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Hispanic Folk Songs of New Mexico Belinda Schwehr and pest controlFirst published in 1954 when Robb was Dean of the College of Fine Arts at the University of New Mexico, ""Hispanic Folk Songs of New Mexico"" has been revised to feature arrangements for voice and piano with the addition of chord symbols for guitar. Contributors to the revision are James Bratcher, Marilyn Fletcher, UNM Professor Emeritus, Tomas Ruiz Fabrega, Ph. D., and Robert Tillotson, Ph. D. Robb's discussion falls into three major divisions: a