Several: Traditional Aboriginal Music Vol. I CD Track Listing

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Several Traditional Aboriginal Music Vol. I
Track 1: "Arnhem Land Vol II: Authentic Australian Aboriginal Songs and Dances", Collection by A.P. Elkin, 1957.\n\nTracks 2 -- 11: "The Art of the Didjeridu", Collection (and partially played) by Trevor Jones, 1963.\n\nTracks 12 -- 24: "Bamyili Corroboree: Songs of Djoli Laiwanga", David Blanasi and Djoli Laiwanga, 1976.\n\nTracks 25 -- 33: "Songs of Bamyili: Traditional Aboriginal Music of Australia (Featuring Didgeridoo)", David Blanasi, 1977.
This misc cd contains 33 tracks and runs 71min 13sec.
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1. Several - Ngorungapa of Central Arnhem Land (02:07)
2. Several - Tone Patterns (02:36)
   Similar to the Mulara, but for Yirritja persons. The subjects are the "poison" bark tree which is used for stupefying fish, and the bush-plum.
3. Several - Breathing Techniques (01:44)
   Didjeridu by Trevor Jones
4. Several - Tone Combinations (01:21)
   Didjeridu by Trevor Jones
5. Several - Special Effects (01:53)
   Didjeridu by Trevor Jones
6. Several - Characteristic Rhythmic Patterns (04:57)
   Didjeridu by Trevor Jones
7. Several - Solo Didjeridu Playing (08:42)
   Didjeridu by Trevor Jones. Short examples of nine characteristic patterns: the first four (Wadamiri, Djerag, Djedbangari, Mulara) belong to the overall north-eastern style known as Bunggal, and use the larger didjeridu. The next two (Gunborg, Gunbalanya)
8. Several - North Central Arnhem Land Corroboree (00:33)
   Recorded by Trevor Jones in Sydney and Perth of non-fully professional players who visited these cities for conferences of various kinds. First six solos are of the north-eastern Bunggal class using the blown overtone, both staccato and "hooted", croaked
9. Several - North Central Arnhem Land Corroboree (00:47)
   Recorded by Lester & Betty Hiatt, Arnhem Land 1960. Manigai, essentially north-central in style, using the continuous accented fundamental; in addition, however, they break the continuity with the "hooted" overtone, a trait typical of songs from further e
10. Several - Central Arnhem Land Corroboree (01:48)
    Recorded by Lester & Betty Hiatt, Arnhem Land 1960. Manigai, essentially north-central in style, using the continuous accented fundamental; in addition, however, they break the continuity with the "hooted" overtone, a trait typical of songs from further e
11. Several - Central Arnhem Land Corroboree (01:51)
    Recorded by Lester & Betty Hiatt, Arnhem Land 1960. Borog song, more decidedly central in style, being from the western side of the Blyth River, and are also similar to the Gunbalanya in their didjeridu rhythms. This one bears the unmistakable western mar
12. Several - Didgeridoo Call Brolga (00:54)
    Recorded by Lester & Betty Hiatt, Arnhem Land 1960. Borog song, more decidedly central in style, being from the western side of the Blyth River, and are also similar to the Gunbalanya in their didjeridu rhythms. This one is from the west of the Liverpool
13. Several - Ngaratj (white Cockatoo) (02:02)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
14. Several - Gunrit (the Argument) (02:57)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
15. Several - Galawan (the Goanna) (02:38)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
16. Several - Bidjurdu (the Willy-willy) (01:57)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
17. Several - Djedberdeh (rifle Fish) (01:48)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
18. Several - Cloud (02:20)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
19. Several - Didgeridoo Call Kookaburra (01:07)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
20. Several - Mimi (03:18)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
21. Several - Debil (04:20)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
22. Several - Lumbuk (pidgeon) (01:55)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
23. Several - Nabale (possum) (01:54)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
24. Several - Rugout (the Wild Man's Song) (03:35)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
25. Several - Didjeridu Solo (lumbuk the Top Knot Pigeon) (00:46)
    David Blanasi and Dick Plummer on Didjeridu
26. Several - Didjeridu Solo (goro-goro the Kookaburra) (00:33)
    David Blanasi
27. Several - Lumbuk the Top Knot Pigeon (01:10)
    David Blanasi
28. Several - Gun-ngwaral the White Cloud (01:04)
    David Blanasi
29. Several - Waiyara the Shadow (02:30)
    David Blanasi
30. Several - Didjeridu Solo (bordoh the Brolga) (00:39)
    David Blanasi
31. Several - Didjeridu Solo (djamu the Dingo) (00:47)
    David Blanasi
32. Several - Bungalin Bungalin a Love Song (02:15)
    David Blanasi
33. Several - Dalubun a Love Song (02:06)
    David Blanasi