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Other Title:

Sakyapa sect
Gelugpa sect
Title on container: Tibet. II
Tibet. 2

Subjects:

Buddhist music -- China -- Tibet.
Buddhist music -- India -- India -- West Bengal.
Buddhist chants.
Sa-skya-pa (Sect) -- Music.
Dge-lugs-pa (Sect) -- Music.

Local subjects:

Ethnic music recordings -- China -- Tibet. (search)
Ethnic music recordings -- India -- West Bengal. (search)
Ethnic music recordings, Buddhist -- China -- Tibet. (search)
Ethnic music recordings, Buddhist -- India -- West Bengal. (search)

Language:

The vocal portions sung principally in Tibetan. Some portions may be in Sanskrit.

Contents:

Sakyapa sect: History of the Sakya religion
Hymn for two shawms
Great Kunga Sangpo of Ngorr
An offering (to the God of) Sakya (through) chanting and instrumental music
Gelugpa sect: Invitation to (the deity) Shugden
Auspicious shawm
Reception shawm
Prayer for the Dalai Lama
Doctrine concerning the after life
Offering.

Participant:

Performed by His Holiness Sakya Techen, Grand Lama of the Sakyapa Order (no. 1) ; monks from Sakya, West Tibet, and later of the Guru Gompa, Ghoom, near Darjeeling (Sakyapa Sect ) (nos. 2 & 4) ; monks from Ngoor, near Shigatse, Tsang, Tibert, and later of the guru Gompa, Ghoom, near Darjeeling (Sakyapa Sect) (no. 3) ; monks (Tibetan) of the Tharpa Chhöling Monastery, Kalimpong (Gelugpa Sect) (nos. 5, 6, 7 & 10) ; Ladaki monk of the Buddhist School of Philosophy (Gelugpa Sect), Leh, Ladak (nos. 8 & 9).

Notes:

Bärenreiter Musicaphon: BM 30 L 2010 (on container).
Recorded May 16, May 21, and June 16, 1961 in Tibet by Peter Crossley-Holland.
General editor, Alain Daniélou.
"Edited for the International Music Council by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation"--Container.
Program notes by Peter Crossby-Holland in English with French and German translations ([8] p., ill.) bound in container.

Contributor:

Daniélou, Alain.
Crossley-Holland, Peter, 1916-

OCLC:

63550586

Publisher Number:

BM 30 L 2010 Musicaphon
BM 30 L 2010 Bärenreiter Musicaphon