(Lembata, Kedang) Gong Gendang Ensembel, Tarian Hedun
Field recording collected by Dana Rappoport in Eastern Indonesia in 2006 and 2007.
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KONG BAWA HEDUNGURI
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(Lembata, Kedang) Gong Gendang Ensembel, Tarian Hedun
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(Lembata, Kedang) Gong And Drum Hedung Dance
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(Lembata, Kedang) Gong Tambour Pour La Danse "Hedun"
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Field recording collected by Dana Rappoport in Eastern Indonesia in 2006 and 2007.
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Recorded at my request.
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00:01:38
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2007-07-03
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2007
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Kedang
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Lembata, Kedang, Atulaleng
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LEMBATA island, Kabupaten LEMBATA, Kecamatan Buyaouri, Kpg Atulaleng (Keywords): gongs - to call the wind - to lead the bride to the groom. Then the two groups, each family plays each together. -in funeral celebrations which can last up to a week with gong/gendang -for welcoming guests -for the new corn festival (_makan jagung baru_) - when the ata molan sit in front of the stones, batu _lapa taran_. 3 gong players (one player strikes three gongs), two others strike only one each; a woman beats a drum, women dance solo see video. M2C-Bawa: double-skinned (deer) gendang drum, about 60 cm long. Another rhythm, accompanying the hedun dance. The Kedang population is skilled in playing gongs unlike the Lamaholot. The different kinds of gongs: three suspended gongs: tuu (pengantar), buwung-beweng: induk besar tawa: large size, for tall men gasa': medium in pairs kabolu:? natan: komando, yg kecil 3 players: one plays a small gong, one plays a pair, one plays three suspended gongs. In all, there are six gongs. Pa' Buyanaya says there were once 7.
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Music (Instrumental)
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Gongs (in series)
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Drum on box with 2 membranes
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Bawa
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Indonesia : East Flores, Solor, Adonara, Lembata Islands, 2006-2007.
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Sound recording archived at Musée de l'Homme in 2007 by D. Rappoport
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CNRSMH_I_2007_006_001_112
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SEAH_CNRSMH_I_2007_006_001_112
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