Field Recordings – page 3
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group vocal – recorded under grape trellises in Artux
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Tagh Mexrepliri – Ablizhan Abdemet, Metniyaz Wushur, Seyidehmed Turamet – recorded in Xuhpu – everyone from the village came out to watch me record – recorded in a mud courtyard.
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Dolan muqam – Dolan ensemble recorded in an orchard in Makit
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recorded at the Amannisa Khan park in Yarkand during a weekly Sunday meshrep. simply wandering through a small park in Yarkand, we came across this gathering which apparently happens every week. these guys play and locals just start dancing dolan style together – mostly men. i’ll post a short video clip shortly.
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Tagh Koxak – Rosei Tomir – Rosei has a unique singing style as you can hear – his high, feathery voice took me a bit by surprise at first. His friends egged him on initially, teasing him saying that he was no longer the man he used to be…that he couldn’t make his voice as high as he before. ravap & singing. recorded in Keria
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uncertain title (?) Kyrgyz folk song – Ebray, Hayat – komuz (Kyrgyz lute) & timur komuz (jawharp) – outside of Artux (area with a significant Kyrgyz population)
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Ayxamgul Abdulrihim – recorded in the courtyard just outside Amannisa Khan’s tomb in Yarkand.
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