Southeast Asian Studies: Ethnomusicology Archives with Southeast Asian Content

Recorded by ethnomusicologist Gavin Douglas during field research in Burma/Myanmar 1998-1999.

UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Jarenchai Chonpairot recordings (Burmese Music)

Cambodian Trance Ceremony- Recorded in a community center in the International District of Seattle, 1991.

Irawati Durban (1943-) is an artist from Java, Indonesia. He is known for his dance and ballet choreography, which are performed around the world.

Sound recordings collected over the years by Robert Garfias from Java and Bali. During his career he founded the ethnomusicology program at the University of Washington.

UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Ajarn Phet Sananikone concert recordings (Music of Laos)

UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Music of Laos

Recorded in Kelantan, western Malaysia; performed at Pasi Hor, 3 1/2 miles south of Kota Bharu, 3-6-75 and 4-6-75.

Field recordings made in 1966 in many areas of the Philippines by Robert Garfias and Harold Schultz; some recordings are audio originals for films.

UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Priscilla V. (Priscilla Venturanza) Magdamo recordings (Philippines Tribal Music), 1957

Phatalung, southern Thailand, 2/4/73.

Ta-Chine Village, central Thailand, March 1970.

Recorded in Vietnam, Bahnar-speaking area; mountain village in Kantum Province.

Stephen Addiss (1935-) is a musician, composer, author, painter, and teacher from New York City. Music of Vietnam - some recorded live, some from Radio Saigon.