Omolon Evens' Og

Audio file

Date recorded: August 1, 1964
Contributor(s): Performer: Tarabukina, Evdokiia Prokop'evna; Recordist: Alexeev, Eduard; Recordist: Lomax, Alan
Subject(s):
Genre: ike, lyric song
Culture: Siberian, Tungusic
Instruments: voice
Location: Yakutiya, Sakha, Russia
Physical form: Reel to Reel
Tape number: T1706
Track Number: 19
Archive ID: T1706R19
Note: Omolon is the name of a river, the major tributary of the Kolym. Omolon Even are a special group of the Even. Og (ogën) is a tune, a melody. Original note: "Sung by E. P. Tarabukina, woman 45-50 years. [Tape note:] Even songs recorded in stoibishche (reindeer herding camp) herding camp of Nuvalikich, 100 kilometers from the village of Berëzovka, Middle Kolym district, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
Transcript:
Belongs to: Yukaghir and Even 8/64
About the session: These are dubbed recordings of originals collected by E. Alexeev. Tape notes read: "Selected Yukaghir (Tribe) and Even (Tribe) recordings. Recorded by E. Alexeev in Yakutiyia, Siberia, May 1962."
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