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Tracks 1-2: Music from Turkey. Unnamed performers (fiddle & drum (darabuqqa)). Recorded 1968, Yuksekova, Kurdistan. BBC LP 32687 (record no. 3193): 1. [no title] (3'38") -- 2. [no title] (2'13") -- 3. NZBC Symphony Orchestra & Orpheus Choir, conductor: Hopkins, John. New Zealand National Song (3'55")BBC 32687 (record no. 3193) -- Tracks 4-9: Maltese Operatic Choral Society (Male section), Cond. Scolaro, J.A., piano Grima, J. Recorded 17/07/59. BBC LP 24956 (record no. 3167): 4. Innu Malti (1'22") -- 5. Betlem (Bethlehem) (1'16") -- 6. Il Benniena Ta 'Gesu' Bambin (The Cradle of Baby Jesus) (1'04") -- 7. L Ghanja Tal Qniepen (Song of the Bells) (2'10") -- 8. F'Dal Lejl Daqshekk Sabih (In this Night so Beautiful) (2'39") -- 9. Wasal Il Feddej (The Redeemer Has Come) (3'02") -- Tracks 10-12 from BBC LP 27257 (record no. 3180): 10. Indonesian Popular Music: Small amateur group. Sarinande (2'31"). Recorded 5/03/62. [Collector possibly Juniper, Barrie] -- 11. Tanganyikan (Tanzanian) Folk Music. Unnamed performers (chant, drums and ankle bells). Dance for God of the Mountain (2'25"). Recorded Katabello, 2/08/58, by Juniper, Barrie -- 12. Tanganyikan (Tanzanian) Folk Music. Unnamed male singer with gombo (monochord). Song in Praise of Hubi Hubi (2'28"). Recorded Kalya 28/09/58, by Juniper, Barrie -- Tracks 13-18: BBC LP 27307 (record no. 3181) (back): 13. [Male chant with leader]. Tema Harbour Song (1'09"), recorded 1961, Ghana -- 14. [Male chant with leader]. Tema Harbour Song (1'54"), recorded 1961, Ghana 15-18: Nigerian Popular Music, recorded Jan 1953, Lagos -- 15. Abana Orchestra of Lagos. Yoruba song (2'11") -- 16. Calabar Choral Party. Efik Song: The Beautiful Sceptre (2'09") -- 17. Ngwane, Jeremiah, with stringed instrument. Bakossi Song: Son, Cherish Your Mother (1'40") -- 18. Kokoro with takbourine. Yoruba song (4'03") -- Tracks 19-20: BBC 2084 (record no. F 536). Songs by a French team from the Vendee taking part in the E.F.D.S.S. festival at the Albert Hall, 7/01/39. Introduced by Kennedy, Douglas -- 19. Chant de Fete (a May song for solo and chorus), L'etait une meumiere [?] - dance song, cumulative, La Batoniere [?] - dance song -- 20. Working song [?] - song for the miller, Chant Salysique [?] - sung by a man, Chant melancolique - sung by a girl and chorus -- Tracks 21-22: BBC 2085 (record no. F 531). Songs by a Dutch team taking part in the E.F.D.S.S. festival at the Albert Hall, 7/01/39. Introduced by Kennedy, Douglas -- 21. Part 1. No further notes on label or card, but songs are introduced by Kennedy, Douglas, on the recording -- 22. Part 2. No further notes on label or card, but songs are introduced by Kennedy, Douglas, on the record. |