Artyy-Saiyr / Deeng-deeng / Dynggyldai (duplicate)

Date recorded: August 1, 1964
Contributor(s): Performer: Manchakai, Sat Belekeevich; Recordist: Lomax, Alan

Subject(s):

Genre: sygyt, throat singing

Culture: Central Asia, Turkey

Instruments: voice

Location: Tyva, Russia

Physical form: Reel to Reel

Tape number: T1695

Track Number: 4

Archive ID: T1695R04

Note: Sat Belekeevich Manchakai, member of the collective farm "Krasnyi pakhar'" (The Red Plowman), Choon-Khemchik kozhuun (district), Khondergei sumu (village), Tyva Republic. These are three Tuvan folk tunes without text: Artyy-Saiyr (place name), Deeng-deeng (untranslatable), Dynggyldai (untranslatable). A duplicate of T1689R11.

Transcript:
Belongs to: Tuva 8/64

About the session: These are dubs made by Alan Lomax from Radio Moscow's collection of Kazak and Tuvan folk music (also includes Chechen and Ingush recordings). Original collector(s) unknown.

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