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| Citation |
- Permanent Link:
- https://ufdc.ufl.edu/CA90000408/00001
Material Information
- Title:
- Talk/ambience
- Creator:
- SB
Field Log
SB
Editor
SB
Field Log
SB
Recording
Unidentified ( Performer )
- Publication Date:
- 5/2/1962
Subjects
- Genre:
- Ambient sounds ( fast )
- Spatial Coverage:
- Trinidad and Tobago -- Tunapuna-Piarco -- Trinidad -- Blanchisseuse
Notes
- General Note:
- Caribbean, Trinidad, Afro-Trinidadian
- General Note:
- A police station
- General Note:
- Blanchisseuse II 5/62
- General Note:
- T
- General Note:
- Caribbean 1962
- General Note:
- Lomax's notes for T1069: "Singer: The singer of the above tunes Mrs. Jane Eustache Stoute of Blanchisseuse is the most important singer of bele songs in the village; she is well versed in the local folklore, has a good voice and is an intelligent informant."
- General Note:
- This session features performances by members of the R0ose of Shannon Group. It involves a number of performance styles, including bélè (a creole drum dance that stems from the secular traditions of the French Windwards), kalenda (dance modeled on the movements of a martial art), and game songs. Many of the tracks feature Jean Eustache Stoute, the leader and “chief chantruelle” (Field Log), in a solo, a cappella setting.
- General Note:
- Lomax's notes for T1067 & 1068: "Members of the R0ose of Shannon Singers Group: Jean Eustache Stoute (leader and chief chantruelle), Centre Ward, Blanchisseuse, North Trinidad; J. B. Castiano; R0osy Castiano; [W.] Alwyn Lequay; Annestine R0eyes (female drummer); Sicirao R0amaize; Andrew Molline; Herman Fournillier; Procope Charles (roller drum)."
- General Note:
- Talking and background noise.
- General Note:
- vocal
- General Note:
- Rose of Shannon Singers
Record Information
- Rights Management:
- All applicable rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.
- Resource Identifier:
- 1068.0
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