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"Polyphonies vocales des Aborigènes de Taïwan"
Various Artists
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[*]Жанр Indigenous Taiwanese Music | Polyphonic Chant
[*]Издатель INEDIT (France) | W 460011 | 1989
[*]Аудио mp3 | tracks | lossy | 320 kbps
[*]Треклист
01. Ami people – Chant de sarclage (04:37)
02. Ami people – Chant de sarclage d'une rizière (01:30)
03. Ami people – Chant de récolte (02:15)
04. Ami people – Chant d'hommage aux ancêtres (04:01)
05. Ami people – Chant de sarclage (00:47)
06. Ami people – Chant de sarclage (01:23)
07. Ami people – Chant de fondation d'une nouvelle maison (02:45)
08. Bunun people – Chant à boire (01:32)
09. Bunun people – Chant de guérison (01:17)
10. Bunun people – Chant d'invocation des esprits (02:27)
11. Bunun people – Chant chamanique pour la chasse (03:54)
12. Bunun people – Chant de réunion des chamans (02:18)
13. Bunun people – Chant de victoire des chasseurs de têtes (01:48)
14. Bunun people – Chant de nostalgie (02:30)
15. Bunun people – Chant de germination du millet (pasibutbut) (04:45)
16. Païwan people – Chant de séduction (03:13)
17. Païwan people – Chant de séduction (04:14)
18. Païwan people – Chant de mariage (00:55)
19. Rukaï people – Chant de mariage (01:04)
total / 00:47:04
• Polyphonies vocales des Aborigènes de Taïwan...
[*]The indigenous people of Taiwan have lived on the island for over five millennia. The ten remaining tribes, which live alongside the Chinese Han majority (that began immigrating to the island from mainland China in the 17th century), share a strong sense of community. Each of the tribes has its own language, customs and belief systems, which revolve around the cult of the ancestors, annual fertility rites, deities and shamanism.
These stunning and inspired vocal polyphonies featuring fascinating drones and harmonics are performed by the Ami from the western coastal plains, the Bunun from the Central Mountain Range; and the Paiwan-Rukai from the Southern mountains. They include work songs (01-03, 05-07), an abstract millet fertility song (15), a hunting song (11), a song for the ancestors (04), healing, invocation and shamanic songs (09, 10, 12), a drinking song (08) and seduction and marriage songs (16-19).
Field recordings in Taiwan by Pr Lu Pin-Chuan, 1966 (01 / 03, 05-10, 18-19)
Recorded at Maison des Cultures du Monde, Paris, by Pierre Simonin, May 26-29 1988 (02 / 04 / 11-17)
