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The Travelling Archive: Folk Music From Bengal LP
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Myytävänä The Travelling Archive: Folk Music From Bengal LP
Sublime Frequencies – SF092 (2014)
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Field Recordings from Bangladesh, India, and the Bengali Diaspora.
The Travelling Archive is a journey through the folk music of Bengal. It is run by Calcutta-based Bengali singer, writer and researcher Moushumi Bhowmik and sound recordist and sound designer Sukanta Majumdar. They have been making field recordings of songs and stories across Bangladesh and eastern India, even the Bengali diaspora in East London, since 2003; documenting and disseminating their research through archives, presentation-performances, art works, and their own independent record label and website.
Moushumi and Sukanta get out there, travel all over, become friends and live with the musicians, record them in their homes and villages, on their rivers, in their tea shops and work fields. Bengal, which includes Calcutta India, Dhaka Bangladesh and more than 250 million people, is an amazingly diverse yet unique region, home to some of the largest cities in the world and plenty of uncategorizable and diverse folk music, including those wandering minstrels, the Bauls.
The music and instrumentation presented on this LP features solo voice and chorus vocals, harmonium, dotara (four-string fretless lute), ektara (traditional one string drone instrument), dugi (small kettle drum), bamboo flute, violin, and even an empty popcorn tub played like a drum. This is a diverse and magnificent sampling of what remains a massive archive of folk music from this region and Sublime Frequencies hopes to continue to release additional volumes in the future. Produced for Sublime Frequencies by Robert Millis.
Kappaleet:
A1 No Artist– In The Marketplace 1:32
A2 Abinash Kalindi, Amulya Kumar– 'Jhumur' Song
Tabla – Abinash Kalindi
Voice, Harmonium – Amulya Kumar
Written-By – Bhabaprita Ojha
5:10
A3 Ibrahim Boyati, Harun – Dotara Solo
Lute [Dotara] – Ibrahim Boyati
Tabla – Harun
2:47
A4 Idris Majhi– Boatman's Song
Composed By – Jasimuddin
Vocals – Idris Majhi
3:31
A5 Renuka Acharya– Song To Goddess Kali
Vocals – Renuka Acharya
3:28
A6 Shopon Kumar Das, Anurupa Roy, Mini Roy– Wedding Song
Lute [Dotara] – Shopon Kumar Das
Voice – Anurupa Roy, Mini Roy
2:58
B1 Ahmed Moyez– Murshidi Song
Voice, Percussion – Ahmed Moyez
5:42
B2 Nazrul Fokir– Baul Song From Kushtia, Bangladesh
Voice, Ektare, Drum [Dugi] – Nazrul Fokir
Written-By – Lalon Fokir
4:48
B3 Bayaan– Baul Song From West Bengal, India
Cymbal [Mandira] – Raju Das
Ensemble – Bayaan
Flute [Bamboo] – Tarun Chowdhury
Lute [Dotara] – Tarak Khepa
Tambourine [Dubki] – Nitai Das
Violin – Malay Bhattacharya
Voice, Performer [Khamak] – Shanti Babaji
8:47
B4 Oraon People– Songs From A Tea Garden
Voice – Aruna Pappa, Deunishia Tirki, Miristila Tirki, Prishaka Kindo, Shobha Minja
3:13
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