Louis Sarno
About the artist
Louis Sarno (* 1954 in Newark, New Jersey) is a US-American music researcher of the Baka Pygmy peoples in Central Africa.
Top songs
- Women Gathering Mushrooms
- Wedding Song
- Yeyi-Greeting
- Walking Song
- Benediction On A Settlement
- Women Off To Gather Payu
- Mondume With Percussion
- Funeral Song
- Boyobi (Part Two)
- Boyobi (Part Three)
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- Boyobi (Part Four)
- Yeyi-Farewell
- Boyobi, part 2
- Boyobi, part 3
- Boyobi, part 4
- Boyobi At Spear-Hunting Camp (Part One)
- Women SIng in the Forest (exc)
- Flute In Forest
- Net Hunt
- Boyobi at spear-hunting camp, part 1
- Geedal in the forest with male voices (Republic of Congo)
- Balonyona playing the geedal (bow harp) (Central African Republic)
- Bayaka women singing yeyi in the forest (Central African Republic)
- Bayaka Nigh Insects
- Afternoon beneath a palm shelter (Central African Republic)
- Women Sing In The Forest
- Tree Drumming
- Bobé Spirits Calling
- Bayaka Night Insects
- Hindewhu
- The Flutes We Hear No More
- Earth Bow
- Water Drumming
- Wondo
- Geedal
- Lingboku Celebration
- 4 Voiced Song
- Moukouté’s Lament
- Mondumé With Percussion
- Side B
- Likimbi forest camp late at night (Central African Republic)
- Metimbo playing the bubulu (pot bow) (Central African Republic)
- Song Of Joy After The Hunt
- Song With Sanza Accompaniment
- Music From The Zoboke Ritual
- Moola - Two Aka Girls
- 5 Voiced Song
- Chant For The Returning From The Hunt
- Mo Boma (Lullaby)
- Music To Entertain
- Mbombokwe
- Cradle
- Song About A Swarm Of Bees
- The Fruit Eater
- Pygmies From Gabun
- Ngbolu (Dance)
- Ya Ya
- 3-Voiced Song
- Boyobi at Spear‐Hunting Camp, Part 1
- Louis Sarno Speaks
- Side A
- Bayaka Fieldrecordings -1997
- Evening Polyphony
- Arabesque for likembe and voices
- Ballad of Mambasa
- Daytime Polyphony
- Likembe Trio
- Boyobi At Spear-Hunting Camp (
- SO (Men's death benediction ceremony for men)
- Ngbindi (Earth-bow)
- Mbyo (Gongeü plays notched flute)
- Limboku (Women's benediction ceremony after death of women or before marriage)
- Mondume (Harp-zither, played by Bokau)
- Gbagba (Children's musical game w_ kids & teenagers)
- Gano (Sung fable, Makuti narrates w_ male chorus during pause in SO ceremony)
- Geedal (Bow-harp w_ Master Balonyona)
- Ejengi (Boy's big spirit initiation ceremony into adulthood)
- Mbyo (Contreboeuf plays notched flute)
- Mondume (Harp-zither played by Mobila)
- song from the forest
- Elanda 1
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