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  • 1
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    Music of Maluku : Halmahera, Buru, Kei (1999)
    Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways
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    Language: Undetermined
    Pages: 1 CD , Digital , 12 cm
    Additional Material: 1 Beih. (32 S.)
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia 19
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia
    DDC: 328
    Keywords: Folk music Indonesia ; Maluku ; Folk songs, Indonesian Indonesia ; Maluku ; Folk music ; Folk songs, Indonesian Indonesia ; Maluku ; Compact discs ; Field recordings ; Field recordings ; Musik ; Molukken ; CD
    Abstract: Halmahera Mares (4:54) Lagu togal (7:41) (musicians of Desa Malapa, Kecamatan Makian) -- Buru Kalabae (4:16) Tuang kolatu (4:41) Tigertama (2:20) Perusi tajang (2:59) Ranafafan (2:54) (musicians of Kampung Waereman, Kecamatan Buru Utara Barat) -- Kei Marin uib (1:09) Wannar (3:52) Tiwal sawat (2:50) Snehet (excerpt) (3:58) Ngel-ngel (excerpt) (2:31) (musicians of Watlaar, Haar, and Banda Eli) -- Kei Ngel-ngel (3:26) Baiut ntya nit (1:04) Sosoi (3:34) Tari busur panah (2:01) (musicians of Desa Sather) -- Halmahera Dzikir samman : Allahu Allah (7:12) Qasidah rifai : Baghdadi (excerpt) (4:42) Kata syeh : Baqada Imuhai (7:00) (Dabus officiants and musicians in Desa Talaga, Kecamatan Ibu)
    Note: Instrumental and vocal folk music from the islands of Halmahera, Buru, and Kei, Maluku province. - "Produced in collaboration with the Indonesian Society for the Performing Arts (MSPI)"- Instrumental selections sung in Indonesian
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  • 2
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    Indonesian guitars (1999)
    Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
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    Language: Undetermined
    Pages: 1 CD , Digital , 12 cm
    Additional Material: 1 Beih. (32 S.)
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia 20
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia
    DDC: 781.6
    Keywords: Guitar music Indonesia ; Folk music Indonesia ; Folk songs, Indonesian ; Music Indonesia ; Folk music ; Folk songs, Indonesian ; Guitar music ; Music Indonesia ; Compact discs ; Gitarrenmusik ; Indonesien ; CD
    Abstract: Kemayoran : Mandar people, South Sulawesi (Grup Bamba Puang ; directed by Moh. Firdaus) (4:53) -- Stambul naturil : Abung people, Lampung (Usman Achmad ; Diswansoni) (3:57) -- Terang bulan (excerpt) : Palembang, South Sumatra (Sahilin ; Siti Rohmah) (5:52) -- Ludu pambuhang (excerpt) : Sumba (Yohanes Terpanjang) (6:12) -- Sungguh terpaksa : Bugis people, South Sulawesi Rhomas Irama ; (La Podding ; La Mamma) (4:12) -- Los quin tallu-tallu : Mandar people, South Sulawesi (Grup Bamba Puang ; directed by Moh. Firdaus) (6:15) -- Nasib mak kualon : Abung people, Lampung (Usman Achmad) (6:23) -- Langgam di rawah sinar bulan purnama : Jakarta Arimah. (Orkes Kroncong Mutiara ; directed by M. Sandy) (4:54) -- Kolo kot matani : Meto people, Timor (Band Teleu Nekaf ; directed by Mikhael Tefa) (6:53) -- Nasib muara kuang : Palembang, South Sumatra (Sahilin ; Siti Rohmah) (6:15) -- Ludu parinna (excerpt) : Sumba (Ataratu) (9:40) -- Fajar di atas awan : Medan, North Sumatra Irwansyah Harahap. (Suarasama ; directed by Irwansyah Harahap) (7:19)
    Note: Guitar and vocal music. - "Produced in collaboration with the Indonesian Society for the Performing Arts (MSPI)"- Vocal selections sung in Indonesian
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  • 3
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    Tuva, among the spirits : sound, music, and nature in Sakha and Tuva (1999)
    Washington, D.C : Smithsonian Folkways
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    Language: Undetermined
    Pages: 1 audio disc , 4 3/4 in
    DDC: 781.62009575
    Keywords: Throat singing ; Throat singing ; Folk songs, Tuvinian ; Folk songs, Yakut ; Folk music ; Folk music ; Tuvinian (Turkic people) Music ; Yakut (Turkic people) Music ; Nature sounds ; Nature sounds ; Chant de gorge - Russie - Touva ; Chant de gorge - Russie - Sakha ; Touva (Peuple turc) - Musique ; Iakoutes - Musique ; Nature - Sons - Russie - Touva ; Nature - Sons - Russie - Sakha ; Folk music ; Folk songs, Tuvinian ; Folk songs, Yakut ; Nature sounds ; Throat singing ; Tuvinian (Turkic people) ; Yakut (Turkic people) ; field recordings ; Field recordings ; Music ; Field recordings ; Enregistrements de terrain ; Tuwa ; Russia (Federation) - Sakha ; Russia (Federation) - Tuva
    Abstract: Folk music, imitations of animals, and recordings of natural sounds from the Tuva and Sakha regions of Russia
    Note: In part throat-singing , Program notes by Ted Levin, bibliography, discography, and videography (22 pages : illustrations) inserted in container , A reverberant valley , Sakha animal imitations , Tuvan round-up , Fantasy on the Igil , Birds and bird imitations , Xöömei on horseback , Borbangnadyr with stream water , Xomuz (Jew's harp) imitating water , Home on the (mountain) range , Ang-meng mal-magan öttüneri (imitation of wild and domestic animals) / , Ang-meng mal-magan öttüneri (reprise) / , Harmonics in the wind , Sonic landscape / , The legacy of ancestors / , Cave spirits , Kyzyl taiga = , Red forest , Talking xomuz , Chiraa-xor , Epilogue , Sung in part in Tuvinian or Yakut
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    Gongs and vocal music from Sumatra : [Talempong, Didong, Kulintang, Salawat Dulang] (1996)
    Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways
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    Language: Indonesian
    Pages: 1 CD , Digital , 12 cm
    Additional Material: 1 Beih., 24 S.
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia 12
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia
    Keywords: Minangkabau (Indonesian people) Music ; Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Gayo (Indonesian people) Music ; Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Achinese (Indonesian people) Music ; Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Gong music ; Vocal music Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Folk music Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Music Indonesia ; Achinese (Indonesian people) ; Folk music ; Gayo (Indonesian people) ; Gong music ; Minangkabau (Indonesian people) ; Music ; Vocal music Indonesia ; Indonesia ; Sumatra ; Music ; Vokalmusik ; Gong ; Sumatra ; CD
    Abstract: Talempong. Sidi (4:17) ; Talipuak kampai (3:05) ; Pararakan kuntu (5:11) ; Ramo-ramo tabang tinggi (4:56) -- Didong. Kutalu-talu (9:51) ; Lumut (5:13) ; Munalo (4:48) -- Kulintang. Tabuh kenilu sawik (4:17) ; Tabuh cetik (1:06) ; Tabuh samang ngembuk (0:52) ; Tabuh balau serattau (7:14) -- Salawat dulang. Tanggak (22:29)
    Abstract: West Sumatran talempong and kulintang from southern Lampung (both gong ensemble forms) and choral didong songs of the Gayo from Aceh, and salawat dulang, West Sumatran duet singing on Islamic doctrine
    Note: Sung in Indonesian and dialects
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    Vocal music from central and west Flores (1995)
    Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways
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    Language: Indonesian
    Pages: CD , Digital , 12 cm
    Additional Material: 1 Beih., 24 S.
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia 9
    Series Statement: Music of Indonesia
    Keywords: Ngada (Indonesian people) Music ; Manggarai (Indonesian people) Music ; Vocal music Music ; Indonesia ; Flores Island ; Folk music Indonesia ; Flores Island ; Music Indonesia ; Flores Island ; Folk music ; Manggarai (Indonesian people) ; Music ; Ngada (Indonesian people) ; Vocal music Indonesia ; Flores Island ; Music ; Vokalmusik ; Flores ; CD
    Abstract: Ngada regency, Boawae region. Dhikiro (men's chorus) (1:58) ; Zoka (men's chorus) (7:46) ; Teo ne wea-dioe (mixed chorus) (5:26) ; Gogo rego (mixed chorus) (12:04) ; Teke song, Ana geo (mixed chorus) (8:05) -- Ngada regency, Bajawa region. Teke song, Kela (mixed chorus) (4:17) ; Teke song, Pata (mixed chorus) (3:54) ; Goegoe (mixed chorus) (6:32) -- Manggarai regency, Borong region. Mbata song, Ndore (men's and mixed chorus with gongs and drums) (8:59) ; Wera sarajawa (men's and mixed chorus) (14:04)
    Note: Extensive technical, historical, and ethnographic notes (24 p. : ill., map.) by Philip Yampolsky, in container. - Sung in Indonesian
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