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A1 Rhytm On The Hour Glass Drum For The Flute Ensemble 0:10 A2 Ulawala 1:55 A3 Namio 1:45 A4 Ulawala 2:20 A5 Manjinaui 2:00 A6 Gitagitavia 2:25 A7 Luklukvia 2:36 A8 Tanjangaui - Wagen Mbangu (Fiest Of The Spirits) 5:40 B1 Mariuamang (Ancestors Ritual) 13:40 B2 Wagen Mbangu Ritual (Feast Of The Spirits) 8:15 Published By – Musikwissenschaftliches Institut der Universität Basel Published By – Experimentalstudio der Heinrich-Strobel-Stiftung des Südwestfunks Freiburg Published By – Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies Published By – Public Domain Record Company – Bärenreiter-Musicaphon Pressed By – Sonopress – A-4701 Editor [General Editor] – Hans Oesch Field Recording [Recordings By], Sleeve Notes [Commentary], Photography By [Photographs By], Graphics [Map By] – Gisela Schuster, Gordon Spearritt, Meinhard Schuster, Robert MacLennan (2) Side A Tracks A1 - A7: Seven transverse flutes and hour-glass drum (Yuman ensemble) at Aibom A8: Tanjangaui - Wagen Mbangu (Fiest of the spirits) Two slit-drum playing part of wagen mbangu at Kandangai Side B B1 Mariuamang (Ancestors Ritual) Two transverse flutes, singer, hour-glass drum, split bamboo beater and man calling through pipe in clan music of Kandangai B2 Wagen Mbangu ritual (Feast of the spirits) Two slit-drums playing part of wagen mbangu at Kandangai. Published by the Institute for Musicoloy of the University of Basle in association with the Experimental Studio of Heinrich Strobel Foundation of South-West German Radio (Freiburg in Breisgau), and in conjunction with the Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies, Port Moresby.
