Collection : Australia & New Guinea [sélection]

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Title: Australia & New Guinea [sélection]
Depositor / contributor: Lomax, Alan et al. (Ed.)
Document status: Published
Recording context: Terrain
Recording period: 1949 - 1952
Year published: 1955
Access type: metadata
Corpus: Columbia World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music
Corpus: University of Sydney series (A. P. Elkin ed.), Australie et Nouvelle Guinée

Geographic and cultural informations

States / nations: Australie, Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée
Populations / social groups

Legal notices

Recordist: Elkin, A.P.; Dupeyrat A.P. ; Australian broadcasted comission
Publisher: Columbia, Paris
Publisher collection: Columbia world library of folk and primitive music
Publisher serial number: 5
Booklet author: ELKIN, A.P. & DUPEYRAT A.P.
Publisher reference: SL-208
Legal rights: Restreint (enregistrement édité)

Archiving data

Code: CNRSMH_E_1955_016_005
Old code: DI.1955.016.005
Mode of acquisition: Echange (avec l'éditeur)
Record author: A Voir (V/10)
Related documentation: 3P. ANGL/; PHOTOS; DOC.
Comments: Compiled By, Edited By – Alan Lomax
Compiled By, Edited By [Assistant] – Robin Roberts
Other [Contributions By] – Australian Broadcasting Commission, The (tracks: Side A)
Recorded By – Australian Broadcasting Commission, The (tracks: Side B)
Recorded By, Edited By, Liner Notes – Dr. A.P. Elkin* (tracks: Side A)
Recorded By, Other [Contributions By], Liner Notes – Rev. A.P. Dupeyrat (tracks: Side B)

Tracklist
Side A - Australian Aboriginal Songs
Band 1
A1 Unknown Artist – The Walaka
Band 2
A2 Unknown Artist – The Waranggan
Band 3
A3 Unknown Artist – The Women's Tjarada
Band 4
A4 Unknown Artist – The Men's Tjarada
Band 5
A5 Unknown Artist – The Djerag
Band 6
A6 Unknown Artist – The Mulara, I
Band 7
A7 Unknown Artist – The Mulara, II
Band 8
A8 Unknown Artist – A Sacred Solo - The Crocodile
Band 9
A9 Gunwinggu Tribe – Gossip Songs
Band 10
A10 Djinba Tribe – The Ginbir
Band 11
A11 Unknown Artist – The Djedbangari
Band 12
A12 Djauan Men – The Wongga
Band 13
A13 Unknown Artist – The Morning "Call" Of Melville And Bathurst Islands
Band 14
A14.1 Brinken Tribe – Tjarada From The Daly River Region
A14.2 Unknown Artist – The Sacred Drum Of Western Arnhem Land
Side B - Songs From Eastern New Guinea
Band 1
B1 Vanimo People, The – Two Garden Songs
Band 2
B2 Unknown Artist – Pig Hunting Song, Aitape
Band 3
B3 Unknown Artist – Song From Bogia
Band 4
B4 Unknown Artist – Song From Karkar
Band 5
B5 Tami People, The – War Song From Tami Island
Band 6
B6 Wabaga, The – Trade Song, The Wabaga
Band 7
B7 Baniara People, The – A Feast Song From The Baniara
Band 8
B8 Orokaiva People, The – Songs From The Orokaiva
Band 9
B9 Unknown Artist – Bio, A Solo Song From Hanuabada
Band 10
B10.1 Roro Girl – Aroba
B10.2 Unknown Artist – Papura Huika
Band 11
B11.1 Gerebi Woman – Love Magic Song
B11.2 Kunimaipa People, The – Cannibal Song
Band 12
B12 Kunimaipa People, The – Dance Song
Band 13
B13.1 Luciano Mange – Lyric Song Of The Fuyuge
B13.2 Luciano Mange – Kuni Song N° 1
Band 14
B14 Luciano Mange – Kuni Song N° 2
Band 15 & 16
B15 & B16 Tawade People, The – Two Songs Of The Tawade People
Band 17
B17.1 Unknown Artist – Song From Lake Murray Region
B17.2 Unknown Artist – Song From The Central Highlands

Label Code (Both Sides): KL-208
Label Code (Both Sides): KL 4945
Label Code (Side A): (x"Lp" 9457)
Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): XLP--9457-1B
Label Code (Side B): (x"Lp" 9458)
Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): XLP 9458-1C
Record writer: Desprez, Monique
Last modification: Jan. 7, 2014, 8:39 a.m.
Items finished: Non
Conservation site: CREM

Technical data

Estimated duration: 00:40:00
Collection size: 0 bytes
Number of components (medium / piece): 52
Number of items: 2
Archive format: Disque 33 t (3M) ; Ø 30 cm

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Title Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music: "Australia & New Guinea" Description "Volume 5 of the World Library has one side dedicated to aboriginal tribal music of Australia and the other to music of New Guinea. Aboriginal people, or Indigenous Australians as they want to be called, are one of the oldest people in the world, and this recordings of traditional tribal music represent man's music in its most "primitive" form. When listening to this recordings, it's important to know that this music is just one element of a whole system of expression that includes body gestures, paintings, etc... and that it serves tribal functions, mystical beliefs and the profound inter-relations between Man and Nature. The most important features of the music are singing along with rhythm provided by various sticks and drums and the famous didgeridoo, a hollow tube of wood played by blowing into it with a vibrating movement of the lips. New Guinea is one of the largest island in the world with a population of a thousand different tribes with an equivalent amount of different languages and dialects. The recordings were made with different tribes in Eastern New Guinea and in the Papua territory of the island." (World's Jukebox) Credits Lomax, Alan et al. (Ed)

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Title: Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music: "Australia & New Guinea"
Description: "Volume 5 of the World Library has one side dedicated to aboriginal tribal music of Australia and the other to music of New Guinea. Aboriginal people, or Indigenous Australians as they want to be called, are one of the oldest people in the world, and this recordings of traditional tribal music represent man's music in its most "primitive" form. When listening to this recordings, it's important to know that this music is just one element of a whole system of expression that includes body gestures, paintings, etc... and that it serves tribal functions, mystical beliefs and the profound inter-relations between Man and Nature. The most important features of the music are singing along with rhythm provided by various sticks and drums and the famous didgeridoo, a hollow tube of wood played by blowing into it with a vibrating movement of the lips. New Guinea is one of the largest island in the world with a population of a thousand different tribes with an equivalent amount of different languages and dialects. The recordings were made with different tribes in Eastern New Guinea and in the Papua territory of the island." (World's Jukebox)
Credits: Lomax, Alan et al. (Ed)

Items

	Title	Digitized	Recordist	Location	Year of recording	Code
	Australia & New Guinea [sélection] A01			Australie		DI.1955.016.005A01
	Australia & New Guinea [sélection] B01			Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée		DI.1955.016.005B01