Ketjak (Monkey Dance)

Item

Archivist's Original Title

fr Ketjak (Monkey Dance)
en Ketjak (Danse des singes)

Original description

RTF recording of the Balinese music concert, given during the "Ballet de Bali" performance at the Marigny theater in Paris. This event, under the High Patronage of His Excellency the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia and for the first time in France, features Anak Agung Gede Mandera, Ni Gusti Raka and Sampih.

Time duration

00:04:56

MetadataURL

Recording date of the original material

1953-02

Acquisition Date

1953

Population

Bali

Place of the cultural origin

Country Name

Recording place

Recorded in concert in Paris, at the Marigny theater

Performer/Speaker

Serog

Comment

fr Years ago, the villages of Bedahulu and Bonah had the idea to draw from the famous "Ramayana", epic legend, a great ecstatic chorus; thus was born the "ketjak" and because in the story of the "Ramayana" the army of Hunaman, prince of the monkeys, rescues Rama to help him deliver his wife who had been stolen from him, the "ketjak" was called also Dance of the Monkeys. (Cf. DT Registration Indonesia: File "Bali - BM. 53.1": 1 booklet "Ballets de Bali")

Archivist Category

en Music (Vocal)

Recording context

en Performance

Instrument, Original Archivist Data

Voice - singing: male solo and male choir

Collector

Name of original Collection

History of ownership

Recording archived at Musée de l’Homme by Radio Television Française (copy)

Holding Institution of Original Materials

Licensing Institution

Accessing Institutions

Copyright Information

Public Domain

Copyright Notice

For any use, please contact the CREM-LESC (CNRS, Nanterre University, France): see information at https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr

Physical format

en Magnetic tape

Preservation State of Physical Object

Magnetic tape, diameter Large format; speed 38cm/s; Full Track, Mono

Original item number

CNRSMH_I_1953_001_001_03

SEAH Identifier

SEAH_CNRSMH_I_1953_001_001_03

Item sets

https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr/archives/items/CNRSMH_I_1953_001_001_03