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Mata Al Tigre - unknown artist five-holed reed flute, and teponaztli (drum-xylophone)

Mata Al Tigre

Nahuatl. This LP is a collection of field recordings made in Mexico for a French Label. Enregistrements: Jose Raul Hellmer. Text: Serge Roterman.

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Label Discos Ocora

Catalog Number Ocr-73

Recording Format 33

Accompaniment five-holed reed flute, and teponaztli (drum-xylophone)

Subjects intrumental, flute, percussion

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Accompaniment five-holed reed flute, and teponaztli (drum-xylophone)

Recording Format 33

Side: b

Condition: VG

Subject intrumental, flute, percussion

Track Number 2

Album title Musiques Mexicaines

Label Discos Ocora

Country France

Catalog Number Ocr-73

Location of Label:

France

Staff Notes: Nahuatl. This LP is a collection of field recordings made in Mexico for a French Label. Enregistrements: Jose Raul Hellmer. Text: Serge Roterman.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side a

1. Song For The Rainy Season

2. Healing chant

3. Musical Bow

4. Single Stringed Fiddle

5. Call On The Tochocate For All Saints Day

6. Danza De Los Santiagos

7. Rhythms Of Copper Working

8. Music For The Peyotl Ceremony

Side b

1. Ritual Rain Chant

2. Mata Al Tigre

3. Fishing chant

4. Cancion Del Huech

5. Danza Del Pocho

6. Love Song

7. Bailaviejo

8. Chant to Appease The Tiger

Other Recordings by unknown artist

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