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\n01 Aka Pygmy mobeke duet \u2013 Nzombi 2 (Music for the return from a hunt) (B6\/12)
\n02 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Empty Boulevard (“Harmonisation of a chant sung by Pygmy girl. The girl plays a bone-flute while singing”)
\n03 Aka Pygmy children \u2013 Nzenzenze (Children\u2019s game) (B2\/8)
\n04 Afunakwa \u2013 Lullaby, Rorogwela (from Malaita, Solomon Islands) (B1\/8)
\n05 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Nexus On The Beach (“1st part: Burundi story-teller who accompanies himself with an Inanga (Burundi national stringed instrument). 2nd part: talking-drums from Benin structured in a loop with Pygmy girls chant for gathering mushrooms”)
\n06 Thirteen Men’s Choir and percussion from Solomon Islands – Men’s Narrative Song, ‘Ai Ni Mae (B5\/12)
\n07 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Water Music (“Voice from central Africa electronically treated. Gopi-yantra: one-string instrument used by Bengala Bauls in devotional chants to Krishna”)
\n08 Kraton Jogiakaria, Gamelan Slendro “Sekar Gadung” from Java (B3)
\n09 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Old Time Religion (“1st part: voice of a Dogon mask (Burkina Faso-Mali), electronically treated. 2nd part – pitch of an Ethiopian cow-seller; percussions are Chinese chipsticks hitting a table and a pair of scissors spinning around a nail-file.”)
\n10 Musical Drama Scene From The Rama Legend from Siam (Thailand) (C4)
\n11 Siamese Court Orchestra, 1900 – Thai oi Kamen – The Sad Departure (A8)
\n12 Pagan, Gamelan Djoged “Tjetjing-Kereman” from Bali (C1)
\n13 Kawakami Company, Japan, 1901 – Osazuma (Samisen solo) (B3)
\n14 Popular Song from Persia (Iran) (D1)
\n15 Hussein Mohammed Ahmed Wagiya Allah – About Waya (A4 from Music of the Nubians, Northern Sudan)
\n16 Tamikrest – Aratane N’ Adagh
\n17 Dahab Khalil, Unknown Artist – I Will Come To Your House (A1 from Music of the Nubians, Northern Sudan)
\n18 Fatma Farah Abbas, Unknown Artist – Let Us Go Eastwards (D8 from Music of the Nubians, Northern Sudan)
\n19 Unknown Artist – Where Are You Going, My Love? (A7 from Music of the Nubians, Northern Sudan)
\n20 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Technowaltz (“Tree trunks ryhthmical sequence electronically treated. Samples comiing from: 1st part – Iran, Algeria, Afghanisan; 2nd part – Ethiopia (male chorus), Mongolia (female voice)”)
\n21 Male Singers from Togo, 1905 – Weeping Song (D1)
\n22 Unknown Baegu musician from Solomon Islands – Solo On The Musical Bow, Kwadili (B4\/11)
\n23 Josef Ayisi Ewondo from the Clan, Edzo in Cameroun, 1909 – Drum Communication – Signal Drumming – Talking Drums (“She has given birth child male.”, a) Played on the drum three times, b) Spoken, c) Sung as a “long distance” call, d) Whistled) (D3)
\n24 Unknown Baegu musicians from Solomon Islands – Song Introducing Panpipe Music, Mae ‘Au (B6\/13)
\n25 Aka Pygmies \u2013 Mombimbi (Invocations to the spirits of the ancestors) (B8\/14)
\n26 8 singers from Malaita, Solomon Islands \u2013 Women\u2019s song, Roiroa (A4)
\n27 Aka Pygmies – Kokoyandongo (B1\/A7)
\n28 Chorus of Black Men of Dampier Land, Northweast Australia, 1910 – Merge Nolo (B8)
\n29 Instrumental Music from Cameroun, 1909 – Scale, Nine Flutes, Rattles, Drum (D2)
\n30 Malayan Shawm Player, Sumatra, 1908 – Piece for a Shawm – Piece for a Pupuit (B5)
\n31 Male Singer from Canada, 1911 – Eskimo Song (C4)
\n32 Two Women from Sintamovy, District Salikamsk, Permyak, Komi Autonomous Republic, South Russia, 1912 – Spring Song by Two Girls, Invective (A5)
\n33 Male Singer from Canada, 1911 – War Dance Song (C5)
\n34 Male Singer and Chorus, China, 1913 – Song of the Rowers on the Dragon Boat (A10)
\n35 Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta – Mechanic Soul vs Pathetic Ambient (“Echo transforms Dx7 synthesizer into an Arabic chant”)
\n36 Azymuth – Linha do Horizonte
\n37 Tamba 4 – Samba Blim
\n38 Luiz Vieira – Coisas Do Sertao
\n39 (Conjunto) A Voz Do Morro – A Voz Do Morro
\n40 Tamba 4 – Reza
\n41 Luiz Vieira – Protesto
\n42 Azymuth – Seems Like This
\n43 A Voz Do Morro – Sinha Nao Disse
\n44 Tamba 4 – Palladium
\n45 Azymuth – Morning
\n46 Laminte Konte – Nagnol
\n47 Niq\u014dl\u0101 al-D\u012bk – Nada (or Karj El Hajal)
\n48 Azymuth – Wait For My Turn
\n49 Tamba 4 – San Salvador
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