Diary written during Hall's first Arctic expedition.
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AC0702-0000002
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Kimumenos i xipnitos = Whether awake or sleeping (5:02) -- Apopse then kimithika = This evening I did not sleep (2:30) -- Ali kaimeni mu kardia = My poor heart (2:46) -- Sta Salona sfazun arnia = At Salona they are slaughtering sheep (1:53) -- Me t'ah ke me t'alimono = With "Ah's" and "Alas's" (4:42) -- Poli anastenazune = Many are those who sigh (3:09) -- I mana ine paploma = Mother is an eiderdown (3:26) -- Dioxe me mana = Chase me, Mother (4:22) -- Pios xeri i agapi mu = Who knows, my love (2:44) -- Otan pethano = When I die (4:00) -- K'an kleo me parapono = Even if I weep and moan (2:51) --Sikosu epano Yanno mu = Get up, my Yannos (1:52) -- To mnima mu na khtisete = Build my tomb (4:27) -- San thete na dite klamata = If you wish to see tears (2:07).
Track Information:
101 Kimumenos I xipnitos.
102 Apopse then kimithika.
103 Ali kaimeni mu kardia.
104 Sta salona sfazun arnia.
105 Me t'ah ke me t'alimono.
106 Poli anastenauzune.
107 I mana ine paploma.
108 Dioxe me mana.
109 Pios xeri I agapi mu.
110 Otan pethano.
111 K'an kleo me parapono.
112 Sikosu epano Yanno mu.
113 To mnima mu na khtisete.
114 San thete na dite klamata.
Local Numbers:
UN-COMM-CD-08056-7
UNESCO.8056
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Paris, France Audivis 1994
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Commercial
Unaccompanied songs. Recorded by Simha Arom and Tatiana Yannopoulos. Compact disc. Originally released in 1983 as EMI Odeon 64 1653841; reissue realized by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation (IICMSCD) Berlin, for the International Music Council. Program notes in English and French by Tatiana Yannopoulos and Simha Arom (11 p.) on container insert.
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Photograph depicting a mat of eiderdown skins, possibly Inuit. According to the owner of the mat, Walter M. Banko, it was "collected in the Ungava region around 1890 by James Elphick, a Hudson Bay Company factor."
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