Voices of the Mai Spirits
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Malimalila
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Voices of the Mai Spirits
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Two men singing each in one tube of bamboo, which act as voice-alterers. The mai spirits are represented by men in masks who hide the bamboo tubes under their costumes. Always paired, the young initiated men wore such masks during a ceremony, which had practicaîly disappeared by the 19605. The text mentions the Sepik River and the floating logs that come down it, as well as men with scarifications. » Hugo Zemp, cf. p.48 of booklet
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0:00:49
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1962
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1996
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Iatmul
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Yentchan, East Sepik Province
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Iatmul
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Voice CD II - Techniques (continued): Voice and musical instruments a. Singing in the instrument
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Music (Vocal and instrumental)
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Published record
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Singing voice
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Voices of the World, an Anthology of Vocal Expression (CD)
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From the disc "Music of the Middle Sepik", track B14; Musicaphon collection (Musica of Oceania) BM 30 SL 2700, featuring recordings by Robert MacLennan, Fred Gerrits and Gordon Spearritt
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Public Domain
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For any use, please contact the CREM-LESC (CNRS, Nanterre University, France): crem.lesc[at]cnrs.fr ; See information at https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr
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Magnetic tape
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Copy
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CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_002_020
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SEAH_CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_002_020
