“FN233” の検索結果：： 17件
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FN23301 「Seri Langkat」
World - Asian. Refers to a place in the Riau region - this upbeat song is played in “deli” style, lively and fast paced Full MixFN23302 「Sireh Pinang」
World - Asian. This zapin song accompanies a welcome dance in honor of important guests, it has two tempos, a slow verse and a more upbeat chorus Full MixFN23303 「Dondang Sayang」
World - Asian. A 500 years old classic; Dondang Sayang means “love serenade” and was a favorite among the Peranakans (Straits Chinese) Full MixFN23304 「Johor Sports Club」
World - Asian. This song was composed for the opening of the Johor Sports Club somewhere in the 1950s; eventually, this classic tune went on to have a life of its own as part of the classic Malay traditional music Full MixFN23305 「Gemala Sari」
World - Asian. An Inang song (with Javanese influences) used for a traditional Malay dance Full MixFN23306 「Kaparinyo」
World - Asian. A lively Inang song that talks about the courtship of two lovers Full MixFN23307 「Pucok Prisang」
World - Asian. Another lively Joget song that captures the joy of courtship of two lovers who tease each other; Pucok Pisang mean “banana tree” Full MixFN23308 「Sri Mersing」
World - Asian. An Asli classic about a place in the state of Johor in Malaysia; the song depicts the picturesque beauty of its beach Full MixFN23309 「Timang Burong」
World - Asian. A lively Inang song about a royal princess having fun in the forbidden garden in the Sultan’s Palace Full MixFN23310 「Pantun Budi」
World - Asian. a Malay Zapin song about the virtue of being honest and upright Full MixFN23311 「Serampang Laut」
World - Asian. A Joget favorite, Serampang means spear and Laut is the sea; the song talks about fishermen and ends wit a tandak, a kind of crescendo Full MixFN23312 「Hari Ribut」
World - Asian. Hari Ribut means stormy day; in a stormy day, the padi field bows down with weight of water from the rain - in life, one must always be humble, just like the padi Full MixFN23313 「Mak Inang Pulau Kampi」
World - Asian. A classic Inang song; in the olden days, the royal maid is called Inang and the chief maid is called Mak Inang - this song is meant to tease the Mak Inang Full MixFN23314 「Tudong Saji」
World - Asian. A medley of Asli, fast Inang and Joget that accompanies a dance item Full MixFN23315 「Serampang Duabelas」
World - Asian. A Joget song the accompanies the titular dance item, in the region of Riau, Lingga and Johor, the dance item is considered on the basic traditional Malay dance Full MixFN23316 「Sekapur Sireh」
World - Asian. Sireh means betel leaves Malay; the Malays of the old generations like to chew on betel leaves, a habit derived probably from Indians - it is also a mark of respect to welcome honorary guests on a ceremony or occasion to present him with a tray of betel leaves, this Inang song is a welcome song in important occasions Full MixFN23317 「Payung」
World - Asian. Payung refers to “umbrella” in Malay; in olden days, Malay dances uses various household items as props such as candles, coconut husk, betel leaves container, umbrella and other; this Inang song was composed for a traditional dance which uses an umbrella as a prop Full Mix