Tabuh Manenang
Field recording made in 1931 by Jaap Kunst in South Sumatra, Indonesia
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Tabuh Manenang
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Tabuh Manenang
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Field recording made in 1931 by Jaap Kunst in South Sumatra, Indonesia
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0:05:46
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1931
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Melayu
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Malay - Musi
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singer unknown
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Marriage instructions to bujang (young men) and gadis (girls)
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Music (Vocal and instrumental)
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Field recording
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male vocal with gamelan
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Kunst Indonesia - Sumatra (South)
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Kunst Indonesia: numbers 221 to 252b represent music from expeditions of Kunst and his wife Kathy Kunst-Van Wely in South Sumatra in 1931. Wax-role copies in depot Tropenmuseum – not accessible. DAT copies at Beeld en Geluid – digitized (this information based on inventory October 2018).
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Use of the recorded material of the Jaap Kunst Collection is restricted by 1.) the third amendment to the Indonesian Constitution that recognizes the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Article 18b-2, 2.) the recognition of rights of the peoples known as Masyarakat adat or Masyarakat hukum adat in recent Indonesian legislation, and 3.) Indonesian National Cultural Heritage Laws as phrased in the UNESCO World Heritage Convention.
Consequences of any violation of these laws are for the responsibility of the user, not of the Jaap Kunst Foundation.
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Wax cylinder
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VII_W_3107_Kunst_Indonesien_235_Alte_Kopie
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JK000235
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235
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103.03701
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10
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