Music of Indonesia, Vol. 15: South Sulawesi Strings

Cultures along the Indonesian coast in South Sulawesi have adapted foreign string instruments 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.

Track Listing

101	Getti' Lampa	Bugis Kacapi Ensemble, Pangkajene	03:23
102	La Tinulu La Kasiasi (Excerpt)	Bugis Kacapi Ensemble, Pangkajene	09:08
103	Four Tunes	Kajang Kacapi Group	08:18
104	Ati-ati Raja (The King's Heart) - Excerpt	Caku Daeng Baji	03:26
105	Dendang Sia	Lammu' and La Dahung	04:57
106	Lambang Sari Seddi'	Grup Tiga Sekawan	09:38
107	Tipalayo (Excerpt)	Sa'be	04:24
108	Sai Malayo (Excerpt)	Satuni	03:47
109	Three Songs	Tau Langi' and Parui'	04:06
110	Paambi' Bulu' (The Mountain Climber)	Ahmad Daeng Mile and Idrus Daeng Buang	09:50
111	Gandung Sia	Lammu' and La Dahung	05:05
112	Pajalenje' na (Girls who Roam Around)	Group Tradisional Anreguru-e Lacombong	06:48