Music! (The Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv 1900-2011 In 111 Recordings) (Compilation, Reissue) album cover

Various – Music! (The Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv 1900-2011 In 111 Recordings)

Label:

Museum Collection Berlin – CD 27

Format:

5 x CD, Compilation, Reissue

Box Set,

Country:

Germany

Released:

2014

Genre:

Folk, World, & Country

Style:

Field Recording, Education, Religious, Folk

Tracklist

		Wax Cylinder Recordings 1893-1954
		Asia
1-1	Unknown Artist–	"Kham Hom", Performed By A Theater Ensemble From Bangkok. Berlin, 1900 Recorded By – Carl Stumpf	1:57
1-2	Perfecto Balangi–	"Oggayam" Sung By Perfecto Balangi, A Southern Kalinga. Balatoc, Phillippines, 1934 Recorded By – Jenö Von Takács* Vocals – Perfecto Balangi	1:55
1-3	Unknown Artist–	"Tedhak Saking", Central Javanese Gamelan Composition. Yogyakarta, Java, 1923 Recorded By – Jaap Kunst	4:48
1-4	Rehana Tyabji–	Krishna Song, Voice And Flute Imitation By Rehana Tyabji. Baroda, India, 1933 Recorded By – Arnold Blake Vocals, Flute – Rehana Tyabji	3:02
1-5	Abdal Ali–	Death Lament Of The Kurdish Singer Abdal Ali. Sendshirili, Turkey, 1902 Recorded By – Felix Von Luschan Vocals – Abdal Ali	3:53
1-6	Unknown Artist–	Two Jewish Songs. Yemen, 1931 Lyrics By – Se'adya Ben Amram* Recorded By – Hans Helfritz	2:57
1-7	Unknown Artist–	Dance Tune Played On The Two-Stringed Fiddle "Qoboz" By Two Professional Uzbek Musicians. Tashkent, Russian Turkestan, 1905 Recorded By – Richard Karutz	2:20
1-8	Unknown Artist–	Rowing Song Of A Boat's Crew On The Yangzi. Sichuan, China, 1912 Recorded By – Friedrich Weiss	1:51
1-9	Unknown Artist–	"Ezo Ya Matsumaye", Japanese Folk Song, Niigata, Japan, 1911 Recorded By – Erwin Walter	2:07
1-10	Unknown Artist–	Beginning Of The "Gagaku" Composition "Etenraku." The Wind Section. Tokyo, Japan, 1911 Recorded By – Heinrich Werkmeister	2:06
		Australia / Oceania
1-11	Nyulnyul–	"Dance Choir With Trill" Of The Nyulnyul. Beagle Bay, Australia, 1910 Recorded By [A Missionary Of The Pallotine Order] – Unknown Artist	2:18
1-12	Baigisa–	Song Of The "Ujangong" Mask Dance, Sung By The Monumbo Man Baigisa. German New Guinea, 1904 Recorded By – Rudolf Pöch Vocals – Baigisa	1:23
1-13	Unknown Artist–	Song Sung By A Man, Recorded In Timbunke. Interlocking Flutes. German New Guinea, 1912 Recorded By – Adolf Roesicke	1:16
1-14	Unknown Artist–	Song Sung By A Man, Recorded In Timbunke. Interlocking Flutes. German New Guinea, 1912 Recorded By – Adolf Roesicke	1:59
1-15	Dawidi Anam–	"Tangiboa", Death Lament, Sung By Dawidi Anam. German New Guinea, 1928 Recorded By – Heinrich Zahn Vocals – Dawidi Anam	2:36
1-16	Unknown Artist–	Dance Song "A Uali." Baluan, Admiralty Islands, 1907 Recorded By – Richard Thurnwald	1:01
1-17	Essep–	Breadfruit Dance Song, Sung By Essep, Island Of Uman. Truk, Micronesia, 1907 Recorded By – Augustin Krämer Vocals – Essep	1:18
		Africa
1-18	Unknown Artist–	Bedouin Song, Jabal Harāz, Yemen, 1931 Recorded By – Hans Helfritz	1:27
1-19	Kabyle–	Bedouin Song, Kabyle Berber, Northeast Algeria, 1927 Recorded By – Robert Lachmann	0:56
1-20	Tuareg (4)–	Caravan Song Of The Tuareg Of The Sahara. Tunisia (?), 1929 Recorded By – Baron Rodolphe D'Erlanger*	0:58
1-21	Baoulé–	Three Flute Players And A Singer Of The Atutu (Baule). Abigui, Ivory Coast, 1935 Flute – Baoulé Recorded By – Hans Himmelheber	2:21
1-22	Okofu–	Five Proverbs, Drummed In The Twi Language By Okofu From Logba. Togo, 1905 Drums – Okofu Recorded By – Lieutenant Smend*	1:28
1-23	Unknown Artist–	Music For The "Lela" Celebration. Four Flutes And Singing. Bali, Cameroon, 1908 Recorded By – Bernhard Ankermann	2:14
1-24	Luba (2)–	Vessel Flute Music, Played By Two Luba Musicians. Luebo, Kete Region, Congo, 1906 Flute – Luba (2) Recorded By – Leo Frobenius	2:19
1-25	Ngangela–	Music Of The "Cisanzi" Board Lamellophone, Played By A Ngangela Or Cokwe Musician. Central Angolan Highlands, 1913 Kalimba – Ngangela Recorded By – Alfred Schachtzabel	1:42
1-26	Bahutu*–	"Amahoro Meéza", Sung By The Bahutu Women Of Maraangara (Gitarama). Rwanda, 1907/08 Recorded By – Jan Czekanowski	1:56
1-27	Azande*–	Song Of The Zande. Southwestern Sudan, 1928 Recorded By – Edward E. Evans-Pritchard	1:52
1-28	Azande*–	Song Of The Zande. Southwestern Sudan, 1928 Recorded By – Edward E. Evans-Pritchard	1:09
1-29	Bondei–	Xylophone Piece Of The Bondei, Played On The "Vilangwi" Xylophone. Tanga, Tanganyika, 1903 Recorded By – Carl Meinhof	2:34
		The Americas
1-30	Nlaka'pamux–	Dance Song Of The Thompson River Indians. British Columbia, 1897 Recorded By – Franz Boas	1:26
1-31	Hopi (2)–	Eagle Song Of The Hopi Indians. Arizona. Berlin, 1906 Recorded By – Otto Abraham	2:09
1-32	Leocadio Enriquez–	"Mitote" Singing Of The Cora Indian Leocadio Enriquez. Jesús María, Mexico, 1905/06 Recorded By – Konrad Theodor Preuß Vocals – Leocadio Enriquez	1:52
1-33	Taulipang–	Song For The "Parischera" Dance Of The Taulipang. Northeast Brazil/South Venezuela, 1911 Recorded By – Theodor Koch-Grünberg	1:39
1-34	Chiriguano–	Song Of A Chiriguano Indian From Bolivia. San Pedro De Jujuy, Argentina, 1906 Recorded By – Robert Lehmann-Nitsche	0:58
1-35	Masemikens Pedro–	"Song From The Youth Initiation," Sung By The Yámana Indian Masemikens Pedro. Mellijones, Tiera Del Fuego, Chile, 1903 Recorded By – Martin Gusinde Vocals – Masemikens Pedro	2:26
		Europe
1-36	Various–	Two "Tvísöngvar" From Iceland, 1928 Recorded By – Jón Leifs Vocals – Gísli Stefánsson, Sigurðour Gunnarsson, Vilhjálmur Sigurðarson	0:39
1-37	Various–	Two "Tvísöngvar" From North Iceland, 1928 Recorded By – Jón Leifs Vocals – Gísli Stefánsson, Sigurðour Gunnarsson, Vilhjálmur Sigurðarson	1:09
1-38	Unknown Artist–	Two Instrumental Pieces, Played By A "Skudučiai" Ensemble. Parish Jūžintai, Northeast Lithuania, 1909 Recorded By – Eduard Wolter	0:59
1-39	Unknown Artist–	Two Instrumental Pieces, Played By A "Skudučiai" Ensemble. Parish Jūžintai, Northeast Lithuania, 1909 Recorded By – Eduard Wolter	0:47
1-40	Michał Kulawiak–	Polish Folk Song, Sung By Michał Kulawiak. Poland, 1930 Recorded By – Łucjan Kamieński	2:00
1-41	Various–	Song From The Böhmerwald. Neuern, Czechoslovakian Republic, 1931 Recorded By – Mieczysław Kolinski Vocals – Franz Fritz, Franz Wesselak, Hans Hackl	0:44
1-42	Christiane Marrak–	Sorbian Spinning Room Song, Sung By Christiane Marrak. Burg, Germany, 1907 Recorded By – Erich M. Von Hornbostel Vocals – Christiane Marrak	1:24
		Tape Recordings - Monophonic 1951-1974
		Asia

Tracks 1 — 50 of 133

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Published By – Ethnologisches Museum
Published By – Abteilung Musikethnologie
Published By – Berliner Phonogramm-Archiv
Published By – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Published By – Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz
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Pressed By – www.HOFA.de – HOA266058

Credits

Cover, Design – Gabriele Meyer-Hoppe
Editor – Albrecht Wiedmann, Ricarda Kopal, Ulrich Wegner
Editor [Series] – Lars-Christian Koch
Engineer [Sound Restoration] – Jürgen Schöpf (tracks: 1-1 to 1-42)
Liner Notes – Amy Catlin, Andreas Meyer, Artur Simon, Birthe Traerup, Bożena Muszkalska, Dieter Christensen, Don Niles, Doris Stockmann, Eberhard Fischer, Edda Brandes, Ekkehart Royl, Ephraim Ya'akov, Gerd Koch, Gerhard Kubik, Gert Anklam, Gila Flam, Gisa Jähnichen, Gottfried Eberle, Grace Koch, Gretel Schwörer-Kohl, Günther Hartmann, Hans Brandeis, Hans Fischer, Hans-Jürgen Linke, Ingrid Fritsch, Janko Hanushevsky, Jos Gansemans, Jürgen Engelhardt, Jürgen Jensen, Kurt Krieger, Kurt Reinhard, Larry Porter, Laura Patchen, Made Mantle Hood, Manuel Trökes, Marc Chemillier, Mareile Irmler, Margaret Buckner, Martin Boiko, Martin Ramstedt, Matthias Lewy, Matthias Osterwold, Max Peter Baumann, Miguel A. García, Nazir Jairazbhoy, Paul Gutama Soegijo, Philip V. Bohlman, Piotr Dahlig, Raimund Vogels, Razia Sultanova, Richard Haas, Rüdiger Schumacher, Shu-chi Lee, Steev Kindwald, Susanne Ziegler, Tobias Robert Klein, Trân Quang Hải*, Ulrich Wegner, Urban Bareis, Ursula Reinhard, Viola Hörbst, Wolfgang Mayer (4), Árni Björnsson
Liner Notes [Musical Notations] – Wolfgang Strelow
Liner Notes [Translations] – Caroline Diessel, Kathy S. Kwon
Mastered By [Digital Master Tape] – Albrecht Wiedmann

Notes

From the back cover: "Music" - what different meanings this word can have in the various cultures of the world! The compact discs provide a taste of the fascination of the phenomenon of music. They cover a century of the world music from five continents, saved on wax cynlinders, analogue and digital audio tape. The musical heritage of the world - today it still resonates in institutions like the Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv."

Five compact discs in a fat jewel case with a 312-page English booklet housed in a CD-sized illustrated cardboard sleeve.

Published by Abteilung Musikethnologie, Medien-Technik und Berliner Phonogramm-Archiv - Ethnologisches Museum - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz

All texts © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz
© & ℗ 2013

Manufactured and printed in Germany.

Expanded edition of the four CD set from 2000.

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