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PP9B

Monash University
Lynette Moore (Aggregated by) Traditional Musicians (Aggregated by)
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Tape PP9B 2-12-80 Gong (start 0:00) 1.Gung Mula-Mula Biasa 2.Gung Mendadua 3.Pongpong 4.Poi 5.Tapudep 6.Panggora Kucapi (3-12-80) (start ~6:20) 1.Tataken Kemang Barruna 2.Tataken Kemana Anakna 3.Tataken Kemang Jukutna 4.Ende-Ende Pendedah Kempu 5.Ende-Ende Pendedah Anak 6.Ende-Ende Empung Naseritia 4-12-80 (A. Tao) (start ~14:20) 1.Ende-Ende Situa-Situa Merunjukat 2.Ende-Ende Lako Mendah Im 3.Ende-Ende Tubu-Tubu Mbeng-lelah Gong ensemble is made up of a number of percussion instrument (gongs, gong-chimes and cymbals). Some pieces begin with a layering effect. The music contains a lot of rhythmic material and syncopation. After a gap in the tape, the Kucapi music starts. Kucapi is a plucked stringed instrument (zither). Ende-Ende are solo vocal pieces sung by women. There is a lot of conversation in between these pieces. For ease of navigation, time stamps are provided for the start of each instrument/instrumental group.

Issued: 2021-11-18

Created: 2021-11-18

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Digital Humanities | Ethnic Studies | Indonesia | Lynette Moore Collection | MAMU | Music Archive of Monash University | Musicology and Ethnomusicology | North Sumatra | Performing Arts | Sumatra |

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