Various - Ancient And Oriental Music FLAC download

Tracklist

China: Three Ancient Melodies
A1-1	–Louis Chen	"Tzuey Ueng Charn" (The Strumming Of An Elderly Gentleman In A State Of Refined Intoxication)
A1-2	–Louis Chen	"Lanq Taur Sha" (Waves Washing The Beach)
A1-3	–Louis Chen	"Nan Jinn Gong" (Entering The Palace)
China: Instruments And Dance Music
A2-1	–Orchestra Of The Classical Theatre Of China	The Poet Rides
A2-2	–Ja Fuhshi	"Meihua San Nonq" (Plum Blossom)
A3	–Ching Yü-feng And T'ang Kuei-fang With Orchestra	Duet From "Sheu Fanqniou" (The Little Shepherd)
A4-1	–Shang Hsiao-yün With Orchestra	Excerpt From "Muudan Tyng" (The Peony Pavilion)
China: Opera
A4-2	–Tu Chin-fang With Orchestra Of The Classical Theatre Of China	Except From "Bair Sheh Juann" (The White Serpent)
A5	–Hsiao Tsung-i With Orchestra Of The Classical Theatre Of China	Except From "Wuu Jia Po" (Lady Precious Stream)
A6	–Hsiao Tsung-i With Orchestra Of The Classical Theatre Of China	Except From "Yuanmen Jaan Tzyy" (Beheading A Son)
A7	–Chao Wen-kuei With Orchestra Of The Classical Theatre Of China	Excerpt From "Tsao Chyau Guan" (Thatched Bridge Pass)
Tibet
B1-1	–Unknown Artist	Lamaist Instrumental Ensemble
B1-2	–Unknown Artist	Lamaist Chanting
B1-3	–Unknown Artist	Hymn By Two Nuns
Cambodia
B2	–Mme. Noüy With Instruments	Bampe (Lullaby)
B3	–Unknown Artist	Raivo (Hair-Cutting Ceremony)
Laos
B4-1	–Thao Nenh	Song Of The Nam-Ngum Bargeman
B4-2	–Thao Nenh	Mengphoutomdok (Buzzing Of Bees)
B4-3	–Unknown Artist	Laoh-Tenh (Old Dance)
B4-4	–Unknown Artist	Thoum (Court Of Love)
Bali
B5-1	–Gamelan Bali	Tjroektjoek Poenjah (A Drunken Woodpecker)
B5-2	–Balinese Theatre	Excerpt From "Tjalonarang"
B5-3	–Unknown Artist	Excerpt From A Gamboch
Tahiti
B6-1	–Unknown Artist	Paoa (Primitive Song)
B6-2	–Unknown Artist	Aue Aue (Modern Dance)
Japan
C1	–Shinichi Yuize	Gagaku (Court Music): "Dance Of The Great Peace"
C2	–Shinichi Yuize	Rokudan (Nos. 1, 3, 6)
C3	–Shinichi Yuize	Chidori-No-Kyoku (Song Of The Sea Plovers)
India: Folk Music
C4-1	–Unknown Artist	Rice-Transplanting Song (Western Ghats)
C4-2	–Unknown Artist	Harvest Processional Song (Western Ghats)
C4-3	–Unknown Artist	Toda Song (Nilgiri Mountains)
C4-4	–Unknown Artist	Death Wail (Cape Comorin)
C5-1	–Unknown Artist	Afridi Song (Khyber Pass)
C5-2	–Unknown Artist	Marathi Weaver's Song (Hyderabad)
C5-3	–Unknown Artist	Bhajan (Marathi Villagers' Prayer) (Hyderabad)
India: Classical Music
C6-1	–Vasanta Koakilam	Sundari Nann'indarilo (Telugu) (Carnatic Devotional Song)
C6-2	–Khan Saheb Hamid Hussain*	Pahâdî (Dhun) (Sârangî With Tablâ)
C6-3	–Hirabai Barodekar	Kânkariyé Jî Na Mâro (Hindi)
C7	–Ali Hussain	Râga Kedâra
Jewish Music
D1-1	–Jacob Goldstein	Lamenasseah Al Haggitit (Psalm 8)
D1-2	–Jacob Goldstein	Moholel Kol Wehol Johol (Hymn For Hasha'na Rabba)
D1-3	–Jacob Goldstein	'Al Naharot Bobal Hosehoh (Paraphrase Of Psalm 137)
Ancient Greek Music
D2	–Arda Mandikian	First Delphic Hymn
D3	–Arda Mandikian	Epitaph Of Seikilos
Music Of Islam: Near East
D4	–S. S. Alami	Muezzin's Call To Prayer
D5	–Unknown Artist	Taqsim Bayati (Turkish)
D6	–Unknown Artist	Bedouin Song (From El Fayum)
Music Of Islam: Iraq
D7	–Unknown Artist	Tahher Fouadaka Bil-Rahat (His Image)
D8	–Muhammad Efendi el Qabbanji*	Ya Naees El-Tarfe (Oh You With The Dreaming Eyes)
Music Of Islam: The Maghrib
D9	–Muhammad el Shuwaikah	Oomri Alayki (I Spent My Life) (Moroccan)
D10	–Muhammad ibn Hasan	Alhazo Zabi (Could It Be That Your Eyes?) (Tunisian)
D11	–Al-Hajj el 'Arabi ibn Sari	Fah El-Banafseg (The Narcissus Flower Is Blooming) (Algerian)

Companies, etc.

• Published By – Oxford University Press

Credits

• Score Editor – Egon Wellesz, Gerald Abraham

Notes

The first of ten sets of the History of Music in Sound, released as a companion to the New Oxford History of Music, published by Oxford University Press. The series was to span the history of music from the ancient and oriental sources in this first volume up through the "Modern" music of the 20th Century, ending in 1950. Originally published in 1957, it was reprinted in 1961. The recordings were released on HMV in the United Kingdom, and on RCA Victor in the United States.

Also released as a 9-disc set of 78 RPM discs, tracking information provided in the accompanying booklet.

Uncredited individual tracks are referred to anonymously in the liner notes, for example "instrumental ensemble" or "male voice". Only those credited performers or ensembles from the companion booklet are cited, all others are labelled "Uncredited Performers".

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
HLP 1	Various	Ancient & Oriental Music (Volume I Of The History Of Music In Sound) ‎(LP)	His Master's Voice	HLP 1	UK	Unknown