| Description |
Green End
1.
Set of bamboo flutes
2.
Rite of passage ceremony combined with flute playing
3.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about a bird (yarowa)
4.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about sugar cane
5.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about water on a tree
6.
War song, after the killing of an enemy
7.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about a woman (Iwandia)
8.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about Marita (fruit)
9.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about the picking up of Marita (fruit)
10.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about a planting
11.
Rite of passage cermenoy, song about a lake (Kawanain)
12.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about pupul, lob bolong diwai
13.
Rite of passage ceremony, song about red feathers
14.
Lament
15.
Lament
16.
Rite of passage ceremony, about tanged (plant)
17.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of an apron
18.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a headdress
19.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a bow
20.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a pig
21.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a headdress
22.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of the feathers of a cockatoo
23.
Rite of passage ceremony, about bracelets
24.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a palm (mepa)
25.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a bad place and smoke
26.
Rite of passage ceremony, lip trill, about the handover of a bow
27.
Rite of passage ceremony, bamboo canes
28.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a headdress (feathers from a cassowary)
29.
War song, about shooting with bows and arrows
30.
Song during the piercing of the nose
31.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of bracelets
32.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a tapa-cloak
33.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of the bone of a cassowary
34.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the rubbing of the skin with earth
35.
Jaw harp song, played by Usonokanen
36.
Jaw harp song, played by dokta boi
Red End
37.
Jaw harp song, played by dokta boi
38.
Jaw harp song, played by Usonokanen
39.
Jaw harp song, played by Tultul
40.
Children's game, wepa wepa
41.
Children's game, kwosa
42.
Children's game, yéwe
43.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the handover of a headband
44.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the rubbing of skin with earth
45.
Rite of passage ceremony, about eagle feathers
46.
Rite of passage ceremony, about Rotang and bracelets
47.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a bow
48.
Rite of passage ceremony, about tanged
49.
Rite of passage ceremony, handover sis
50.
Rite of passage ceremony, handover of pig bone
51.
Rite of passage ceremony, about cockatoo feathers
52.
Song after the death of a man, close to the village
53.
Song after the death of a woman
54.
Song after a death, exorcism, about bamboo and fire
55.
Rite of passage ceremony, about the drinking of water
56.
Rite of passage ceremony, about pitpit (grass)
57.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a waterfall
58.
Rite of passage ceremony, about karuka (variety of wild pandanus) in the mountains
59.
Rite of passage ceremony, dog hunts Cuscus
60.
Rite of passage ceremony, about a bird
61/62.
Rite of passage ceremony, Kavotsio
63.
Rite of passage ceremony, Jaora
64/65.
Rite of passage ceremony, Kavotsio
66.
Rite of passage ceremony, Kwatala
67/68.
Rite of passage ceremony, Kvaotsio with pipes |
| Cite as |
Hans Fischer (collector), 1958. Recordings at Seseli (1-60) and Katsiong (61-68), sixty-eight songs in the style of bamboo flute songs, rite of passage ceremonies, laments, war songs, songs during the piercing of a nose, jaw harp songs, children's songs, songs after the death of a man/. MPEG/VND.WAV/JPEG/TIFF. HF01-010a at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/5b72fcad81285 |
