Detente Judas Dance
This piece is composed with 36 loops coming from 22 different songs Here you can see his collage and the discs where they are located.
live recording of the piece with the visuals developed by Esperanza Moreno in Processing
- album: Laos. Lam Saravane/Musique Pour Le khène
- artist: Nouthong Phimvilayphone
- place: Laos, 1989
Organ [Khène, Vietnamese Mouth-organ] – Nouthong Phimvilayphone (tracks: 2 - 6)
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- album: Aerófonos del noroeste
- artist: Various
- place: Argentina, 1967
- album: Life Of Riley
- artist: Riley Baugus
- location: United States, 2001
'Una limosna - Saeta'
'Detente Judas - Saeta'
- album: Detente Judas - Una Limosna SINGLE
- artist: El Agujetas
- place: Andalucia, 2000
- album: Japon. Gagaku
- artist: Société Ono Gagaku Kaï
- place: Japon, 1979
Orchstral piece, preceded by tuning up the Hyôjô mode. Etenraku is often referred to as the Gagaku masterpiece, for it has a long and important history. Its origin, probably chinese, remains obscure
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- album: Cumbias Solamente Cumbias
- artist: Luis E. Martinez
- place: Colombia, 1976
Luis Enrique Martínez Argote (El Hatico, Fonseca, La Guajira, February 24, 1922 - Santa Marta, March 25, 1995) , nicknamed 'El pollo vallenato' was a Colombian musician, diatonic accordion player, singer, verse player and composer of vallenato music (Wikipedia)
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- album: Dogons
- artist: sideA
- place: Mali, 1957
- album: Delta Club: canción rebetiko Anthology CD04
- artist: Stelios Perpiniadis
- place: Greece, 2009
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'A la molina'
'Presentation of black rhythms of Peru'
- album: Socabon
- artist: NICOMEDES SANTA CRUZ
- place: Peru, 1974
'Tonadas De Quitiplás'
'Ajé - Benito - Ajé'
'Marimba'
- album: Tierra del Cacao - Afro-Venezuelan Music and Dance
- artist: inhabitants of Curiepe and Bobures
- place: Venezuela, 1999
- album: Rutas del Cante Jondo
- artist: El Agujetas
- place: Andalucia, 1973
- album: M.P.N. Sethuraman & M.P.N. Ponnuswamy
- artist: M.P.N. Sethuraman & M.P.N. Ponnuswamy
- place: India, 1978
- album: The Non Nuoc
- artist: Quach thi Ho
- location: Vietnam, 2012
- album: Mnong Gar Music from Vietnam;
- artist: Mnong Gar Music from Vietnam
- place: Vietnam, 1958
The ensemble is made up of the nggör, the suspended drum, and two cing. The Mnong Gar, the Ma and the Sre (Coho) possess sets of six gongs of different sizes. For the Mnong Gar, the biggest gong – cing mei, “mother” – marks the beat: it is 40 cm in diameter. The smallest gong measures only about 17cm: this fifth gong is the most difficult to use and plays the melody.
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- album: Huli Highlands. Papua New Guinea
- artist: Huli men
- place: Papua-Nueva Guinea, 1974
A therapeutic song, tawe kerea (literaly, song-medicine) is sung by four men, two of whom each play a topoke drum. This music is sung at night after the pig killing ceremonies in order to repel diseases.
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- album: volume 03 - Andalusia - Navarra. MAGNA ANTOLOGÍA DEL FOLKLORE ESPAÑOL
- artist: Various
- place: Spain, 1978
- album: [ocora] Tibet. Monastere De Gyütö. La Voix Des Tantra
- artist: The Gyuto Monks
- place: Tibet, 1975
- album: v/a - Mongolia: Living Music of the Steppes
- artist: Tuvshinjargal, Tsogbadraf and Ganbolt
- place: Mongolia
- place: Mongolia
- album: Polynesian Traditional Music of Ontong Java - Solomon Islands - LDM 30 109
- artist: mixed chorus
- place: Ontong Java Atoll, 1969
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- album: Music Of Sioux & Navajo
- artist: Sioux
- place: South Dakota, 1979
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- album: Tibetan Buddhist rites from the monasteries of Bhutan CD1
- artist: tibetan buddihist rites from the monasteries of Bhutan
- place: Tibet, 2005
- album: Sufi Music of Turkey
- artist: Erguner Toplulugu
- place: Turquia, 1975
- album: Iles Trobriand: Papua New Guinea
- artist: Various
- place: Islas Trobriand, 1974
Four men sing usiutu, during a funeral ceremony. This is the story of a young lad relating the death of his father when he, the lad, was still very young. As the father's soul was travelling towards the island of Tuma, where the dead meet and reside, he came across some beautifull women and handsome men with whom he settled in Tuma.
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- album: Kanak Songs. Feast And Lullabies
- artist: Isidore Pouroudeu
- place: Nueva Caledonia, 1984
Speech recorded in September 1984 in Gööpä (Goipin-Poya): it is declamed in paicî language by Isidore Pouroudeu.
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- album: Ulrika Lindholm
- artist: Ulrika Lindholm
- place: Suecia, 1958
Nursery game
- album: Lunda - Zaire - Tervueren-10
- artist: Various
- place: Zaire, 1984
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- album: LP 1 - The Sierra Nevada de Santa Maria / The Yoku Motilon of the Sierra de Perijá
- artist: Various Artists - Atanquez
- place: Colombia, 1960
Music: Gaita was performed by both Indian and Creole villagers. There were three instrumentalists: a flautists, a maraca player and a drummer player. The performers were joined by one or more singers, singing in a form of forced falsetto, and accompanied by shouts from members of the audience. La gaita es una música mas rítmica y alegre el conjunto lo integran tres músicos uno toca el carrizo hembra, otro el tambor y otro las maracas que en mucha ocasiones hace de cantante.
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