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Cholla Library
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CD World VARIOUS
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On Shelf
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Notes:
"Traditional music of eastern Polynesia."--Container.
Vocal portions sung principally in Tahitian.
Principally field recordings by David Fanshawe.
Recorded 1978-88, Cook Island, Tahiti, Society Island, and Austral Island.
Compact disc.
Program notes in English, French, German, and Spanish and partial texts with translations ([44] p. : ports.) on container insert.
Track List:
- Himene tarava point venus
- Himene tauraatua
- The singing reef 1
- Imenetuki mangaia
- Imenetuki oneroa
- Imenetuki aitutaki
- Imenetuki penrhyn
- The singing reef 2
- Himene tarava pirae
- Himene tarava taunoa
- The singing reef 3
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- Legend of Maupiti
- Himene tarava UCJG
- Himene tarava betelehema
- Himene tarava faaha
- Himene tarava anau
- Himene tarava vaitape
- The singing reef 4
- Marae arahurahu
- Otea te maeva (dance music)
- Return to point venus
- The singing reef 5.
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