Items
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Lio - Ndona
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Lambanapu
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Boven-Digoel, Kaoh river
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Bawömataluö
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Hili Simaetano
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Hiliborodanö
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Hiliganöwö
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Siwöli
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Hilibotodanö
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Tetegewö
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Sifalago Susu'a
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Balödanö
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Amaorosa, Ulunoyo
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Olayama
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Hinako
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Pulau telo, Sigata, Sigese
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Ubud
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Serui
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Waropen
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Lake Sentani [Humboldt Bay]
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Jayapura, Humboldt Bay
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Sarmi [Humboldt Bay]
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Kisar
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Kodi
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Lumoli
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Morekau
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Jailolo
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Bone, Muna
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Masamba (South)
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Masamba
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Manganitu
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Seka[ka]jang Dayak area
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Batang Lupar Dayak
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Nias (South)
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South Nias Hilisimaetanö
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Lampung district
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Palembang, Musi (River) Ulu
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Porsea Toba Batak
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Desa Pakem
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Pr Paul Wirz; Dadi Wirz
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Bernard Juillerat
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Pierre-Dominique Gaisseau
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Jacques Villeminot
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Spoken presentation and singing
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Young girls dance
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Mask game
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Spoken presentation and singing
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Lute
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Gong music, North Luzon
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda. -
Ifugao song: Alim
Song recording collected in 1974 from various populations (Kalinga, Bontoc, Negrito, Ifugao) in the North of Luzon in the Philippines, by the Filipino ethnomusicologist José Maceda.