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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Sung vaihoho (men's duos); Ca. 08:20, two unison leule sung in Makasae; Ca. 19:10, return to sung vaihoho (men's duos).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Talk (men); Sung vaihoho (men's duos). The singers are Timorese soldiers in the Portuguese army, stationed in Com.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Sung vaihoho (mostly men's duos; occasionally a woman's duo). Talk at end.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Same man as in 006_02?
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Sung vaihoho (women's & mixed duos). The occasion is orontafa.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Male speech in Makasae language.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Sung vaihoho (one men's duo). Later in the track (ca. 10:00) they manipulate the words for comic effect. This technique is called vere-verese.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Two men: translations between Portuguese and Tetun.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Teberai (gongs and drums).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Teberai (gongs & drums for dance, with incidental singing).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Teberai (gongs & drums for dance, with incidental singing).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Vaihoho (male & female duos in alternation), with gongs and drums in background, not coodrdinated with the singing; 32:39, narrative in recited vaihoho (male speaker), concerning a hunter named Mateus; 36:24, men singing vaihoho, gongs and drums in background; 43:00, gongs and drums, no singing--presumably for teberai.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). continuation of anecdote (now in Fataluku?); 01:30, recitation in vaihoho couplets about a disappointed lover (male speaker); 03:00 Male duo (or duos?) singing vaihoho (announced as Orontafa, singing while preparing food for a feast); 19:40, narrative (rata lolo) (male speaker) in Fataluku; 37:00, choral songs for Liloi round dance (possibly recorded in Iliomar).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku).
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Anecdote (in Fataluku language?) concerning a famous football player, João Jogador, undefeated until finally he lost to a player from Mozambique.. Valur is a kind of bird. Cabo Verde is mentioned.
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Field recordings from East-Timor (Timor-Leste) in 1966 made by the linguist Henri Campagnolo and the ethnologist Maria-Olimpia Lameiras-Campagnolo (various populations including the Fataluku). Tetun language. Tetun equivalents to items in a Portuguese word-list.