Various
Mountain Music Of Peru

Various ~ Mountain Music Of Peru

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Product Type: Vinyl
Availability: In Stock
New/Used: Second Hand
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Comments: Incl booklet. Record two in VG condition due to a few marks on track C1. The rest is VG+.

Label: Ethnic Folkways Library |
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Box Set
Country: US
Release Year: 1967
Genre: Latin | Folk World & Country |
Style: Andean Music | Huayno | Quechua |
Release ID: r6488758

. Peru-Folk And Popular Music
A1. Unknown Artist - "Paloma Blanca"
A2. Unknown Artist - Song Of Marriage
A3. Unknown Artist - Catholic Mass Sung In Quechua
A4. Louis Lamasca - Huayno From Ayacucho
A5. Antonio Sulca - Yaravi And Fugue "Garsila"
A6. Unknown Artist - Music From Tent Show "Coliseo National"
A7. Los Errantes Y Sus Guitarras - "La Tragedia Del Estadio" (Tragedy In The Stadium)
A8. Típicas Roncadoras - "Andina"
A9. Banda Filarmonica Andajina - "Bella Andajina"
. Quechua-Inca Music
. Q'Eros
B1. Unknown Artist - Music And Related Songs Of The "Pina Pincula" - 4 Hole Notched, Vertical Flute
B2. Unknown Artist - "Chunchu" Music On The "Pitu" 6 Hole, Transvers Flute
B3. Unknown Artist - Music And Related Songs of the "Kanchi Sipas" - Panpipes 7 Pipes (Double Rows)
B4. Unknown Artist - Chants And Narratives At Ceremony For Marking Of Animals (Marcation)
B5. Unknown Artist - Songs For Qeros
B6. Unknown Artist - Music From The Village Of Colla, Near Qeros
. Santiago Music
C1. Unknown Artist - Trumpet of Cow Horns (Corneta De Cachu) Trumpet of Meta ... Recorded in Marketplace, Huancayo
C2. Unknown Artist - Wo,en Sing in Quechua ... Recorded In Sacsamarca (Near Huancavalica)
C3. Unknown Artist - Women Sing In Spanish (And Quechua) "Cherimoia" ... Sacsamarca
C4. Unknown Artist - Long Wooden Tube (Trumpet) And Woman Beats Drum And Sings ... Pucara Near Huancayo
C5. Unknown Artist - Flutes And Singers At Concourso At Radio Broadcast, ... Arena In Huancayo
C6. Unknown Artist - Guitar, Fiddle And Men Sing At Concourso
C7. Unknown Artist - Fiddle And Young Girl Sings At Concourso
C8. Unknown Artist - Trumpet, Woman Sings, Fiddles, Dancers At Concourso
C9. Unknown Artist - Fiddle And Saxaphone At Concourso
C10. Unknown Artist - Street Band With Clarinets, Saxaphones, Harps, Etc. ... Recorded At Night In Streets Of Huancayo
C11. Unknown Artist - Women And Drum "Belaunde And Haya Dela Torre" ... Recorded At Night In Streets Of Huancayo
. Aymara Music
D1. Unknown Artist - Music From Carnaval - 3 Flutes And Drum (Tambor) (Condensed From 5 Min.)
D2. Unknown Artist - Wedding Song 3 Women
D3. Unknown Artist - Song Of Lake Titticacca 3 Women
D4. Unknown Artist - Coquela Ceremony - Flutes And Voices
D5. Unknown Artist - Los Jilicatas Panpipes (Antara) And Drum (Bomba)
D6. Unknown Artist - Love Song Of The Animals - Charanga And Men
D7. Unknown Artist - Lullaby - One Woman
D8. Unknown Artist - Song For A Dead Baby - Charanga And Man And Woman (Condensed From 4 Min.)
D9. Unknown Artist - "Que Vamos Al Lago" (Let's Go To The Lake) Charanga, Woman And Man (Condensed)
D10. Unknown Artist - "Palomita" Panpipes
D11. Unknown Artist - "Borrachio Antgua" Charanga And Several Men.

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