Ritual Music from Bali II
- The Annual Cycle in Tatulingga
An Anthology of South-East Asian Music
Recorded 1972-73 by Theo Meier, Danker H. Schaareman, Ernst Schlager and Tilman Sebass
Bärenreiter • Musicaphon - BM 30 SL 2571 - P.1986
Side A
No. 1 Ngauk, recitation of text 1'03
No. 2 Wargasari, women's singing 5'05
No. 3 Rejang, gong orchestra 5'09
No. 4 Rejang, sĕlunding orchestra 1'26
No. 5 Rejang, sĕlunding orchestra 1'13
No. 6 Palawangan Daha, girl's singing 7'11
No. 7 Sadi, gambang orchestra 4'33
Side B
No. 8 Margapati, boys' singing 6'25
No. 9 Sekar Agung, boys' singing 3'30
No. 10 Sekar Emas Ayu Alit, boys' singing 2'00
No. 11 Nuju Muspa, boys' singing 3'00
No. 12 Jurangandanu, singing w. gambang orchestra 2'10
No. 13 Jurangandanu, singing w. gambang orchestra 1'39
No. 14 Jagirmangu, singing w. gambang orchestra 1'16
No. 15 Jurangandanu, singing w. gambang orchestra 1'00
No. 16 Panjimarga, singing 2'04
No. 17 Panjimarga, gambang orchestra 4'09
Gambang orchestra
Gambang orchestra
a pair of gangsa
A pair of gangsa with gambang
Gambang orchestra
Part of the gong orchestra
The central village temple
Offering with chicken
The female village elders
Rejang dance of the girls
Rejang dance of the girls
Rejang head decoration
Gambang music
Kuningan ceremony
Ritual singing girls
Seat for a deity
Kidung singing
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4 comments:
One knows now that the Nirvana is most probably situated in Luobaniya...
Further info about release dates: in a list written by Danker Schaareman himself about Gamelan Selunding (http://www.gamelan.org/selonding.html), BM 30 SL 2570 is said to have been released in 1985, BM 30 SL 2571 in 1986.
Sounds reliable, I would say.
Oh, I forgot: merci beaucoup for the treasures.
Anonymous = Timarque Obscur
Dewly corrected! I thanque you Thymarque!
無名士 = Wu Mingshi the author of most chinese lierary and historical works the famous " No Name Scholar"
Bolingo
博蓮瓜 = Bo Liangua = "Doctor lotus melon"
i.e. Studying both the refinened and the vulgar ;-)
Oh, did I say that I appreciate Your help!
Thank you Doctor Lotus Melon.
Timarque
Dear Bolingo,
I made further investigations concerning the release dates of the Bärenreiter-Musicaphon discs (not that I find the dates more interesting than the music!...) and found some interesting details on the down left side of some of the back covers of the "Music of Oceania" & "Anthology Of South-East Asian Music" series:
some numbers could correspond to the year and the month of publication. Unfortunately, only a few of them have this code, but so far it could fit with all the date estimations I could find in scientific publications related to ethnomusicology.
There would be only one little distortion to what was so far certain : Margaret J. Kartomi wrote in her publication list that [BM 30 SL 2567] + [BM 30 SL 2568] (Sumatra discs) were released in 1983. If this code theory is exact, it would be in fact October and December 1982. The nuance is small, let's say.
I write under what I could deduce so far (maybe some Luobaniyans at home or in exile, or some clandestine immigrants would know/find more about the topic):
[Music of Oceania]
>BM 30 SL 2700 [No code]
>BM 30 SL 2701 [No code]
>BM 30 SL 2702 [Code: 1/854/1] April 1985
>BM 30 SL 2703 [Code: 1/862/1] February 1986
>BM 30 SL 2704 [No code]
[An Anthology of South-East Asian Music]
>BM 30 SL 2565 [No code]
>BM 30 SL 2567 [Code: 1/8210/2] October 1982
>BM 30 L 2568 [Code: 1/8212/2] December 1982
>BM 30 SL 2570 [Code: 1/851/2] January 1985
>BM 30 SL 2571 [Code: 1/8611/1] November 1986
It will be interesting to see if it also works with the next ones...
無名士 Timarque
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