Musical Sources
Various Artists
First issued in 1971, Musical Sources is a collection of 30 compositions from the UNESCO Collection of Traditional Music. The featured field recordings include rarely heard examples of music from the cultures of Indigenous peoples. Listeners will receive an introduction to music from around the world sung in native languages and performed on a variety of string, horn, wind, and percussion instruments from Asia to the Americas, Australia to Africa, and the Pacific Islands to Europe.
Release Info
Catalog Number
UNES08100
Year(s) Released
1971
Label(s)/Collection(s)
Genre(s)
Instrument(s)
3-foot khène,
Backing vocals,
Bagpipe,
Caja,
Chorus,
Dholak,
Didgeridoo,
Erquencho,
Flute,
Group vocals,
Hand claps,
Handclapping,
Harmonium,
Jingle bells,
Kacapi,
Khash-shabah,
Lead vocals,
Morin khuur,
Musette,
Musette Bechonnet in G,
Nai,
Nây,
Ney ,
Nhi,
Ongo,
Organ,
Pakhavaj,
Percussion,
Qânûn,
Rattle,
Req,
Rincik,
Rudra veena,
Shêng,
Suling,
Susuku,
Tabla,
Taiko,
Tambura,
Tamja,
Tanpura,
Tar,
Tebel,
Tiêu,
Tsymbaly,
Ud,
Violin,
Water drum
Language(s)
Recording Era(s)
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