Sarune oboe solo,1
sarune oboe musicUnpublished sound recordings of music from Viet Nam (rituals of the Cham and Jörai populations), Malaysia and Indonesia, made in 1969-1970 by the French researcher and missionary Jacques Dournes.Oboe from Sumatra and Malaysia, instrument with a pirouette, reminiscent of the Arab zurna, there are very varied forms and, for each of them, circular breathing is used. It is played for popular dances, magic ceremonies, in Malaysian shadow theaters. In some areas it may be richly decorated, painted or carved. The reed, often very small, can be made from various materials (palm, rice straw, bamboo, coconut or palm leaf, rush).
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Sarune oboe solo,1
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Solo de hautbois sarune, 1
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sarune oboe musicUnpublished sound recordings of music from Viet Nam (rituals of the Cham and Jörai populations), Malaysia and Indonesia, made in 1969-1970 by the French researcher and missionary Jacques Dournes.Oboe from Sumatra and Malaysia, instrument with a pirouette, reminiscent of the Arab zurna, there are very varied forms and, for each of them, circular breathing is used. It is played for popular dances, magic ceremonies, in Malaysian shadow theaters. In some areas it may be richly decorated, painted or carved. The reed, often very small, can be made from various materials (palm, rice straw, bamboo, coconut or palm leaf, rush).
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musique de hautbois saruneEnregistrements sonores inédits de musiques du Viet Nam (rituels des populations chams et jöraï), de Malaisie et d'Indonésie, effectués en 1969-1970 par le chercheur et missionnaire français Jacques Dournes.Hautbois de Sumatra et de Malaisie, instrument avec une pirouette, rappelant la zurna arabe, il en existe de formes très variées et, pour chacun d'entre eux, est utilisée la respiration circulaire. Il se joue pour les danses populaires, les
cérémonies de magie, dans les théâtres d’ombres malais. Dans certaines régions, il peut être richement décoré, peint ou sculpté. L’anche, souvent de très petite taille, peut-être fabriquée dans divers matériaux (palme, paille de riz, bambou, feuille de coco ou palmier, jonc).
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00:01:21
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1970
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1971
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Cham
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West Sumatra
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Entertainment
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Music (Instrumental)
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Field recording
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Oboe
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Saranai
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Musiques du Viet Nam (rituels chams et jöraï), de Malaisie et d'Indonésie, missions J. Dournes, 1969-1970.
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CC BY-NC-ND
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Magnetic tape
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Recording in 9.5cm/s
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CNRSMH_I_1971_003_001_23
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CNRS_SEAHMH_I_1971_003_001_23
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Recording archived at Musée de l’Homme, Paris, by J. Dournes and preserved at BnF.
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