Box 5
Contains 79 Results:
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Kampong Lobang Batu: Headman Taing babuk Nginang, original Brayun singer in 1972, still able to sing the Brayun song-cycle in entirety."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Playing hand drums and standing gongs during celebration, dancing and some singing (accompanying some dancing). "
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"B&W, matte. Kpg. Mujan, near Darud Batu Mija (Table Mountain): On verandah, children and young mother; preparations for shaman’s ritual on verandah."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"B&W, matte. Kpg. Sebintin: Unong anak Reram, called Mongula Dudub (“Sweet Blind Singer”), being led into meeting hall; Unong playing wooden recorder."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Gongs hung up and played for two nights of celebration, also played during the day."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Longhouse inhabitants and guests on verandah during two nights of celebration."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Hospitality on verandah during celebration, especially while singing and dancing."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. On verandah during celebration, singers performing. Some of the present Brayun singers had assisted (been given brief sections to sing) during the original Brayun song-cycle recording with Taing (and Sari, since deceased) in 1972. Most still required coaching."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Group dancing the bilanggi (eagle dance), the essential Bidayuh dance. Scarves are traditionally worn by the men, and are both worn and waved by the women."
Bidayuh, 1985-07-14 - 1985-07-19
"Color, matte. Dancing by individuals, couples, and groups to joget, ngadjat, and diverse other styles and rhythms. Small circle dance is from Banjarmasin, Kalimantan (man with red headband, working temporarily in Sarawak)."