Heyalo song

Item

Edited Title

en Yamala iyeeu

Archivist's Original Title

en Heyalo song

Original description

en A heyalo song, by Ulahi and Eyoobo. In Kaluli conception, the two voices do not "follow" one another, but "lift up over" (dulugu molab), in a sort of echoing.
The heyala songs may be performed either during ceremonies or for personal diversion. Composed in the traditional style, for some ceremonies held about 1970, this heyalo is sung here by two women during a pause from work in the gardens.
The text compares some children to doves, flying off, to a distant school, stopping at each village to tell their parents, brothers and sisters : "l won't be coming back".

Time duration

en 0:01:40

MetadataURL

Recording date of the original material

en 1977

Acquisition Date

en 1996

Population

en Kaluli

Place of the cultural origin

Country Name

Recording place

en Papua New Guinea. Southern Highlands Province

Resource Language

en Kaluli

Comment

en CD Voice III - Polyphonies: Echo and tiling.

Archivist Category

en Music (Vocal)

Recording context

en Published record

Instrument, Original Archivist Data

en Vocal duet

Collector

Name of original Collection

en Voices of the World, an Anthology of Vocal Expression (CD)

Collection source citation

Related material

History of ownership

en Extrait du disque "Music of the Kaluli", plage A4-3 ;®1981 Institute o Papua New Guinea Studies IPNGS 001C

Holding Institution of Original Materials

Licensing Institution

Accessing Institutions

Copyright Information

en CC BY-NC-ND

Physical format

en Magnetic tape

Preservation State of Physical Object

en Copy

Original item number

en CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_003_003

SEAH Identifier

en SEAH_CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_003_003