Music of the inuit: the Copper Eskimo Tradition / Musique Des intuit: La Tradition Des Eskimos Du Cuivre is an album of field recordings. The inuit people of the Northwest Territories have sustained a long history of song and music and the album captures some of the essence of this tradition. The extensive liner notes explain the importance of songs and dance songs during trade exchanges, and how even inuit children were expected to create and perform their own songs. Serious folklorists should consider this Unesco recording.

Music of the inuit / Musique Des inuit
1983, reissued 1994 Auvidis (Unesco D 8053)

Three Connected Songs/Trois Chants Liés; Two Connected Songs/Deux Chants Liés; Joy/Joie; The Boat of the ``Big Brows''/Le Bateau Des ``Grands Sourcils''; My Song/Mon Chant; Song of the Minto inlet/Chant De Minto inlet; Two Dances from the Mackenzie Delta/Deux Danses Du Delta Du Mackenzie; Two Connected Songs/Deux Chants Liés; I Am Happy/Je Suis Tout Heureux; Boundless Joy/Joie infinie; Coffee, Tea And Jam/Café, thé, Confiture; Two Connected Songs/Deux Chants Liés; Agnes Nanogak's Song/Le Chant D'Agnès Nanogak; Birth of Earthworms/Naissance De Vers De Terre; The Song Floats Up Within Me/Le Chant Flotte En Moi 37:28