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| | | sub rosa (belgium) #sr 230 cd “tibetan and bhutanese instrumental and folk music” compact disc - song with lute self-accompaniment
- song with lute self-accompaniment
- tuning of bhutanese lute
- lute solo
- whistle flute, played by gete dope
- folk-songs sung by droma, of talo
- folk-songs sung by droma, of talo
- folk-songs sung by trin lem, of tongsa
- folk-songs sung by trin lem, of tongsa
- pawo, oracles' dance and song, with pellet-drums
- tibetan dramnyen, 6-stringed lute, played by amanul, of lhasa
- ho-chin, 2-stringed fiddle, played by amanul
- tibetan minstrel, with small son, singing folk-songs from eastern tibet, self-accompanied by pi-wang, 2-stringed fiddle
- tibetan minstrel, with small son, singing folk-songs from eastern tibet, self-accompanied by pi-wang, 2-stringed fiddle
- folk-song sung by men from chhokhor in bumthang district, eastern bhutan
- uragi ache lhamo, women from ura in bumthang district, song with drum accompaniment.
- folk-song by men from nub, in tongsa valley
- folk-song by women from nub, in tongsa valley
- folk-song sung by tsewang lhamo, of paro
- ache lhamo, dance of goddess, from the drama, the life of king norzang, song with cymbal and drum accompaniment
| | sub rosa press release... |
| tibetan and bhutanese instrumental and folk music
recorded by john levy
sr230
recorded by john levy in 1971
this is the second part of the whole levy 's enterprise : to capture not only the sacred music of the tibetan ritual in bhutan but all the aspects of folk music too.
john levy, an englishman in bhutan early seventies
released by lyrichord in mid-70', all the people who have listen to these vinyls know that it does'nt exist something more powerful, more prodigious and pure than them. john levy was a london ethnomusicologist who took refuge in tibetan buddhism. so he had all the possibilities to record - with his nagra-stéreo - all the rituals and folk music.
after "the great power of the rituals of the drupka and nyingmapa order" our double cd box (sr222 / 2005) here is tibetan and bhutanese instrumental and folk music
the second volume features performances on both tibetan and bhutanese lutes and fiddles, beautiful folksongs, and a part of a drama of tibetan origin performed by a troupe of yak and cow herdsmen of eastern bhutan. the latter is particularly compelling, the standout performer being go-te do-pe, who sings and accompanies himself on the dramnyen, a bhutanese lute. his two songs bear an eerie resemblance to the blues of junior kimbrough and other mississippi hill country musicians… a real blues of the top of the world. |
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