An edition of The music of Tibetan Buddhism (1970)

The music of Tibetan Buddhism

The Sakyapa sect [and] the Gelugpa sect

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The music of Tibetan Buddhism
Alain Daniélou, Alain Daniélou
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The Sakyapa sect [and] the Gelugpa sect

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Musicaphon
Language
Tibetan
Pages
45

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Subjects

Music, Buddhist music

Places

China, Tibet Autonomous Region

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The music of Tibetan Buddhism: The Sakyapa sect [and] the Gelugpa sect
1970, Musicaphon
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Table of Contents

Sakyapa sect. History of the Sakya religion. ; Hymn for two shawms ; Great Kunga Sangpo of Ngorr ; Offering (to the God of) Sakya (through) chanting and instrumental music.
Gelugpa sect. Invitation to (the deity) Shugden ; Auspicious shawm ; Reception shawm ; Prayer for the Dalai Lama ; Doctrine concerning the after life ; Offering.

Edition Notes

Title on container: Tibet II.

"Edited for the International Music Council by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation." -- Container.

Program notes by Daniélou in French with English and German translations ([8] p. : ill.) bound in container.

Performed by His Holiness Sakya Techen, Grand Lama of the Sakyapa Order (no. 1) ; monks from Sakya, West Tibet, and later of the Guru Gompa, Ghoom, near Darjeeling (Sakyapa Sect ) (nos. 2 & 4) ; monks from Ngoor, near Shigatse, Tsang, Tibert, and later of the guru Gompa, Ghoom, near Darjeeling (Sakyapa Sect) (no. 3) ; monks (Tibetan) of the Tharpa Chhöling Monastery, Kalimpong (Gelugpa Sect) (nos. 5, 6, 7 & 10) ; Ladaki monk of the Buddhist School of Philosophy (Gelugpa Sect), Leh, Ladak (nos. 8 & 9).

Recorded May 16 and May 21, 1961 in Tibet by Alain Daniélou.

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Series
Unesco collection, Musical anthology of the Orient -- v. 10, Unesco collection, Musical anthology of the Orient -- v. 10.
Other Titles
Tibet II., Tibet 2., Sakyapa sect and the Gelugpa sect.

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Format
[sound recording]
Pagination
1 sound disc (45 min.)
Number of pages
45

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OL26890337M
OCLC/WorldCat
23233649

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