Singing with pilipe flute
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Singing with pilipe flute
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Voice and flute pilipe, by Mabu. In the first iece, the musician sings in falsetto and blows alternately in the pilipé flute, a small bamboo tube producing a single pitch. The melody as sung has five degrees, all below the fundamental frequency of the flute : with three principal degrees separated by about a tone, and two intermediate degrees, the descending melodic contour imitates the intonation of the spoken language. In the second piece (as from O'28), the musician lets out cries at the same time as sudden bursts of breath into the flute, thus imitating with instrument and voice some vocal techniques, partly yodelled, tyically utilised by a number of performers during a ritual. The text of the first piece is made up of metaphorical expressions concerning an unfaithful wife, whom the singer wishes would return to him
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0:00:55
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1978
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1996
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Huli
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Bebenete, Southern Highlands Province
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Huli
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CD Voice II - Techniques (continued): Voice and musical instruments b. Imitation of the instrument
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Music (Vocal and instrumental)
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Published record
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Voice, Flute
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Voices of the World, an Anthology of Vocal Expression (CD)
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From the record "The Huli of Papua Niugini", plage A4; Musicaphon (collection Music of Oceania) BM 30 SL 2703
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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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Copy
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CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_002_029
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SEAH_CNRSMH_E_1996_013_001_002_029
