Vanuatu: Music Tradition Of West Futuna / Various

Vanuatu: Music Tradition Of West Futuna / Various
Vanuatu: Music Tradition Of West Futuna / Various

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Release date: 13/Jan/2015
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Time Afternoon EMI Come (The Kava Song)
1.2 Prevention EMI Key (The Health Song)
1.3 Yes Home Bilong Me the Pacific
1.4 Nonofo Avau Ita Kera Nei
1.5 No 77 (Futuna Hymn Book)
1.6 No 62
1.7 No 17 (New Life Hymn Book III)
1.8 Pohpokiga
1.9 Hgororagina
1.10 Bau
1.11 Kaimata 'Hake Mairuea'
1.12 Toka Sorea 'Yanasea'
1.13 Kafa
1.14 Tukutuku
1.15 Children's Games: Tukutuku / Wai Jijika / Nigi Nigi Tona / Parepare Paresa / Rougasau / Sili Tafe
1.16 Matuku / Majijiki
1.17 Tagi for Vakesa 'Vau Nokomanu'
1.18 Le Rofakea (The Fiji Song)
1.19 Taafe Tiata Itoga (The Queensland Song)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Vanuatu, a small island nation, is located approximately 1800 miles north of New Zealand. Composed of 82 small islands (65 of which are inhabited), Vanuatu was initially under Spanish, then French, and finally British rule before the archipelago became an independent nation in 1980. It's name signifies it's newfound status: Vanua ("land," "home"), and tu ("stand"). The island of West Futuna is located on the southeastern edge of the archipelago, with five villages and a population of about 500. The lively music of West Futuna shows signs of Western influence with distinctive local twists, such as lyrics in a Pidgin English varietal called Bislama and use of the bottle piano: A scale of glass bottles filled with different levels of water to produce different pitches. The music commonly features other popular Polynesian elements, such as ukulele, guitar, and hymn singing, brought over by 19th century missionaries. This album includes contemporary songs, church music, tagi (memorial songs), traditional dances, children's games, and malaria and AIDS awareness songs.
No. of tracks: 19
Manufacturer No.: UNES8274.2
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