artist: ศ.จ. ดร. อุทิศ นาคสวัสดิ์ (prof. dr. uthit naksawat)
album: เพลงประกอบการฟ้อนรำ (phleng prakop kan fon ram)
tracklist:
01. ปี่กลองแทงวิสัย (pi klong thaeng wisai)
02. รำสะระหม่าแขก (ram sarama khaek)
03. ปี่ชวากลองแขก-กระบี่-กระบองและฟันดาบ (pi chawa klong khaek ; krabi ; krabong lae fan dap)
04. ระบำจีน (rabam chin)
05. รำพม่ามอญ (ram phama mon)
06. รำโดม (ญวนรำกระถาง) (ram dom (yuan ram krathang))
07. รำบำญวน (ram bam yuan)
08. ญวนทีโห่ (yuan thi ho)
this week, some excellent thai classical music from prof. dr. uthit naksawat! a pioneer of thai musicology, dr. uthit was also a prominent radio and television host and agricultural economist. a student of both phraya phumisewin (chit chittasewi) and luang pradit phairo (son sinlapabanleng), he mastered a range of instruments and performance styles. this cassette was released on his private label (hong at siang naksawat, "naksawat studio"), and most likely dates from the 1970s, as in the early '80s, dr. uthit began to suffer severe health problems, passing away in 1982 at the age of 59. these recordings features pieces that would traditionally accompany dance performances, with a variety of different ensemble types and foreign accents.. enjoy!
album: เพลงประกอบการฟ้อนรำ (phleng prakop kan fon ram)
tracklist:
01. ปี่กลองแทงวิสัย (pi klong thaeng wisai)
02. รำสะระหม่าแขก (ram sarama khaek)
03. ปี่ชวากลองแขก-กระบี่-กระบองและฟันดาบ (pi chawa klong khaek ; krabi ; krabong lae fan dap)
04. ระบำจีน (rabam chin)
05. รำพม่ามอญ (ram phama mon)
06. รำโดม (ญวนรำกระถาง) (ram dom (yuan ram krathang))
07. รำบำญวน (ram bam yuan)
08. ญวนทีโห่ (yuan thi ho)
this week, some excellent thai classical music from prof. dr. uthit naksawat! a pioneer of thai musicology, dr. uthit was also a prominent radio and television host and agricultural economist. a student of both phraya phumisewin (chit chittasewi) and luang pradit phairo (son sinlapabanleng), he mastered a range of instruments and performance styles. this cassette was released on his private label (hong at siang naksawat, "naksawat studio"), and most likely dates from the 1970s, as in the early '80s, dr. uthit began to suffer severe health problems, passing away in 1982 at the age of 59. these recordings features pieces that would traditionally accompany dance performances, with a variety of different ensemble types and foreign accents.. enjoy!
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