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Simone Dreyfus
Musique Indienne Du Brésil
Album FR 1968 on Disques Vogue label
Folk (Folk)
Side A is devoted to the music of the Indians who live along the Upper Xingu, an important right-bank tributary of the Amazon. The Xingu is formed by the junction of five major rivers whose network constitutes a triangular basin situated to the north of the Mato Grosso highlands, bordering upon the great Amazonian forest. Today this vast region is inhabited by no more than a few hundered Indians belonging to the Tupi, Arawak and Carib linguistic stock and to an isolated group, the Trumaï. In spite of enduring linguistic differencies, cultural unity has been achieved among the "Xinguanos" as appears in body decoration and ornamentation, in the techniques, in the musical instruments and in certain institutions. The recordings collected among the Cayapo and the Caingang have been grouped on side B; on track 4, we added a recording made among the Yaulapiti of the Upper Xingu. The Cayapo belong to the Ge linguistic stock to which the Caingang are also distantly related. Today the whole of Central Brazil lies between them. The Cayapo, still living as semi-nomads, roam the savannas of the Middle Xingu, while the Caingang have settled on reservations established by S.P.I. in the southern states of Sao Paulo, Parana and Santa Catarina. Catalog number "LVLX - 194" on labels, "LVLX 194" and "LVLX. 194" on backsleeve
Musicians
 | Simone Dreyfus , album by |
 | Janine Maurel design, maquette |
 | Kwikuru , performer, dance |
| Camayura , panpipes |
 | Yawalapiti cl, fl, BR panpipes, performer, dance, flute, plug flutes dance, vocals, masked singing, chorus, women's, performer, dance of the monkeys |
 | Kayapo , BR vocals, performer, dance, performer, dance in a circle and in single file |
| Kaingang , performer |
Producers
| Gilbert Rouget directed by, collection musée de l'homme published under the direction of |
| Simone Dreyfus recorded by, liner notes, photography |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Musique Indienne Du Brésil / Indian Music Of Brazil | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 2 | Anduvé | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 3 | Flutes De Pan / Pan Pipes | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 4 | Awaràu / Awarau | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 5 | Flûtes-à-bloc / Plug Flutes | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 6 | Kwahahalu | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 7 | Ihaha | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 8 | Chant Des Mekrakaroré / Song Of The Mekrakaroré | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 9 | Danse De Mekrakaroré / Dance Of The Mekrakaroré | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 10 | Kurukango | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 11 | Kozi-Kozi | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 12 | Kurukango | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 13 | Fête Des Morts / Feast Of The Dead | Simone Dreyfus | ||
| 14 | Fête Des Morts / Feast Of The Dead | Simone Dreyfus |
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