Audio Overview
This is a song performed by the Panam Quintet. The song is considered antiphonal. Women sing, men respond, and there is dancing throughout. There are four verses, each followed by a fast dancing section. The song is interrupted by a discussion in the middle, followed by dancing steps. The older women were teaching the Sokhang Quintet how to do the dance.
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- Panam Quintet
- Sokhang village
- Dancing songs (zhabs bro)
- Music in Tibet
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- Ü-Tsang Group
- Tsang
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- Ü-Tsang Group
MEMO Memo: Filename: A0220 SongTitleEnglish: - SongTitleTibetan: - SongDescription: Antiphonal, women sing, men respond. Dancing throughout, with four verses each followed by fast dancing section. Notes: The song is interrupted by discussion in the middle, followed by dancing steps. The older women were teaching the Sokhang Quintet how to do the dance. The song name is repeated after the song (between 5:40 - 5:50 in the full recording). Genre: Dancing song (zhabs bro gzhas) Instruments: Vocals: Tibetan Lyrics: - English Lyrics: Lyrics not yet available. Artists: Molhakyi (mo lha skyid);Tsering (tshe ring);Dolkar (sgrol dkar);Pema Dondup (pad ma don grub);Dawa Tsering (zla ba tshe ring);Dawa Ngodup (zla ba dngos grub);Tenzin (bstan 'dzin);Lhakpa Tsering (lhag pa tshe ring) 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: 4 StartTime: StopTime: SessionId: LANGUAGE INFO Dialect Family: dbus gtsang Specific Dialect: pa snam mak gso khang Speech Type: Song MASTER TAPE INFO Master Tape Label: NDRP Master 1 Recorded: 2000-08-02