Items

• Solo de guimbarde, bebengo

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Pièce instrumentale : trompes

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Pièce instrumentale : cinq garçons sifflant

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Pièce instrumentale : trois garçons sifflant

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Pièce instrumentale : cinq sifflets, pépéro

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Pièce instrumentale : cinq sifflets, pépéro

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Solo de guimbarde, bebengo

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Chant solo et choeur de jeunes hommes

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Chant solo et choeur de jeunes hommes

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Solo de guimbarde

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Solo de guimbarde

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Solo de guimbarde

  Field recording collected by the ethnologist Bernard Juillerat during an expedition in Australian New Guinea in 1970: music and songs, in Sectionicular rituals among the Biami and the Amanab, district of West Sepik.
• Male Solo, 3

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Child Singing Solo

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Female Chorus, 2

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Female Chorus, 1

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Mixed Chorus Accompanied by Drum, 2

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Mixed Chorus Accompanied by Drum, 1

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Chorus Accompanied by Drum

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Male Solo with Chorus and Drum

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Male Chorus Accompanied by Drum, 3

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Male Chorus Accompanied by Drum, 2

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Male Chorus Accompanied by Drum, 1

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Flutes

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Horn and Flute

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Chorus Song

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Male Cries

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Flute and Percussion

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Songs and Drums

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Spoken Voice and Singing

  Field recording of music and songs, collected from the Papuan population of New Guinea by Pr. Wirz, 1952-1953.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 8

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 7

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 6

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 5

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 4

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 3

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 2

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing and Drumming, 4

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing and Drumming, 3

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing and Drumming, 2

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing and Drumming, 1

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Singing, Crowd Cries, 1

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Male Song, 13

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Male Song, 12

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Jew's Harp, 5

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Jew's Harp, 4

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Jew's Harp, 3

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Male Song, 11

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Male Song, 10

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.
• Male Song, 9

  Recording collected in 1959-1960 during the Franco-Dutch expedition organized by P.-D. Gaisseau with the help of G. Delloye who succeeded in the first south-north crossing of the island of New Guinea, in its part then under Dutch control. The expedition is financed in particular by a film shot in 35 mm: the sky and the mud, Oscar for best documentary film in 1961. They spend 3 months visiting the Asmat tribes, with the help of a Catholic missionary who introduced, then they launched an assault on the central mountain range by going up the Steenboom river, a tributary of the Eilanden. They then make the first contact with the Papuans of the mountains who inhabit this valley, and still use stone axes, which they call “pygmies“ because of their small size, then with their cousins on the other side of the pass, the Eipomeks.