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Reel 5 of ___ Southeast Asia Tent Reels 4 & 5 must be on their page together loggers evidintly didn't mark change of reel - note made by Gloria Throne Sunday, Oct 12, 1980 SI-FP-1980-RP-159 Sound Pick: Bill Pearson Logger: Jim Garett (GROUP: THE A.V.T. TRIO) 1:29 Tune #4 "Leaving Tin Tang" 1:34 Tune #5 "The Banyon Tree" 1:37 Tune #6 "Running Water - long verson" song performed by Mr. Tom Vi Thuy ? SI-FP-1980-RR-160 1:45 Tune #7 "The Chinese Chess Game" - By the A.V.T. Trio 1:55 Tune #8 "Yearning for the Past" Tune #9 "Chanted Poetry" 2:20 Tune #10 "The little rice drum" [scratched out words] 2:24 Tune #11 "Introduction of the 3 ways" announcer Group: The one-string Vietnamese Workshop Group: The Hmongs (Laos) Sound Tech: B. Pearson Logger: Kern DeGrange Intro: Amy Catlin Presenter: Yang See (bilingual) 3:00 PM 1. Free reed pipe ("vibrating flute") Long Yang: musician (make) player imagines a poem in his mind as he plays; he is playing "words" (tunes) then after playing he sings words Mr. Yang See translates message into English 2. Free reed pipe. Pang Xiong: musician (female) she plays, then sings words her music was expressing Mr. Yang See translates into English 3. Amy Catlin explains more about those "dialogue" songs. [arrow] continued on next page
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