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English: Sr Anuno is a Renaissance man from Kiocole, Oecusse. He also plays the violin in his own band. Tetun: Sr Anuno artista ida ne'ebe talentu boot tebes husi Kiocole, Oecusse. Nia mós toka violinu iha ninia banda rasik.

18 May 2011

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culture, east, fiesta, guitar, intangible, kiocole, timor

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English: Rama is a traditional instrument from Atauro (Timor-Leste). This was filmed during the Cultural Festival 2010 at the President's Palace in Dili. Tetun: Rama nudar Instrumentu tradisionál husi Atauro (Timor-Leste). Filme ne'e halo iha Palacio Presidente iha Dili durante Festival Kultura 2010.

18 May 2011

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east, instrument, leste, rama, shepperd, timor, wind

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English: Kokotere is an instrument played as a calling signal by the shepherd, when some animals of his herd disappear or to drive them to the pen. Kokotere is also used to cheer the shepherd himself when he is tired. This instrument is made of bamboo and it is tied with palm leaves in the points. The way it is tied affects the sound. This was filmed during the Cultural Festival 2010 at the President's Palace. Tetun: Kokotere utiliza wainhira karau atan ho bibi atan sira húu hodi bolu anim

18 May 2011

294 Visualizações

baucau, instrument, instruments, leaf, leste, musical, palm, timor, wind

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English: Karkeit is an instrument used to cheer people at night, under the moonlight. This instrument is used when the farmer finishes his work, and also as a means to attract women. To make sound, the karkeit is held by the lips and in one of its extremities a thread is tied to be played with the hands. The tongue is used to tune the keys and it is accompanied by respiration. This instrument is made of iron and bamboo. This was filmed during the Cultural Festival 2010 at the President's Palace

18 May 2011

330 Visualizações

atauro, instrument, instrumento, timor-leste, tradicional, wind

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English: Traditional music instrument from the Fataluku ethnology, of the Lautém district, that is currently going extinct. This instrument is made of the tree Ai Solda (Ai Pokura in Fataluku). So far there has not been any research to identify the musical notes of this instrument. Kakalo'uta is played according to the history and characteristics of the Fataluku, through dadolin (traditional poetry), messages, and sometimes it is used to watch the garden or the paddy. This was filmed during the

18 May 2011

355 Visualizações

east, extinct, instrument, lautem, lospalos, percussion, timor, timor-leste