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Memories of Laos video takes us to various parts of Laos… Vientiane City Tour: The famous and sacred structure of That Luang Stupa, Patuxay Monument, which is well known as Vientiane’s own Arc de Triumph. The Vientiane Central Market of Talad Sao where the Laotians and tourists shop for textiles, Lao sinh and souvenirs. The former royal temple of Wat Prakeo previously housed the famous Emerald Buddha Image. The oldest Wat Sisaket with thousands of miniature Buddha statues. Vientiane City Tour to the village area to see peaceful Mekong River and how the Laotians lead their daily lives. Visit Ban Sikhaitha and Ban Lao (Lao Traditional house), infrastructure constructed purely by wood.
Then heading out of the city to Vang Vieng, along journey, enjoy beautiful traditional villages along the road, sightseeing around Vang Vieng.
Greatest thing about the video, memories can be shared. Enjoy.
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From Sublimefrequencies.com: This is a collection of landmark recordings by Laurent Jeanneau documenting music created by the Harak and various Brao ethnic groups in Southern Laos. Here you can hear the true historic roots of Molam music (now a venerable popular music style in Laos and Thailand) played on the Khaen along with vocal styles from this region. Also featured here are Gong ensembles, various stringed instruments, cymbals, drums, and sung poetry all captured live on location with the ambient sounds of the surrounding villages. These recordings were made in Xekong, Champasak and Attapeu provinces and because much of this music is unknown, this is probably the first time recordings have ever been released of indigenous music from these remote areas of Southern Laos. This is the second release in a series of spectacular field recordings from some of the more remote ethnic minority communities in Southeast Asia. Features insightful liner notes by Laurent Jeanneau and extended track listing with added information about each track recorded.
To listen: Ethnic Minority Music of Southern Laos Click “play” button to listen to free samples.
— track list —
1. Various Artists — Molam
2. Various Artists — Khen Le Molam
3. Various Artists — Khen
4. Various Artists — Gaw Gawng Jing Pe Play
5. Various Artists — Gaw Ja Galpeu
6. Thalong Tha Ka — Nying
7. Various Artists — Reum Bang
8. Various Artists — Ding Boo
9. Various Artists — Jing Riang Me Lun
10. Various Artists — Gaw Mat
11. Various Artists — Jing Riang
12. Various Artists — Npo it Npo it Janeel Goor
13. Various Artists — Npo it Npo it A We Mawn Siang Grai Jeu Leuay
14. Various Artists — Gaw Joor Nyet
15. Various Artists — Gaw Gawng Jing Pe Play
16. Various Artists — Jeu Phawn Peng Gawng Ploung Ken
17. Various Artists — Boyt Tawng
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