10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «ALGOJA»
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Library of Congress Subject Headings - Jilid 1 - Halaman 177
... Algoja Alghozah USE Algoja Algic Indians USE Ojibwa Indians Algic language USE Ojibwa language Algic languages USE Algonquian languages Algicides [SB951] BT Agricultural chemicals Pesticides RT Algae—Control Algie (Fictitious ...
Library of Congress,
1992
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Indian Folk Musical Instruments - Halaman 62
217. SIPHUNG Assam Cylindrical bamboo tube, (length 65 cm.). One end stopped. Five finger holes. Used by Boros for accompaniment with Bodo songs. GROUP II — DOUBLE FLUTE 218. ALGOJA Rajasthan The double-flute — Algoja as it ...
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Dancing with Devtās: Drums, Power and Possession in the ...
Although I frequently asked about flutes during fieldwork, none of those with whom I spoke knew of any players in their close vicinity. Nonetheless, Garhwalis are aware of two types of flutes, the algoja (also called ramsof) and the bansuri.
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Rajasthan, an Oral History: Conversations with Komal Kothari
Perhaps, it is not instruments that migrate from place to place, but people who migrate and carry these instruments with them.1 Take the algoja, a double-flute instrument but with a limited range of notes. Using three fingers on one hand and ...
Rustom Bharucha, Komal Kothari,
2003
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Bards, Ballads and Boundaries: An Ethnographic Atlas of ...
Algoja, Satara, Pawa A group of double end-blown flutes with the ends played fully in the mouth. The algoja (or algoza) is the generic name for the set of double flutes also known as satara or pawa; the term is used widely in the Indian ...
Daniel M. Neuman, Shubha Chaudhuri,
2006
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Mumal: being an English version of Rani Laxmi Kumari ... - Halaman 59
Can you not play even one more tune on your 'Algoja' for my sake ?" Then picking up the 'Algoja' smeared with blood, and pressing it to her heart, she said, " 'Algoja', I will not keep you away from Naagji. We will accompany his together.
Lakshmī Kumārī Cūṇḍāvata,
1990
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The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: South Asia : the ...
The wooden naraf Sindh (Pakistan) and Rajasthan is blown obliquely through the end, and the player may ♢^14 hum a drone while playing. The algoja (alghoza) and satara or paw a of Rajasthan and Gujarat (Kothari 1968:62) are end-blown ...
Bruno Nettl, Alison Arnold, Ruth M. Stone,
1998
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Kamus Dewan - Halaman 23
kuantiti. algoja - algojo. algojo (Portugis) 1. orang yg menjalankan hukuman mati, pelebaya, pertanda; 2. ki orang yg bengis dan kejam; algoja. alhamdulillah, alhamdulillahi Ar 1. segala pujipujian bagi Allah; 2. sr syukurlah: - kita telah ...
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Where Silence Sings: Sounds and Rhythms of Rajasthan
In Rajasthan, two kinds of shepherd's flutes evolved - the satara and the algoja. Both are double-flutes. The satara consists of two flutes which are played simultaneously One flute provides the drone while the other plays the melody. Each flute ...
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Generalis geographia cosmica, mathematica, naturalis, ... - Halaman 38
1П. Bileraeum in Suevia ad Rufam ii. 1V. Bucbovia in Suevia ad Lacum Feder. V. Bucbarm'a in Suevia ad LacumBodamicum. VI. Bopßnga in Suevia ad Egeram Н. VII. Campodunum in Algoja ad Ileram Н. VIII. Don'azverda in Suevia An. i701.
Heinrich Niderndorff,
1739