David Attenborough - My Field Recordings From Across The Planet - Japan 2 CD

Credits:

David Attenborough

Description:

David Attenborough, widely known as a zoologist, botanist, and documentary filmmaker extraordinaire, has released a collection of rare field recordings he made around the world some 60 years ago! A tour of the world's frontier music in one disc!

Tracklisting:

CD1
1. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH INTRODUCTION
2. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC THREE BALANGES & WOMEN
3. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC BALANGE SOLO DRUM
4. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC ZA-ZA SOLO MAKENI
5. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC ZA-ZA & TRIA
6. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC BUNDU SOCIETY DANCE
7. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC DANCE OF WELCOME
8. WEST AFRICAN MUSIC QUINDINA - DOUBLE HARP
9. BONE FLUTE - WARAMABEA. KAMARANG RIVER. BRITISH GUIANA
10. BONE FLUTE
11. MUSIC FROM BRITISH GUIANA
12. INDONESIAN MUSIC - GAMELAN ORCHESTRA
13. INDONESIAN MUSIC - FRAGMENTS OF KRIS DANCE
14. DJOGET
15. GENDER WAYANG
16. KEBIAR
17. TJAPUNG GANGTUK JAWS HARP SOLO
18. GENGGONG MUSIC
19. GENGGONG MUSIC
20. INDONESIAN MUSIC - FLUTE SOLO
21. SUKING SURALAYA (CELESTIAL FLUTES)
22. DYAK MARRIAGE CELEBRATION
23. GAMBUS SOLO
24. DYAK MARRIAGE CELEBRATION
25. DYAK MARRIAGE CELEBRATION
26. INDONESIAN MUSIC - FUNERAL
27. CARGO BOYS SINGING
28. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH CONCLUSION

CD2
1. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH INTRODUCTION
2. GUIRA CAMPANA - THE BELL BIRD
3. MALVITA
4. IGUAZU
5. LA LLEGADA - THE ARRIVAL
6. MUSIC FROM PARAGUAY
7. NDEVE -GUARNTE
8. MUSIC FROM PARAGUAY
9. NDE RENDAPE AYU
10. MUSIC FROM PARAGUAY ? BACK
11. GALOPERA
12. MUSIC FROM PARAGUAY
13. THE LAMENT OF MY GUITAR
14. MUSIC FROM PARAGUAY
15. MEKE DANCE - QUEEN
16. TAU LUNGA
17. NOSE FLUTE TRIO
18. SITTING DANCE
19. MEKE DANCE ? MALE VOICES
20. TARALALA DANCE
21. CALLING THE TURTLE
22. LAND DIVING SONGS ? CRACK OF LIA
23. LAND DIVINF SONGS - SEED RATTLES
24. VALIKA MUSIC - 2 VALIKAS
25. VALIKA MUSIC ? 3 VALIKAS
26. MERINA TRIBE RETURNING CEREMONY
27. BLOODING CEREMONY WALBIRI PEOPLE
28. BULL ROARER
29. BULL ROARER & CHANT
30. GUNAVIDI TRIBE CHANTING
31. BURADA TRIBE YURLUNGGUR SONG
32. DAVID ATTENBOROUGH'S CONCLUSION