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Verzeichnis Der Schallplatten Und Compact Discs Der Vergleichenden Musikwissenschaft an Der Fachbereichsbibliothek Musikwissenschaft Verzeichnis der Schallplatten und Compact Discs der Vergleichenden Musikwissenschaft an der Fachbereichsbibliothek Musikwissenschaft Inhalt: Erwerbungen bis 2004 SV = Schallplatte (vergleichende Musikwissenschaft) SV […] CD = Compact Disc (vergleichende Musikwissenschaft) Schallplatten 1-500 Beschreibung: Sigel des Kontinents Land bzw. Stamm. – Gattung. Ensemble, Instrument. – Liedanfänge. - Interpreten, Komponisten Die Zuordnung der einzelnen Länder und Stämme zu den entsprechenden Kontinenten orientiert sich nach den Angaben des "Fischer Weltalmanach '83". Innerhalb der Kontinente sind die Länder bzw. Stämme nach dem Alphabet gereiht. Diesem Ordnungswort können zur näheren Bestimmung weitere Ortsangaben folgen. Daran schließt die Aufzählung der Musikgattungen der jeweiligen Tonaufnahme an. Der Aufzählung von Ensembles ist die der Musikinstrumente angefügt, welche in ihrer Reihung der Hornbostel-Sachs'schen Systematik folgen. Zusätzliche und einheimische Bezeichnungen von Musikinstrumenten sind den deutschen Oberbegriffen in Klammer beigesetzt. Nicht deutschsprachige Namen von Gattungen, Ensembles und Musikinstrumenten sind grundsätzlich klein geschrieben. Die Erfassung der Liedanfänge unterliegt keiner systematischen Gliederung. Nach den alphabetisch geordneten Liedanfängen folgt jeweils die Angabe des Landes (soweit dies möglich), der Gattung, des Interpreten und eventuell des Komponisten. Die Namen der Interpreten und Komponisten sind nach dem Alphabet gereiht. Im Stichwortverzeichnis sind die Gattungsbegriffe alphabetisch, die Musikinstrumente systematisch angeführt, die Ensemblebezeichnungen wurden der besseren Übersicht halber teils gegliedert, teils alphabetisch aufgezählt. Akustik 73 Akustik. - Bioakustik. 76 Akustik. - Formantton. - Residualton. 77 Akustik. - Lautstärkeempfindung. 79, 80, 81, 82 Akustik. 92 Akustik. - Glocke. 96 Akustik. - Kombinationstöne. - Konsonanz. 111 Akustik. - seashore test. 117 Akustik. 182 Akustik. - Händeklatschen. - Gegenschlagstäbe. - Aufschlaggefäß. - Becken.- Trommel. 186 Akustik. - Bioakustik. - Tierstimmen. 191, 192 Akustik. 379 Akustik. - Bioakustik. - Fischlaute. - Rotes Meer. 384 Akustik. 438 Akustik. 440 Akustik. - Trommel. - Schlagwerk. - europ"ische Hochkultur. 441 Akustik. - Flöte. - Volksmusik. - europ"ische Hochkultur. 493, 493 Akustik 2 Afrika 451 AF Ader. - Niger. - tribale Musik. - Schlagring (zari). - Trommel (douma). 214 AF Afrika. - tribale Musik. - Instrumentalmusik. - Gegenschlagst"be (ngbengbe). - Schlitztrommel (mgungu). - Xylophon. - Trommel. - Flöte. - Trompete. - Harfe. - Zither. 21 AF Ägypten. - arabische Musik. - Liebeslied. - Trommel (darbukka). - Laute (ud). 112 AF Ägypten. - Volksmusik. - Hochzeitsmusik. - Becken. - Trommel (darbukka).- Laute gestrichen (rebab). 335 AF Ägypten. - Volksmusik. - Trommel (tabla). - Flöte (nay). - Klarinette (argul). - Zither (qanun). - Laute (ud). - Laute gestrichen (rebab). 339 AF Ägypten. - arabische Musik. - Instrumentalmusik. - Trommel (tabla). - Flöte (nay). - Zither (qanun). - Laute (ud). 413 AF Ägypten. - arabische Musik. - taqsim. - layali. - Trommel (darbukka).- Tambourin (req). - Flöte (nay). - Zither (qanun). - Laute (ud). 414 AF Ägypten. - Hochkultur. - arabische Musik. - maqam. - taqsim. - layali.- Trommel (darbukka). - Rahmentrommel (daf). - Flöte (nay). - Hackbrett (santur). - Laute (busoq). - Laute (ud). - Laute gestrichen (rebab). - Spieálaute. 458 AF Ägypten. - rituelle Musik. - islamische Musik. 16 AF Algerien. - arabische Musik. 458 AF Algerien. - rituelle Musik. - islamische Musik. 463, 463 AF Algerien. - islamische Musik. - Klapper. 26 AF Angola. - Humbi. - Handa. - tribale Musik. 474 AF Angola. - tribale Musik. - Reibetrommel. - Schwirrholz. - Musikbogen.- Bogenlaute. 256 AF Ankole. - Uganda. - tribale Musik. - rituelle Musik. - epischer Gesang. - Tanzmusik. - Flöte. - Musikbogen. - Schalenzither. - Laute gestrichen. 28 AF Äthiopien. - Spieálaute. - Leier. 109 AF Äthiopien. - Kopten. - rituelle Musik. - religi"se Musik. - Glocke.- Sistrum (tsenatsil). - Trommel (koboro). 161 AF Äthiopien. - Amharas. - tribale Musik. - Flöte (washint). - Leier (krar).- Laute gestrichen (masinko). 278, 279 AF Äthiopien. - tribale Musik. - boltsetsiu Ensemble. - awasa Ensemble.- bolnegro Ensemble. 3 458 AF Äthiopien. - islamische Musik. 1 AF quatorialafrika. - Bantu. - tribale Musik. - Händeklatschen.- Gegenschlagst"be - Rassel. - Xylophon. - Glocke. - Lamellophon. - Trommel.- Flöte. - Horn. - Musikbogen. - Stabzither. 27 AF quatorialafrika. - Xylophon. - Horn. 28 AF quatorialafrika. - tribale Musik. - Harfe. 257 AF Bafia. - Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Tanzlied. - Lamellophon (sanza). 114 AF Basutoland. - Südafrika. - tribale Musik. - Maultrommel. - Flöte.- Musikbogen. 470 AF Bavuma. - Uganda. - tribale Musik. - Arbeitslied. - Totenlied. - rituelle Musik. - Kirchenlied. - Kinderlied. - Trommel. - Horn. - Erdzither. - Leier.- Spieálaute. 238 AF Bemba. - Zambia. - tribale Musik. - Tanzlied. - Totenlied. - Rassel.- Trommel. - Zither. - Gitarre. 139 AF Berber. - Algerien. - Volksmusik. - Hochzeitslied. - Liebeslied. - Trommel. 490 AF Berber. - Marokko. - tribale Musik. - Hochzeitslied. - Trommel.- Rahmentrommel. 451 AF Beri beri. - Niger. - tribale Musik. 362 AF Dahomey. - Bariba. - Somba. - tribale Musik. - Hofmusik. - Totengesang.- Trommel. - Flöte. - Horn. - Trompete. - Laute. 475 AF Dahomey. - tribale Musik. - rituelle Musik. 106 AF Dan. - Elfenbeinküste. - tribale Musik. - Tanzmusik. - Arbeitslied.- Jagdlied. - Kinderlied. - Händeklatschen. - Rassel. - Glocke. - Schlitztrommel. - Lamellophon (sanza). - Trommel. - Trompete (Antilopenhorn). - Trompete (truta). - Harfe (ko). - Mirliton. 278, 279 AF Desana. - Äthiopien. - tribale Musik. - Totenlied. 451 AF Djerma. - Niger. - tribale Musik. - Trommel (ganga). - Oboe (alghaita). 341 AF Dogon. - Mali. - tribale Musik. - Trommel. 454 AF Dogon. - Mali. - tribale Musik. - rituelle Musik. - Hochzeitslied. - Totenlied. - Trommel. - Schwirrholz. - Trompete. 341 AF Elfenbeinküste. - Koulango. - Malinke. - tribale Musik. - Hochzeitslied. 4 26 AF Ewe. - Togo. - tribale Musik. 28 AF Gambia. - tribale Musik. - Laute. 271 AF Ghana. - tribale Musik. - Trommel. - Trompete. 453 AF Guere. - Elfenbeinküste. - tribale Musik. - Arbeitslied. - Kriegslied.- Rassel. - Xylophon (gbo). - Trommel. - Leier (do). - Harfenlaute (duu). 26 AF Guinea. - tribale Musik. - Totenklagen. 68 AF Haussa. - tribale Musik. - Trommel. - Trompete. 451 AF Haussa. - tribale Musik. - Horn (kongue). - Trompete (kakaki). - Laute (garaya). 83 AF Hukwe. - Südwestafrika. - tribale Musik. - Musikbogen. 452 AF Idoma. - Nigeria. - tribale Musik. - Trommel. 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463 AF islamische Musik. 26 AF Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Rassel. - Trommel. - Flöte. 27 AF Kamerun. - Bulu. - tribale Musik. - Händeklatschen. 172 AF Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Lamellophon (sanza). - Xylophon. - Flöte.- Klarinette. - Mundbogen. - Harfenlaute. 257 AF Kamerun. - Bafia. 340 AF Kamerun. - Kirdi. - Mvet. - tribale Musik. - Instrumentalmusik. - Rassel.- Schellen. - Trommel. - Harfe. 340 AF Kirdi. - Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Arbeitslied. - Totenmusik. - Trommel. - Harfe. - Bogenharfe. 26 AF Kongo. - tribale Musik. - Tanzlied. 27 AF Kongo. - tribale Musik. - Lamellophon. - Schlitztrommel. 255 AF Kongo. - Mpangu. 341 AF Koulango. - Elfenbeinküste. - tribale Musik. 95 AF Krobo. - Ghana. - tribale Musik. - Wiegenlied. - Tanzlied. - Hochzeitslied. - Liebeslied. - Arbeitslied. - Trommel (ka ma). 5 201 AF Kuschiten. - Äthiopien. - tribale Musik. - Tanzlied. - Trommel. - Flöte.- Horn. 252 AF Luba Shankadi. - tribale Musik. - Arbeitslied. - Tanzlied. - Totenlied. 15 AF Madagaskar. - tribale Musik. - Röhrenzither (valiha). 235 AF Malawi. - Popular Musik. - Rassel. - Maultrommel. - Flöte. - Gitarre.- Kachamba Brother's Band. 341 AF Mali. - Volksmusik. - Laute. 341 AF Malinke. - Elfenbeinküste. - tribale Musik. - Trommel. 237 AF Mandinka. - Gambia. - tribale Musik. - Harfenlaute (kora). 451 AF Maouri. - Niger. - tribale Musik. - Rassel (djandama). - Halslaute (gogue). - Halslaute (gouroumi). 16 AF Marokko. - arabische Musik. 67 AF Marokko. - Volksmusik. - Laute (guenbrit). 90 AF Marokko. - Volksmusik. - Rahmentrommel. - Flöte. 347, 348 AF Marokko. - Volksmusik. - arabische Musik. - Trommel. - Tambourin. - Flöte. - Oboe. - Laute. - Laute (ud). 459 AF Marokko. - Volksmusik. - Laute (gunbri). 461 AF Marokko. - islamische Musik. - Trommel. - Trompete. - Schalmei. 26 AF Masai. - Ostafrika. - tribale Musik. - Kriegsgesang. 375, 376 AF Mauretanien. - Volksmusik. - Harfe (ardin). - Laute (tidinit). 255 AF Mpangu. - Kongo. - tribale Musik. - Hochzeitslied. - Wiegenlied. 230 AF Mvet. - Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Rassel. 340 AF Mvet. - Kamerun. - tribale Musik. - Harfe. 451 AF Niger. - tribale Musik. 271 AF Nigeria. - tribale Musik. 6 461 AF Nigeria. - islamische Musik. 456, 457 AF Nubier. - tribale Musik. - Hochzeitslied. - Liebeslied. - Tambourin. - Akkordeon. - Laute. 56 AF Pygmäen. - tribale Musik. - Jagdlied. - Jodeln. 107 AF Pygmäen. - tribale Musik. - Jagdlied. - Wiegenlied. - Jodeln. - Händeáklatschen. - Gegenschlagst"be. - Rassel. - Schellen. - Trommel. - Flöte. 419 AF Pygmäen. - tribale Musik. - Kinderlied. - Flöte. 271 AF Rhodesien. - tribale Musik. 26 AF Ruanda. - tribale Musik. 108 AF Ruanda. - tribale Musik. - Tanzmusik. - Hirtenlied. - Liebeslied. - Hochzeitslied. - epischer Gesang. - Händeklatschen. - Lamellophon (sanza). - Trommel (ngoma). - Flöte. - Zither (inanga). - Schalenzither. - Musikbogen. 341 AF Senufo. - Elfenbeinküste. - tribale
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