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- DAT番号
- 1484
- 曲・解説順番号
- 03
- 曲名・解説タイトル：副題
- The Princess of Mount Ophir
- 曲名・解説タイトルよみ：副題
- ザ・プリンセス・オブ・マウント・オフィール
- 演奏者
- Orchid Abdullah(vocal)；HAMZAH DOLMAT(violin) and his Folk Group
- 注記2
- 所蔵関連資料：「ABU関係資料 1975 アジア放送音楽祭 テーマ『自然の歌』（雑資料番号00278）」内に曲目解説(送付書、演奏者紹介付)「MALAYSIAN SONGS OF NATURE」あり（B4サイズのコピー全7枚）。曲目解説に「3. PUTERI LEDANG (The Princess of Mount Ophir)」「Duration: 3'47""」「Mount Ophir or in Malaysian, Gunung Ledang lies in the historic state of Malacca on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Its existance has been associated with legends about fairies and beautiful princesses. From afar it looks like a fairyland covered with mists even on a hot clear day. This song describing about the legend of the mountain is sung by a well-known Malaysian folk singer, Orchid Abdullah to the accompaniment of an Indian style folk band with its main instruments consisting of a set of tabla, harmonium, the oudh and an assorted mixture of Arabic and western instruments.」、演奏者紹介に「HAMZAH DOLMAT and his Folk Group[下線付]」「Hamzah Dolmat is the most celebrated Malaysian folk violinist who has travelled to many parts of the world and throughout South-East Asia to provide a taste of Malaysian music to people whose ears have not been accustomed to it. His band consists of a violin, two hand drums and a gong. At times he also uses the accordion and also the flute in order to enhance his performance. He is now residing in Sabah, one of the states in Malaysia trying to train local musicians to follow his footsteps. He comes from a family of musicians and has made several recordings of Malaysian folk music. His style of playing is considered to be interpretative of Malaysian way of musicianship in which a song is never played the same way twice.」「ORCHID ABDULLAH[下線付]」「Orchid Abdullah is a radio star in folk songs. She has been singing mainly the Ghazal (a type of music influenced by India and West Asia) and is considered the leading exponent of this type of singing. She works as a school teacher and sings only as a past-time.」と記載(曲目解説に「[3.に]青色二重丸印[青色矢印付]、歌(女)[青字]」「ぺロッグ音階[青字]」「地名(西海岸)[青字]」「混合文化[青字][青色囲い付]」「[Gunung Ledangに]青色下線」「[Malacca on the West Coast of Peninsularに]青色下線」「[Malaysianに]青色囲い」「[Orchidに]青色下線」「[Indianに]青色囲い」「[tablaに]青色波線」「[oudhに]青色波線」「[Arabicに]青色囲い」「[western instrumentsに]青色下線」「Vn[青字][青色下線付]」の書き込みあり)。][キーワード]：Malaysiaマレーシア、Sabahサバ、ghazalガザル、独唱(女声)、gambusガンブス(lutes ビワ類１ビワ)、harmoniumハルモニウム(free reedショウ類)、jingle-ringジングル・リング(tambourineタンバリン：rattlesガラガラ類)、maracasマラカス(rattlesガラガラ類)、tablaタブラ(kettle drumsタイコ類１器型、barrel-shaped drums タイコ類２筒型片面)、violinヴァイオリン(lutes ビワ類２ヴァイオリン)、合奏
- 分類番号
- koizumi32_マレーシア、シンガポール、ブルネイ
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- テープ副標題
- MALAYSIAN SONGS OF NATURE
- 録音年
- 1975
- 注記1
- 第11回ABU(Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Unionアジア・太平洋放送連合)放送音楽祭参加テープのダビング
