Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Music of religious festivals is one of the richest and most important types of musical expression in the Andes. These 1989 recordings from the Peruvian Archives of Tradi-tional Andean Music present lively music of the religious festivals in the Cusco region. Devotees perform with flutes and drums, harps and violins, accordions, brass bands, and voices. Filled with the sounds of celebration and the fervor of the religious occasions, the performances present Andean music in its contemporary religious setting. 26 tracks. "Puts you in touch with the real thing." –Tucson Citizen

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Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • for the Ethnomusicologist, not the casual "World Music fan"
Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Smithsonian Folkways
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 2
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ASIN: B000001DGZ
Release Date: 1992-07-13

Tracks:

  1. 'Paloma Blanca'
  2. Song Of Marriage
  3. Catholic Mass Sung In Quechua
  4. Huayno From Ayacucho
  5. Yaravi And Fugue 'Garsila'
  6. Band From Huaras
  7. Flute And Guitar
  8. 'La Tragedia Del Estadio' (Tragedy In The Stadium) Huayno
  9. 'Senor Comandante' Huayno
  10. 'Andina' Huayno
  11. 'Bella' Andajina
  12. 2 Flutes 'Ukuku'
  13. Flute 'Turpa'
  14. Flute And Song, Man And Wife Wallata
  15. Old Woman Sings 'Wallata'
  16. Three Men Sing 'Wallata'
  17. 2 Flutes 'Wallata'
  18. Chunchu, 1 Flute
  19. Chunchu, 1 Flute
  20. Chunchu, 1 Flute
  21. Chunchu, 2 Flutes
  22. Music For Cows, Pipes
  23. Corresponding Song For Cows
  24. Music For Alpacas
  25. Corresponding Song For Alpacas
  26. Music And Song For Sheep
  27. Man
  28. Woman With Bells
  29. Song Of Last Year's Carnaval (1963)
  30. 'Palcha-Cashui-Taiki'
  31. Love Song
  32. Lullaby
  33. Matrimony Song
  34. 'Waitu'
  35. Flute
  36. Two Girls In Wayuna Pampa
  37. 'Chunchu'
  38. Palcha Ritual In The Corral
  39. Conch Shell Trumpets
  40. Carnaval At Plaza Of Hautun Q'Eros, Singing 'Serena'
  41. 'Paras' Flute, Shepherd Tune
  42. 'Serjente'
  43. 'Cashua'
  44. Marriage Song 'Compadre Punuchi'
  45. 'Piruwani'

Album Description

Music of religious festivals is one of the richest and most important types of musical expression in the Andes. These 1989 recordings from the Peruvian Archives of Tradi-tional Andean Music present lively music of the religious festivals in the Cusco region. Devotees perform with flutes and drums, harps and violins, accordions, brass bands, and voices. Filled with the sounds of celebration and the fervor of the religious occasions, the performances present Andean music in its contemporary religious setting. 26 tracks. "Puts you in touch with the real thing." -Tucson Citizen

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars for the Ethnomusicologist, not the casual "World Music fan".......2004-02-19

Most of the songs were recorded in mountain villages in 1964. I was hoping for more music from dedicated musicians. There are a couple of songs copied from 45s bought in an Indian market in Lima, but even these are very rough and raw. Perhaps there's material here for a Moby of Peruvian music, but its not for the average consumer's ears. One "Song of Marraige," sung by a young girl, was included on the Voyager spacecraft as one the of the "Sounds of Earth." The lyric in the linear note translates it as a bitter, but humorous, complaint of a girl who is tricked into attending her own wedding.

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