Bulang Awa in China 1, / Laurent Jeanneau, Huang Peishan, Olivier Schneider, collecteurs

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Editeur / Publisher : Dali : Kink Gong , 2011

Type : Livre / Book

Langue / Language : chinois / Chinese

Ethnomusicologie -- Chine

Zhuang (peuple d'Asie) -- Chine -- Yunnan (Chine)

Yunnan (Chine) -- Rites et cérémonies

Jeanneau, Laurent (19..-....) (Editeur scientifique / editor)

Peishan, Huang (Editeur scientifique / editor)

Schneider, Olivier (Editeur scientifique / editor)

Résumé / Abstract : The Bulang (100 000 people), first called Puman by the Chinese belong to the Mon Khmer (austro asiatic) linguistic family (spread from Cambodia to eastern India) and divided into sub groups with distinctive languages, they are 32 000 Bulang in Lincang. The Awa are one of them. Few Bulang villages haven t converted to Theravada Buddhism, while most did under the influence of Dai who ruled the area for centuries before the chinese moved in. Religious music as much as non religious one still carry the Dai cultural influence. The music was recorded in Lincang prefecture in Yunnan and is obviously different from the music of the main branch of Bulang in Xichuan Banna prefecture further south.