Musical Atlas is a series of recordings of traditional music that was made for the International Music Council by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation (Berlin/Venice) and released on the EMI/Odeon label. The series was directed by Alain Daniélou. It was part of the larger UNESCO Collection series. Most of the recordings were later re-issued on the Naive/Auvidis label.[1] [2]
Name | Year | Index number (EMI or EMI/Odeon) | Reissue (Auvidis) | Comments | |
1 | Bengal | 1972 | 3C 064-17840 | D 8077 (1998) | Recordings, commentary and photographs by Manfred Junius et al.[3] |
2 | Cambodia: Folk and Ceremonial Music | 1972 | 3C 064-17841 | D 8068 (1996) | Recordings, notes and photographs by Jacques Brunet.[4] |
3 | Ivory Coast: Baulé Vocal Music | 1972 | 3C 064-17842 | D 8048 (1993) | Recordings and commentary by Hugo Zemp. Review by René Ménard in Yearbook of the International Folk Music Council 5 (1973), pp. 222–223, .[5] |
4 | Portugal | 1972 | 3C 064-17843 | D 8008 (1988) | Recorded by Hubert de Fraysseix, Margarida Ribeiro and Virgílio Pereira; commentary by Alain Daniélou. Reviewed by James Porter in Ethnomusicology 20, #2 (May 1976), pp. 389–393, .[6] |
5 | Bali: Folk Music | 1972 | 3C 064-17858 | D 8003 (1988)[7] | |
6 | India: North Indian Folk Music | 1972 | 3C 064-17859 | D 8033 (1991) | Recording and commentary by Manfred Junius.[8] [9] |
7 | Syria: Sunnite Islam | 1973 | 3C 064-17885 | Recorded by Jochen Wenzel; commentary by Christian Poché.[10] | |
8 | Greece: Traditional Music | 1974 | 3C 064-17966 | D 8018 (1990) | Recorded by Jacques Cloarec; commentary by Alain Daniélou.[11] [12] |
9 | Hong Kong: Instrumental Music | 1974 | 3C 064-17968 | D 8031 (1990) | Program notes by Dale A. Craig.[13] [14] |
10 | Japan: Semi-Classical and Folk Music | 1974 | 3C 064-17967 | D 8016 (1989) | Commentary by Shigeo Kishibe.[15] |
11 | Algeria: Sahara, Music of Gourara | 1975 | 3C 064-18079 | D 8037 (1991) | Recording by Pierre Augier. Reviewed by Carl Cowl in Ethnomusicology 21, #3 (Sep. 1977), pp. 533–535, .[16] |
12 | Thailand: The Music of Chieng Mai | 1975 | 3C 064-18080 | D 8007 (1988) | Recordings and commentary by Jacques Brunet.[17] |
13 | Rumania: Traditional Folk Music | 1975 | 3C 064-18120[18] | ||
14 | Niger: The Music of the Peuls | 1975 | 3C 064-18121 | D 8006 (1988) | Recording and commentary by Simha Arom.[19] |
15 | Dahomey: Bariba and Somba Music | 1976 | 3C 064-18217 | D 8057 (1994) | Recordings and commentary by Simha Arom.[20] |
16 | Chile: Hispano-Chilean Metisse Traditional Music | 1976 | 3C 064-18218 | D 8001 (1988) | Recordings by Jochen Wenzel. Program notes by Manuel Dannemann.[21] |
17 | Morocco: the Arabic Tradition in Moroccan Music | 1977 | 3C 064-18264 | D 8002 (1988) | Vocals and instrumentals by Abdeslam Cherkaoui. Recording and commentary by Philip D. Schuyler.[22] |
18 | Cameroon: Baka Pygmy Music | 1977 | 3C 064-18265 | D 8029 (1990) | Recordings and commentary by Simha Arom and Patrick Renaud.[23] |
19 | Pakistan: The Music of the Qawal (wandering minstrels) | 1977 | 3C 064-18266 | D 8028 (1990) | Recordings by Heinz Wergelt et Habib Hassan Touma; commentary by Alain Daniélou.[24] |
20 | Viet-Nam: Ca Tru and Quan Ho | 1978 | 3C 064-18310 | D 8035 (1991) | Recordings and commentary by Trân Van Khê. Reviewed by Tran Quang Hai, Asian Music 11, #2 (1980), pp. 128–133, .[25] |
21 | North Yemen: Traditional Music | 1978 | 3C 064-18352 | D 8004 (1988) | Recordings by Jochen Wenzel; commentary by Christian Poche.[26] |
22 | Java: Sundanese Folk Music | 1979 | 3C 064-18369 | D 8051 (1994) | Recordings and commentary by Jacques Brunet.[27] |
23 | Bahrain: Traditional Folk and Ceremonial Music | 1979 | 3C 064-18371 | Commentary by Habib Hassan Touma.[28] | |
24 | Irak | 1979 | 3C 064-18370 | Commentary by Habib Hassan Touma.[29] | |
25 | Bolivia: Panpipes | 1981 | 3C 064-18528 | D 8009 (1987) | Commentary and recordings by Louis Girault.[30] |
26 | Bielorussie: Musical Folklore of the Byelorussian Polessye | 1981 | 3C 064-18565 | D 8005 (1988)[31] | |
27 | Turkey: Bektachi Music: Achik Songs | 1982 | 3C 064-18568 | D 8069 (1996) | Vocals and instrumentals by Ali Ekber Çiçek. Recordings by Kudsi Erguner; commentary by Bernard Mauguin and Kudsi Erguner.[32] |