Audio Overview
This is a ceremonial song (gzhas chen) performed by Molhakyi, Tsering, and Dolkar. It is sung in unison. There are two six-line verses, followed by fast choruses with dance steps counted out (i.e. 'one-two-three'). Discussion follows of performance contexts and transmission of the songs (questions posed by John Flower and the Sokhang Quintet).
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MEMO Memo: Filename: A0218 SongTitleEnglish: - SongTitleTibetan: - SongDescription: Sung in unison. Two six-line verses, followed by fast choruses with dance steps counted out (i.e. 'one-two-three'). Notes: Discussion follows of performance contexts, transmission of the songs (questions posed by John Flower and the Sokhang Quintet). Genre: Ceremonial song (gzhas chen) Instruments: Vocals: Tibetan Lyrics: - English Lyrics: Lyrics not yet available. Artists: Molhakyi (mo lha skyid);Tsering (tshe ring);Dolkar (sgrol dkar) Artist Region: Penam Mak Sokhang (pa snam mak gso khang) Song Region: Penam Mak Sokhang (pa snam mak gso khang) Translator: Transcriber: RecordingLocation: Penam Mak Sokhang (pa snam mak gso khang) Duration: RecordingDate: 2000-08-06 MediumType: CD MediumID: J015 CDTrack: 2 StartTime: StopTime: SessionId: LANGUAGE INFO Specific Dialect: pa snam mak gso khang Speech Type: Song MASTER TAPE INFO Master Tape Label: NDRP Master 1 Recorded: 2000-08-02