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Music of Indonesia, Vol. 15: South Sulawesi Strings

by Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

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Bugis Kacapi Ensemble, Pangkajene - Getti' Lampa 05:00
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2.
Bugis Kacapi Ensemble, Pangkajene - La Tinulu La Kasiasi (excerpt) 09:08
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3.
Kajang Kacapi Group - Four Tunes 08:18
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4.
Caku Daeng Baji - Ati-ati Raja (excerpt) - The king's heart 03:26
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Lammu' and La Dahung - Dendang Sia 04:57
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6.
Grup Tiga Sekawan - Lambang Sari Seddi' 09:38
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7.
Sa'be - Tipalayo (excerpt) 04:24
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8.
Satuni - Sai Malayo (excerpt) 03:47
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9.
Tau Langi' and Parui' - Three Songs 04:06
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10.
Ahmad Daeng Mile and Idrus Daeng Buang - Paambi' Bulu' (The mountain climber) 09:50
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11.
Lammu' and La Dahung - Gandung Sia 05:05
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12.
Group Tradisional Anreguru-e Lacombong - Pajalenje' na (Girls who roam around) 06:48
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about

Cultures along the Indonesian coast in South Sulawesi have adapted foreign string isntruments to Indonesian musical aesthetics. This event-oriented music (accompanied and instrumental) often accompanies acrobats and clowns performing at family celebrations and ceremonies. Both professional and informal duets, trios, or ensembles, play two-stringed lutes, lutes that probably originated in Arabia, violins, and zithers. 70 minutes. Recorded in South Sulawesi in 1996.

Learn more: folkways.si.edu/music-of-indonesia-vol-15-south-sulawesi-strings/islamica-world/album/smithsonian

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released January 1, 1997

Masyarakat Seni Pertunjukan Indonesia (Indonesian Society for the Performing Arts) (MSPI) - Partner Organization
Ford Foundation - Partner Organization
Asep Nata - Photographer
Paul Blakemore, Paul Blakemore Audio, Santa Fe, NM - Mastering Engineer
Visual Dialogue - Designer
Philip Yampolsky - Compiler, Liner Notes Editor, Liner Notes, Recorder, Producer

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