Where Rivers and Mountains Sing, livre ebook

Winner, 2007 ASCAP Deems Taylor Bela Bartok Award for Ethnomusicology

Where Rivers and Mountains Sing - Audio and Video

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Audio Tracks

1. Evening Roundup in Chandman, Mongolia performed by ***
2. Wind Harmonics on Stringed Instruments performed by ***
3. Artyy-Saiyr performed by Vasili Chazyr
4. Alash performed by Mergen Mongush
5. Kargyraa in a Cave performed by Anatoli Kuular
6. Kargyraa performed by Eres-ool Mongush
7. Xöömei performed by Sundukai Mongush
8. Jew's Harp performed by Oleg Kuular
9. The River Herlen performed by Xongorzul
10. Borbangnadyr with Water performed by Anatoli Kuular
11. Kai: My Topshuur performed by Sarymai Orchimaev
12. Buyant Gol performed by Sengedorj
13. Gooj Nanaa performed by Sengedorj
14. Amyrga performed by Maar-ool Sat
15. Two Lovers on Horseback performed by Gombojav
16. Running Horse performed by Gombojav
17. Wounded Bear performed by Gombojav
18. Young Show-off performed by Gombojav
19. Camel Gait performed by Gombojav
20. Animal Sound Mimicry performed by Albert Saspyk-ool
21. Animal Sound Mimicry performed by Alexander Tülüsh
22. Mountain Kargyraa performed by Aldyn-ool Sevek
23. Steppe Kargyraa performed by Aldyn-ool Sevek
24. Contour of Altai Mountains performed by Gombojav
25. Contour of Hangai Mountains performed by Gombojav
26. The Sound of a Mountain Singing performed by Evgeni Ulugbashev
27. Mountain Voices performed by Evgeni Ulugbashev
28. Shanchyg performed by Anatoli Kuular
29. Gallop of Jonon Har performed by Bat-Erdene
30. Talking Jew's Harp performed by Sarymai Orchimaev
31. The River Eev performed by Deleg Bayansair
32. Black-Spotted Yak performed by Dari Bandi
33. Animal Signals performed by Dari Bandi
34. Sheep Domestication Song (Mongolia) performed by Gombosurengiin Begzjav
35. Sheep Domestication Song (Tuva) performed by Doluma Lopsanchap
36. Yak-Milking Melody performed by Tserenedimit
37. Chyraa-Xor performed by Huun-Huur-Tu
38. Xöömei on Horseback performed by Anatoli Kuular and Kaigal-ool Xovalyg
39. Ezenggileer performed by Marjymal Ondar
40. Ancestors performed by Huun-Huur-Tu

Videos

1. Huun-Huur-Tu on the Road, San Francisco, California, 1999 performed by Huun-Huur-Tu
2. A Drive in the Mountains Western Tuva, Summer 2003 performed by Huun-Huur-Tu
3. The Singing River performed by Anatoli Kuular
4. Whistling a Landscape performed by Grigori Mongush
5. Bayan-Dugai performed by Kaigal-ool Xovalyg
6. Buqtym, Buqtym (I'm Ducking, I'm Ducking) performed by Abdulhamit Raimbergenov
7. Karasai performed by Abdulhamit Raimbergenov
8. Ak-Tamak—Kök-Tamak (White Neck—Blue Neck) performed by Namazbek Uraliev
9. Toguz Qairyq (Nine Themes) performed by Ruslan Jumabaev
10. Bie Dance performed by Residents of Türgen Sum, Uvs Aimag, western Mongoli
11. The White Swan performed by Raushan Orazbaeva
12. The Rabbit-Shaman performed by Ochur-ool Mongush
13. Chyraa-Bora performed by Aldar Tamdyn
14. The Gallop of Tulpar performed by Yedil Huseinov
15. Dancing Mountain Goat performed by Yedil Huseinov
16. Siber Chyltys performed by Vyacheslav Kuchenov
17. Pis Kildibis performed by Sabjilar
18. Shaman Ritual performed by Lazo Mongush
19. Excerpt from Manas Epic performed by Rysbek Jumabaev
20. Kojamyk performed by Tyva Kyzy
21. Öpei-Yry (Lullaby) performed by Tyva Kyzy
22. Praise-Song performed by Raisa Modorova
23. Kyzyl-Taiga performed by Kaigal-ool Xovalyg
24. Tuvan Music Ad-Ventures I: A Swedish Snack Food performed by Huun-Huur-Tu
25. Tuvan Music Ad-Ventures II: A Greek Soccer Lottery performed by Huun-Huur-Tu

Theodore Levin takes readers on a journey through the rich sonic world of inner Asia, where the elemental energies of wind, water, and echo; the ubiquitous presence of birds and animals; and the legendary feats of heroes have inspired a remarkable art and technology of sound-making among nomadic pastoralists. As performers from Tuva and other parts of inner Asia have responded to the growing worldwide popularity of their music, Levin follows them to the West, detailing their efforts to nourish global connections while preserving the power and poignancy of their music traditions.

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
On Language and Pronunciation
Dramatis Personae
1. Finding the Field
Road Warriors
Kyzyl
Reinventing Tuva
2. The World Is Alive with the Music of Sound
Musical Offerings
In a Cave
Natural Reverb
Interlude
3. Listening the Tuvan Way
Timbre-Centered Music
Throat-Singing: The Ideal Timbral Art
4. Sound Mimesis
Mimesis and the Power of Representation
Hunters: The Earliest Sound Technologists?
Ludic Mimesis
Sound Mimesis and Spiritual Landscape
Sound Mimesis as Narrative
The Mimesis of Mimesis
Mimesis as Cultural Memory
5. Music, Sound, and Animals
Animal Spirits
Signaling and Singing to Animals
Listening to Animals
Animals in Music
"Animal Style" Art and Music
6. An Animist View of the World
Huun-Huur-Tu at Home
Epic Dreams
Shamans and Champagne
The Spirit of Manas
Women Are Not Supposed to Do This
The Ondar Phenomenon
Crete
Postlude: Appropriation and Its Discontents
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Key to Selections on Compact Disc
Key to Selections on DVD