Jörai tune “Crying over a deceased elephant” on the köni fiddle
Announcement by J. Dournes who explains that the tune played is a typically jörai tune and not a bahnar tune, the köni fiddle is played alone (and not in a köni fiddle-ddông zither ensemble). Unpublished sound recordings of instrumental/vocal melodies and instrumental performances made by Jacques Dournes from 1963 to 1964 in Vietnam with the Jaraï population. VIELE: monochord fiddle "köni"; Playing the "köni" involves that the musician also produces sound with his voice: a string attached to the string of the instrument is held by his mouth. He hums through gritted teeth. Recording: 19cm/s, 1/2 Track B. Poor sound quality. See archive file; Archivist(s):Tran Quang Hai, Aliénor Anisensel.
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Jörai tune “Crying over a deceased elephant” on the köni fiddle
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Air jörai "Pleurs sur un éléphant défunt" sur la vièle köni
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Announcement by J. Dournes who explains that the tune played is a typically jörai tune and not a bahnar tune, the köni fiddle is played alone (and not in a köni fiddle-ddông zither ensemble). Unpublished sound recordings of instrumental/vocal melodies and instrumental performances made by Jacques Dournes from 1963 to 1964 in Vietnam with the Jaraï population. VIELE: monochord fiddle "köni"; Playing the "köni" involves that the musician also produces sound with his voice: a string attached to the string of the instrument is held by his mouth. He hums through gritted teeth. Recording: 19cm/s, 1/2 Track B. Poor sound quality. See archive file; Archivist(s):Tran Quang Hai, Aliénor Anisensel.
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Annonce de J. Dournes qui explique que lorsque l'air joué est un air typiquement jörai et non bahnar, la vièle köni est jouée seule (et non en ensemble vièle köni-cithare ddông). Enregistrements sonores inédits de mélodies instrumentales/vocales et de instrumentaux effectués par Jacques Dournes de 1963 à 1964 au Vietnam auprès de la population jaraï. VIELE: vièle monocorde "köni "; Le jeu du "köni" implique que le musicien produit également des sons avec sa voix: une ficelle fixée à la corde de l'instrument est retenue par sa bouche. Il chantonne les dents serrées. Enreg.: 19cm/s, 1/2 Piste B. Qualités sonores faibles. Cf. DT; Archivist:Tran Quang Hai, Aliénor Anisensel.
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00:02:56
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1963-05-29
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1964
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Jarai
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Central Viet Nam, Phu Bon Province
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Jarai
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VIELE: monochord fiddle "köni"; Playing the "köni" involves that the musician also produces sound with his voice: a string attached to the string of the instrument is held by his mouth. He hums through gritted teeth.
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Music (Instrumental)
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Field recording
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Singing voice: male solo; Fiddle
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Koni
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Viet Nam, Mélodies instrumentales et vocales jaraï et modes de jeux instrumentaux, Dournes, 1963-1964.
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Dournes, J. "La musique chez les Joraï" in "Objets et mondes", t. V, fasc.4, hiver 1965 pp.211-244, photos
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CC BY-NC-ND
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Magnetic tape
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Original tape. Recording: 19cm/s, 1/2 Track B. Poor sound quality. See archive file; Archivist(s):Tran Quang Hai, Aliénor Anisensel.
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CNRSMH_I_1964_011_001_22
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CNRS_SEAHMH_I_1964_011_001_22
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Recording archived at Musée de l’Homme, Paris, by J. Dournes and preserved at BnF.
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