The Nyingmapa Sect / The Kagyupa Sect - Tibet I - The Music Of Tibetan Buddhism Album

Tracklist

1	Prayer	5:27
2	Two Shawms (Rgyaling)	1:26
3	Hand-Bell (Drilbu) And Hand-Drum (Damaru)	0:26
4	Ritual (For Attaining The Qualities Of) Spiritual Adepts	7:24
5	Two Long Trumpets (Dung)	1:21
6	Cymbals (Rolmo)	1:18
7	Morning Music For Shawns And Trumpets	6:07
8	A Chant Asking The Blessing Of The Guru Drakmar	8:18
9	Two Short Horns (Rkang-Ling)	0:32
10	The Nyingmapa Sect
11	Evening Music For Shawns And Trumpets	6:23
12	The Instruments Of The Monastery Orchestra
13	Two Shell-Trumpets Made From Conches (Dung-Dkar)	0:30
14	The Religious Preaching (Of The Lord Buddha) Date The Fifteenth (Day Of The Fourth Tibetan Month)	5:50
15	Cymbals (Silnyen)	0:37
16	The Kagyupa Sect
17	Pole-Drum (Rgna)	0:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BM 30 L 2009	The Nyingmapa Sect / The Kagyupa Sect	The Nyingmapa Sect / The Kagyupa Sect - Tibet I - The Music Of Tibetan Buddhism ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Musicaphon	BM 30 L 2009	Germany	Unknown

Credits

• Recorded By, Photography, Liner Notes – Peter Crossley-Holland

Notes

Edited for the International Music Council by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation

Issued in a gatefold cover with attached booklet with photographs and notes in English, French and German.

Tracks A1 to A10:
Monks of the Entchi Monastery, Gangtok, Sikkim (Nyingmapa Sect)
[recorded 26. 5. 61]
Track B1:
Monks (Tibetan) of the Monastery, Rumtek, Sikkim (Kagyupa Sect) with members of the (Tibetan) lay community (Kagyupa Sect)
[recorded 30. 5. 61]
Tracks B2, B3:
Monks (Tibetan) of the Monastery, Rumtek, Sikkim (Kagyupa Sect)
[recorded 30. 5. 61]
Track B4:
Monks of the Sgang-Ngon Monastery, P'hiyang, Ladak (Kagyupa Sect)
[recorded 14. 6. 61]

Length side A: 22'20"
Length side B: 23'47"

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Run-out side A, stamped): BM 30 L 2009-1 [Pallas symbol]
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out side B, stamped): BM 30 L 2009-2 [Pallas symbol]

Companies

• Lacquer Cut At – Pallas

Album

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