Funeral music on the köni fiddle
Recorded in situ: Instrumental music of a funeral song "ddi tok" performed by a monotone fiddle solo "köni". Playing the monochord fiddle "köni" implies that the musician also produces sounds with his voice: a string attached to the string of the instrument is held by his mouth. He hums through gritted teeth. Unpublished sound recordings collected by Jacques Dournes, French missionary and researcher, in Viet Nam in 1964 among the Jörai population: music funeral, different modes of playing aerophones and a phonetic study.
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DDI TOK
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Funeral music on the köni fiddle
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Musique funèbre à la vièle köni
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Recorded in situ: Instrumental music of a funeral song "ddi tok" performed by a monotone fiddle solo "köni". Playing the monochord fiddle "köni" implies that the musician also produces sounds with his voice: a string attached to the string of the instrument is held by his mouth. He hums through gritted teeth. Unpublished sound recordings collected by Jacques Dournes, French missionary and researcher, in Viet Nam in 1964 among the Jörai population: music funeral, different modes of playing aerophones and a phonetic study.
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Enregistré en situation: Musique instrumentale d'un chant funèbre " ddi tok " interprété par un solo de vièle monocorde " köni ". Le jeu de la vièle monocorde "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. Enregistrements sonores inédits collectés par Jacques Dournes, missionnaire et chercheur français, au Viet Nam en 1964 auprès de la population jörai : musique funéraire, différents modes de jeu d'aérophones et une étude phonétique.
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00:12:26
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1964-01-30
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1965
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Jarai
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Central Viet Nam, Phu Bon Province
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Jarai
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KONI FIDDLE: Playing the monochord fiddle "köni" implies that the musician also produces sounds 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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Dead
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Music (Funeral)
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Field recording
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Vielle; Sung voice: male solo
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Koni
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Viet Nam, Musique funéraire, modes de jeux d'aérophones et étude phonétique chez les Jörai, Dournes, 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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For any use, please contact the CREM-LESC (CNRS, Nanterre University, France): see information at https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr
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Magnetic tape
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Recording: 4.7cm/s, 1/2 TrackA. Quite average sound qualities. See archive file; file editors: Tran Quang Hai, Aliénor Anisensel .
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CNRSMH_I_1965_006_001_01
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CNRS_SEAHMH_I_1965_006_001_01
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Recording archived at Musée de l’Homme, Paris, by J. Dournes and preserved at BnF.
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