Morning with Naresh, who’s finished his 11-headed Lokeswor: I photograph it + pics of his grand-dad which I don’t think come out. I also record him and his friend speaking & playing different tal of the dhaa – deo layagu, chore (one part) and jutti.Audio recording of music and vocalised drumming

Riley-Smith, Tristram

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 last updated by World Oral Literature Project staff on Wednesday, Tuesday, June 8, 2010 Accession Form for Individual Recordings:  Collection / Collector Name Nepalese Field Tapes of Tristram Riley-Smith  Tape No. / Track / Item No. Tape 9/ Side 1 Length of track 26.54 Related tracks (include description/relationship if appropriate) Tape 9, Side 2 Title of track  Drum Talk and Drumming Translation of title NA Description (to be used in archive entry)    Morning with Naresh, who’s finished his 11-headed Lokeswor: I photograph it + pics of his grand-dad which I don’t think come out. I also record him and his friend speaking & playing different tal of the dhaa – deo layagu, chore (one part) and jutti.  (p 108)     Genre or type (i.e. epic, song, ritual)  Music and Vocalised Drumming Name of recorder (if different from collector) Tristram Riley-Smith Date of recording July 22th 1980 Place of recording Patan Name(s), age, sex, place of birth of performer(s)  Naresh Man Sakya, circa 25, male, Uku Baha Tol, Patan, 1 Language of recording Newari Performer(s)’s first / native language Newari Performer(s)’s ethnic group Newari Musical instruments and / or other objects used in performance  Drum Level of public access  (fully closed, fully open) Fully Open  Notes and context (include reference to any related documentation, such as photographs)    

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