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- DAT番号
- 1464
- 曲・解説順番号
- 6
- 曲名・解説タイトルよみ
- デレ・ボユ・ギデリム・ナジイェム
- 曲名・解説タイトル:副題
- I Go along the Rivulet
- 曲名・解説タイトルよみ:副題
- アイ・ゴー・アロング・ザ・リヴレット
- 演奏者
- 歌:Hacer Bulu?
- 演奏者よみ
- ウタ:ハジェル・ブルシュ
- 注記2
- 曲目リスト「THE MELODIES OF THE PROGRAM」に「6. I go along the rivulet」「Hacer BULUŞ」(小泉教授の手書きによるメモ「[6.に]丸印、矢印」「4/4」「カシック伴」「女」あり)、歌手紹介「ABOUT THE SINGERS…」に「Hacer BULUŞ - Born in Ankara in 1925, she is a well-known folk music singer since 35 years. She sings the 6th song of the program.」(小泉教授の手書きによるメモ「女性」あり)、楽器紹介(「ABOUT THE INSTRUMENTS USED IN THE PROGRAM…」)に「a) Stringed instruments:BAĞLAMA (Lute) - Long necked, metal stringed and fretted Turkish national folk music instrument. It is made of wood. Turks have carried their "bağlama"s with themselves while they emigrated to Anatolia from Uralo-Altaic steps. "Bağlama"s are constituted in the following parts:body (resonance box), arm (long fretted handle), metal strings, and tuning keys. According to their dimensions and sound ambitus, "bağlama"s are classified into three main groups:i- Jura (the smallest "soprano" size of the family), ii- Bağlama (the middle "alto" size), iii- Divan Saz (the biggest "bass" size).」「d) Percussions:ZİLLİ MAŞA (Jingling Johny) - Iron in tongs shape and jingles added to the ends./KAŞIK (Wooden spoon) - A couple in each hands, these spoons are to play by hitting the back sides to each other.」との記述あり。
- 分類番号
- koizumi56_トルコ
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- テープ副標題
- 川と海の歌FOLK SONGS ON SEA, RIVER, RIVULET, FISH AND FISHER
- 録音年
- 1980年