The Source of Sound involves the material, the movement and the vibration of which music arises. By Fred Gales.
Source of Sound 15. Eritrea – Djibouti
After West Papua, the next place on the world map of music the Source of Sound visits is Eritrea and nearby Djibouti. The thirty-year war before the country became independent in 1991 wasn’t only the bloodiest low point of the 20th century, but also still controls the large part of the country’s politics and culture. The music is also scarred and Eritrea has the most compelling fight and patriotic songs.
01. eplf 10 b4 2’04
Comp/Performers unknown
MCEritrean Revolutionary Songs EPLF N. 10, B4
02. eplf 10 b5 5’25
Comp/Performers unknown
MCEritrean Revolutionary Songs EPLF N. 10, B5
03. eplf 10 b6 4’31
Comp/Performers unknown
MCEritrean Revolutionary Songs EPLF N. 10, B5
04. Tesfaldet brigade 6’39
Comp./Performer unknown
MCTesfaldet Brigad
Luna Music Shop – Asmara
05. Heleya 2’47
Comp. Trad. /Performers Mahamoud Esma, Roble Hoche, Kihien Ebrahim
Rec: Hubert Pernod, Musee de la parole et du geste
06. Lalle 2’52
Comp. Trad. / Performers chanteurs Dancalis
Rec: Hubert Pernod, Musee de la parole et du geste
07. Fatouma mansour 7’09
Comp/performer Fatouma Mansour
08. Kunama dance 3’05
Soundtrack movie
09. Emblita 4’31
EriTV soundtrack
10. Asalama 9’24
Comp./Uitv. Tsehaytu Beraki
11. Tigrinya guyla 7’39
Comp./Performer Wedi Tukul
12. wedi gebru 9’41
Comp./Performer Wedi Gebru
MC Wedi Gebru
Luna Music Shop – Asmara
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