Music! The Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv (1900-2000) by Various

2000 · Folk, World, & Country · Field Recording · Education · Religious · Berliner

1. Wax Cylinder Recordings (1893-1954)
2. Asia
3. 1-1 "Kham Hom", Performed By A Theater Ensemble From Bangkok. Berlin, 1900 1:57
4. 1-2 "Oggayam" Sung By Perfecto Balangi, A Southern Kalinga. Balatoc, Phillippines, 1934 1:55
5. 1-3 "Tedhak Saking", Central Javanese Gamelan Composition. Yogyakarta, Java, 1932 4:49
6. 1-4 Krishna Song, Voice And Flute Imitation By Rehana Tyabji. Baroda, India, 1933 3:03
7. 1-5 Death Lament Of The Kurdish Singer Abdal Ali. Sendshirili, Turkey, 1902 3:55
8. 1-6 Two Jewish Songs. Yemen, 1931 2:57
9. 1-7 Dance Tune Played On The Two-Stringed Fiddle "Qoboz" By Two Professional Uzbek Musicians. Tashkent, Russian Turkestan, 1905 2:20
10. 1-8 Rowing Song Of A Boat's Crew On The Yangzi. Sichuan, China, 1912 1:53
11. 1-9 "Ezo Ya Matsumaye", Japanese Folk Song, Niigata, Japan, 1911 2:08
12. 1-10 Beginning Of The "Gagaku" Composition "Etenraku." The Wind Section. Tokyo, Japan, 1911 2:06
13. Australia / Oceania
14. 1-11 "Dance Choir With Trill" Of The Nyulnyul. Beagle Bay, Australia, 1910 2:19
15. 1-12 Song Of The "Ujangong" Mask Dance, Sung By The Monumbo Man Baigisa. German New Guinea, 1904 1:23
16. 1-13 Song Sung By A Man, Recorded In Timbunke. Interlocking Flutes. German New Guinea, 1912 1:16
17. 1-14 Song Sung By A Man, Recorded In Timbunke. Interlocking Flutes. German New Guinea, 1912 2:00
18. 1-15 "Tangiboa", Death Lament, Sung By Dawidi Anam. German New Guinea, 1928 2:36
19. 1-16 Dance Song "A Uali." Baluan, Admiralty Islands, 1907 1:02
20. 1-17 Breadfruit Dance Song, Sung By Essep, Island Of Uman. Truk, Micronesia, 1907 1:18
21. Africa
22. 1-18 Bedouin Song, Jabal Harāz, Yemen, 1931 1:28
23. 1-19 Bedouin Song, Kabyle Berber, Northeast Algeria, 1927 0:56
24. 1-20 Caravan Song Of The Tuareg Of The Sahara. Tunisia (?), 1929 0:58
25. 1-21 Three Flute Players And A Singer Of The Atutu (Baule). Abigui, Ivory Coast, 1935 2:22
26. 1-22 Five Proverbs, Drummed In The Twi Language By Okofu From Logba. Togo, 1905 1:28
27. 1-23 Music For The "Lela" Celebration. Four Flutes And Singing. Bali, Cameroon, 1908 2:14
28. 1-24 Vessel Flute Music, Played By Two Luba Musicians. Luebo, Kete Region, Congo, 1906 2:19
29. 1-25 Music Of The "Cisanzi" Board Lamellophone, Played By A Ngangela Or Cokwe Musician. Central Angolan Highlands, 1913 1:43
30. 1-26 "Amahoro Meéza", Sung By The Bahutu Women Of Maraangara (Gitarama). Rwanda, 1907/08 1:57
31. 1-27 Song Of The Zande. Southwestern Sudan, 1928 1:52
32. 1-28 Song Of The Zande. Southwestern Sudan, 1928 1:09
33. 1-29 Xylophone Piece Of The Bondei, Played On The "Vilangwi" Xylophone. Tanga, Tanganyika, 1903 2:35
34. The Americas
35. 1-30 Dance Song Of The Thompson River Indians. British Columbia, 1897 1:26
36. 1-31 Eagle Song Of The Hopi Indians. Arizona. Berlin, 1906 2:09
37. 1-32 "Mitote" Singing Of The Cora Indian Leocadio Enriquez. Jesús María, Mexico, 1905/06 1:53
38. 1-33 Song For The "Parischera" Dance Of The Taulipang. Northeast Brazil/South Venezuela, 1911 1:40
39. 1-34 Song Of A Chiriguano Indian From Bolivia. San Pedro De Jujuy, Argentina, 1906 0:59
40. 1-35 "Song From The Youth Initiation," Sung By The Yámana Indian Masemikens Pedro. Mellijones, Tiera Del Fuego, Chile, 1903 2:27
41. Europe
42. 1-36 Two "Tvísöngvar" From Iceland, 1928 0:40
43. 1-37 Two "Tvísöngvar" From North Iceland, 1928 1:10
44. 1-38 Two Instrumental Pieces, Played By A "Skudučiai" Ensemble. Parish Jūžintai, Northeast Lithuania, 1909 1:00
45. 1-39 Two Instrumental Pieces, Played By A "Skudučiai" Ensemble. Parish Jūžintai, Northeast Lithuania, 1909 0:48
46. 1-40 Polish Folk Song, Sung By Michał Kulawiak. Poland, 1930 2:01
47. 1-41 Song From The Böhmerwald. Neuern, Czechoslovakian Republic, 1931 0:44
48. 1-42 Sorbian Spinning Room Song, Sung By Christiane Marrak. Burg, Germany, 1907 1:24
49. Tape Recordings - Monophonic (1951-1974)
50. Asia
51. 2-1 Instrumental Narration, Played On The Duct Flute "Düdük". Mehmet Bayraktar, Antakya, Turkey, 1956 3:46
52. 2-2 "Qaside," Sung By Seyid Ahmet Of Şırnak. Hakkari, Turkey, 1965 4:08
53. 2-3 "Atābā", Sung And Accompanied On The Spike Fiddle "Rabāb" By Mukhtar 'Ārif Ijnād. Wint Al-Rihān, Syria, 1974 3:11
54. 2-4 "Taksim" In "Maqām Nahāwand", Played On The Short-Necked Lute "Al-'ūd" By Jeries Nimir. Nazareth, Israel, 1967 7:07
55. 2-5 Two Instrumental Pieces Played On The "Zïbïzga" (Flute) And The "Dombra" (Lute) By The Uigur Musicians Sarkat And Toktagan. Istanbul, Turkey, 1955 1:16
56. 2-6 Two Instrumental Pieces Played On The "Zïbïzga" (Flute) And The "Dombra" (Lute) By The Uigur Musicians Sarkat And Toktagan. Istanbul, Turkey, 1955 2:07
57. 2-7 "Goze" Singer Sugimoto Kikue Accompanies Herself On The "Shamisen." Takada, Japan, 1964 4:15
58. Oceania
59. 2-8 Initiation Song And Jew's Harp Piece Of The Anga. Village Of Seseli, Banir River 0:51
60. 2-9 Initiation Song And Jew's Harp Piece Of The Anga. Village Of Seseli, Banir River, New Guinea, 1968 1:39
61. 2-10 Dance Song For Initiation. Moeneu, Santa Cruz Archipelago, 1967 4:10
62. Africa
63. 2-11 "Mawwāl" And Nubian Song. Cairo, Egypt, 1955 3:03
64. 2-12 "Mawwāl" And Nubian Song. Cairo, Egypt, 1955 5:12
65. 2-13 Song Of The Harp Player Kali Of The Buduma. Lake Chad Island Of N'guya, Tchad, 1962 2:35
66. 2-14 Dance Of The Hausa Girls With Drumming. Anka, Northern Nigeria, 1961 4:30
67. 2-15 Zulu Songs Accompanied By The Musical Bow "Ugubhu," Sung And Played By Princess KaDinuzulu. Village Of Mahlabatini, South Africa, 1968 2:10
68. 2-16 "Ntete", Musical Piece For A Mouth-Resonated Bow, Played By The Msena Musician Ntshambo Thole. Village Of Chambuluka, Lower Shire Valley, Malaŵi, 1967 3:07
69. 2-17 Boat Song. Island Of Buvuma, Lake Victoria, Uganda, 1970 2:58
70. 2-18 Boat Song. Island Of Buvuma, Lake Victoria, Uganda, 1970 1:58
71. 2-19 Two Haunting Songs Of The Borana-Galla. Southern Ethiopia, 1951 1:19
72. 2-20 Haunting Song Of The Borana-Galla. Southern Ethiopia 0:54
73. South America
74. 2-21 "News Chant" Of The Waika Indian Olamihu. Upper Orinoco, Venezuela, 1954 1:52
75. 2-22 Music For An "Ayarichi" Dance, Played On Panpipes And Drums. Department Of Chuquisaca, Bolivia, 1958 3:27
76. Europe
77. 2-23 Three "Yoiks" Of The Sami. Karasjok, Norway, 1956 1:06
78. 2-24 Three "Yoiks" Of The Sami. Karasjok, Norway, 1956 1:06
79. 2-25 Three "Yoiks" Of The Sami. Karasjok, Norway, 1956 0:51
80. 2-26 Historical Song Performed By Ramë Nikqi (28), Hysen Nikqi (1925) And Ramë Nikqi (31). Rugovo, Kosovo, 1959 3:58
81. 2-27 Easter Song, Sung By Rista Mirčeska And Duda Nikodinoska. Bituse, Macedonia, 1974 2:12
82. 2-28 "Zwiefacher," Played By The Ensemble Of Heinrich Baronner. Aichach, Upper Bavaria, Germany, 1967 1:38
83. Tape Recordings - Stereophonic (Field) (1967-2000)
84. Asia
85. 3-1 Music Of The "Gamelan Ajeng". Village Of Buher, Karawang, West-Java, Indonesia, 1981 12:07
86. 3-2 "Jegog" Music, Played By The Ensemble "Jegog Jayus" From The Village Of Sangkaragung, Northwestern Bali, Indonesia, 1995 4:17
87. 3-3 Dance Song Of The Tigwa Manobo, Accompanied On The Tube Zither And The Boat Lute. Village Of SItio Kisayab, San Fernando, Bukidnon, Philippines, 1993 3:20
88. 3-4 Praise Song Of The Royal Power. "Pat Pyo", Composed By Myawaddy Mingyi U Sa. Rangoon, Myanmar/Burma, 2000 4:20
89. 3-5 "South Vietnamese Music Of The Talented". Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 1999 4:42
90. 3-6 "Aacigu" ('Mountain Song'), Sung By The Aini Heishan. Yuennan, China, 1990 1:14
91. 3-7 "Qurbah." Bagpipe Music Performed At A Wedding. Group Of Sa'īd Shinīn Of Ṣallān, Ṣohār, Recorded In Majīs, Wilāyah Ṣohār, Oman, 1990 4:46
92. Oceania
93. 3-8 Music From The Highland Region Of Western New Guinea (Irian Jaya). Excerpt From A Great Dance Festival In Munggona (Eipomek), 1976 4:49
94. 3-9 Christmas Dance Of The Yali. Missionary Station Angguruk, Western New Guinea, 1975 2:44
95. Africa
96. 3-10 Gera Esharbeh - Two Compositions Played By "Waza" Trumpet Ensembles Of The Berta. Villages Of Mitinjalo Near Qessan And Uffud El-Tom, Sudan, 1982 2:52
97. 3-11 Asa Musa Iadoiya - Two Compositions Played By "Waza" Trumpet Ensembles Of The Berta. Villages Of Mitinjalo Near Qessan And Uffud El-Tom, Sudan, 1982 1:54
98. 3-12 The Mwirugavu Yalyaki Nkwanzi Group. Ensemble Music For Panpipes And Xylophone. Village Of Namisambia I, Bugosa District, Uganda, 2000 4:11
99. 3-13 "Shi Kalaksai", Praise Music Played By The "Ganga Kura" Ensemble Of The Shehu Of Borno. Maidiguri, Nigeria, 1991 3:19
100. The Americas
101. 3-14 "Reel", Played By The Ensemble "The Rising Youth". Tobago, 1995 3:15
102. 3-15 "Phukuna" Panflute Ensemble ("Kantu") Of The Kallawayas. Charazani, Bolivia, 1983 5:02
103. Europe
104. 3-16 "Caramelles De Nadal", Christmas Songs. San Jorge, Eivissa (Ibiza), Spain, 1978 4:14
105. 3-17 "Boche 'e Notte", "Tenores" Singing. Bitti, Sardinia, 1988 5:11
106. 3-18 "Shavi Shashvi" ("The Black Trush"). Three-Part Vocal Polyphony From Guria, Georgia, 1991 3:44
107. Tape Recordings - Stereophonic (Concert) (1973-2000)
108. Asia
109. 4-1 "Ortsende", Paul Gutama Soegijo And The Banjar Gruppe. Berlin, Germany, 1973 4:11
110. 4-2 "Kripaju", A Composition By Tyāgarāja In Rāgam Chajatharangini And Tālam Aditālam, Performed By Rajeswari Padmanabhan, Karaikkudi S. Subramanian And Tanjore Upendran From Madras, India, 1975 4:12
111. 4-3 "Khyāl" In "Rāg Mishra Bhairavi," Sung By Sulochana Yajurvedi Brahaspati And Accompanied By Inder Lal Dhandra, India, 1981 9:52
112. 4-4 Solo Piece For The Vietnamese Zither "Đàn Tranh", Performed By Trân Quang Hải, Paris, 1985 5:49
113. 4-5 Solo Piece For The Chinese Zither "Zheng", Composed And Performed By Liang Tsai-p'ing, Taiwan, 1979 7:43
114. 4-6 "Taqsīm" On The Arabian Lute "Al-'ūd," Played By Munir Bahir, Iraq, 1983 6:42
115. Africa
116. 4-7 Music Of The "Mizmār Baladī" Ensemble From Upper Egypt, 1977 8:29
117. 4-8 "Madīḥ Nabawī" ("Praise Of The Prophet") Performed By Munnina Mint Eleya And Her Griot Ensemble From Mauretania, 1978 10:30
118. 4-9 Historical Song, Sung To The Bowl Lyre "Endongo", By Evaristo Muyinda From Kampala, Uganda, 1983 3:41
119. 4-10 "Mama Elisa, Played By Donald Kachamba's Kwela Band From Malaŵi, 1981 3:13
120. 4-11 Introductoy Song, Sung And Played On The Bridge Harp "Seperewa" By Kwame Osei Korankye From Ghana, 1999 3:08
121. 4-12 Music For "Kete" Drums, Played By The Bambala Traditional Group From Ghana/Köln, Germany, 1999 4:56

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