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	Laos Infosite
		Lam Nyao and Tuei (847KB): This song is about a middle-aged man's torn fellings - he has his own family and has also fallen in love with a young woman.
		In the first lam, the man tells the girl that he will remain with his wife and their love cannot be.
		In the second lam, the man persuades the girl to go with him,and endure a hard life together.
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~kongsab (164 words)

	Lam Saravane and Music for the Khene CD oop - C-559058
		Lam Saravane and Music for the Khene CD oop - C-559058
		The lam is an improvised alternating song, the dominant musical form in Laos, while the khene, a reed pipe mouth organ, is the national instrument.
		Authoritative bilingual notes describe folk culture, its music and the performers who here represent a great and vanishing art of song.
	www.worldmusicstore.com /index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=9195 (107 words)

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		Laotian music is dominated by its national instrument, the khaen (a type of bamboo pipe).
		Bands typically include a singer/rapper (mor lam) and a khaen player (mor khaen) alongside fiddlers and other musicians.
		Lam saravane is the most popular genre of Laotian music, but ethnic Lao in Thailand have developed an internationally-best selling form called mor lam sing.
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	Laos: Traditional performing arts: Lam/khap - Lao call-and-response folk songs
		Lam pheun, one of the most popular varieties of the call-and-response genre lam/khap, involves the recitation of jataka tales, local legends and histories, while the regional lam siphandone features long slow passages of solo recitation believed to derive from a much earlier period.
		Lam pa nyah in turn gave rise to the more theatrical lam glawn, traditionally given as a night-long performance at temple fairs, in which male and female singers perform passages of poetry interspersed with improvised repartee to the accompaniment of the khene.
		The best-known genres are khap tai daeng (Red Tai) and khap tai dam (Black Tai) from the Tai ethnic minority of Samneau Province, lam meuy from the Tai Meuy ethnic minority of Borikhamxai Province and, from the Phu Tai ethnic minority, lam phu tai in Savannakhet Province and khap phu tai in Phongsali Province.
	www.culturalprofiles.org.uk /laos/Directories/Laos_Cultural_Profile/-915.html (763 words)

	Lam
		Lam mu is visually similar to Central Thai likay, but the subject matter (mainly Jataka stories) derived from lam rueang (the subgenre of lam phuen) and the music from lam tang yao.
		In Isan lam was traditionally performed seated, with a small audience surrounding the singer, but over the latter half of the 20th century the introduction of stages and amplification allowed a shift to standing performances in front of a larger audience.
		Lam singing is characterised by the adaptation of the [vocal line to fit the tones of the words used.[17] It also features staccato articulation and rapid shifting between the limited number of notes in the scale being used, commonly delivering around four syllables per second.
	www.musicsonglyrics.org /Mor_lam.html (3087 words)

	Music of Laos - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Ensembles typically include two singers (mor lam, the same term referring to the genre of music) - one male and one female -, a khaen player (mor khaen), and other instruments including fiddles, flutes and bells.
		Music varies widely across Laos, with the lam saravane style being most popular, while the city of Luang Prabang is known for a slow form called khaplam wai.
		In the 1960s, Thai lam nu and lam ploen contributed to the development of lam luang, which is a form of loose song and dance, often with narrative lyrics.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Music_of_Laos (371 words)

	Mor lam
		Traditionally, mor lam was extemporaneous singing of gaun-type poetic verse accompanied by the khene, a free reed mouth organ; but the modern form is most often composed and uses electrified instruments.
		One of the most popular styles of traditional mor lam, mor lam glawn, is a vocal "battle" between a man and a woman, who alternately improvise songs teasing and mocking one another.
		The lam (Thai à¸¥à¸³) is a rap-style chorus.
	www.morlam-luktung.com /morlam.html (1601 words)

	Southeast Asian Traditional Music
		The mouth organ sounds rather like a bagpipe, although the musical style is a bit different.
		This music is quite different from the other traditions of Southeast Asia and the world (although it has its analogs in China).
		It has an "earthier" feeling than the other selections here, and is rather compelling and effective.
	www.medieval.org /music/world/sea.html (1076 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Laos - Lam Saravane: Music for the Khen: Music: Various Artists (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The khen is the national instrument of Laos and is made of 16 to 18 bamboo reeds supported by a small wind chamber.
		The lam saravane is an improvised or alternating song and is the customary mode for playing the khen.
		Adventurous and raw, LAM SARAVANE/ KHEN MUSIC is like nothing else, a spirited glimpse at a rare instrument that releases a captivating spell.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Laos-Lam-Saravane-Music-Khen/dp/B000068MNN (355 words)

	Lao Music - Lao Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lam saravane is the most popular genre of Laotian music, but ethnic Laotians in Thailand have developed and internationally-best selling form called mor lam sing.
		They claim to find in Laos a scale which the ancient Hindus called the "celestial scale," the Gandhara grama, which is a tempered heptatonic scale, or a division of the octave into seven equal parts.
		Lao folk music, known as Lam (morlam), is extemporaneous singing accompanied by the khene.
	laomusic.nu /lao-music/lao-music.html (467 words)

	Molam Dub: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Though the beats may not be the most inventive of Wobble's career, reverting at times to proto-dub and techno, they are heavily fortified through his dense mixing style.
		The throbbing aqua-dub of "Lam Tang Way" is equally potent in both female and male vocal versions.
		The techno patter of "Lam Bane Xoc" and "Lam Siphandone"'s muscular bass groove, on the other hand, are kept at a respectful distance from the Laotian vocalists for results that aren't nearly as captivating.
	www.music.com /release/molam_dub/1 (449 words)

	International Conference on Lao Studies (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lam is generated from a coordination of lexical tones and typical melodic phrases and is quite unlike the singing of a composed melody, that called hawng.
		In Laos there are at least twelve regional styles, mostly named after specific geographical locations (e.g., lam saravane) while in Isan the classifications are based on genre (e.g., lam klawn or lam ploen).
		Most forms of lam are in repartee form, that is, the alternation of male and female singers.
	www.seasite.niu.edu /lao/LaoStudies/tmill.htm (286 words)

	Lam: L at Canadian Content
		saravane is the most popular genre of Laotian music, but ethnic Lao in Thailand have developed an internationally-best selling form called mor lam sing.
		It is still being investigated." According to Lerner- Lam, "The ground shaking that resulted from the collapse of the towers was extremely small
		Jewish Congress (CJC) should be a matter of concern to everyone" and went on to condemn the CJC as "an ardent supporter of Israel, lam basts (sic) anyone who dares to criticize Israel and resorts to undermining human rights and
	www.canadiancontent.net /dir/Top/Society/People/Personal_Homepages/L/Lam (636 words)

	About Laos (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Laotian music is dominated by its national instrument, the khaen (a type of bamboo pipe).
		Bands (mor lam) typically include a khaen player (mor khaen) alongside fiddlers and other musicians.
		Lam saravane is the most popular genre of Laotian music, but ethnic Laotians in Thailand have developed and internationally-best selling form called mor lam sing.
	www.laoplanet.net /content/view/173/87 (1290 words)

	Lam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lam and its various forms has several meanings.
		Mor lam, an ancient Lao form of song in Laos
		lam, internet slang meaning, an acronym meaning leave a message
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lam (150 words)

	Nanaplaza.Com - Articles
		Recited genres (probably the origins of lam singing) called an nungsu (often done by a monk) and pa-nyah (traditional courting Poetry).
		In fact, much contemporary mor lam has been based on Lao genres, esp. lam Saravane, from the southern Lao town of same name.
		And of course, mor lam sing, which came along in the late 1980s in response to the in roads made by 'string' pop bands.
	www.nanaplaza.com /info/library/articles.php?Entry=music.php (4440 words)

	Jah Wobble: Molam Dub
		At half the length of its more-masculine predecessor, Lam Tang Way (Female Vocal) reprises the former with Amphayvahn Phongsavanh delivering solo voice over the same melody and rhythm.
		Subtract a couple minutes and add a few traditional dub studio knockout techniques (and spliced-in bagpipes) and Lam Saravane Dub revisits the first track, (as the similarly stripped-down, echoed-up Lam Tang Way Dub does with the second).
		The short track is Lam Long (1:47), where a decidedly Asian songstress quavers over dancing khene chords without added beats or effects.
	www.spiderbytes.com /ambientrance/wob-md.htm (520 words)

	LyricsVault: History of music; Cultural and regional genres of music
		Music of Laos (khaen, khaplam wai, lam nu, lam ploen, lam saravane, mor lam sing, lam luang)
		Music of Tanzania (taarab, ngoma, muziki wa dansi, hip hop)
		Music of Thailand (mor lam, pleng phua cheewit, string, luk grung, wong shadow, khruang sai, piphat, pleng Thai sakorn, luk thung, kantrum)
	www.lyricsvault.net /history/CulturalRegionalGenres.html (1395 words)

	Laos: Lam Saravane Music for the Khen - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		laos: lam saravane music for the khen - track listing
		Pao Sat (Invitation to the Spirit of the Khen)
		laos: lam saravane music for the khen - album credits
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,1761168,00.html (121 words)

	Laos (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The khaen traditionally accompanied the singer in lam, the dominant style of folk music; there are several different styles of lam, some, such as lam saravane, being more popular than others.
		Music varies widely across Laos, with the lam saravane style being most popular, while the city of Luang Prabang is known for a slow form called khaplam wai.
		In the 1960s, Thai lam nu and lam ploen contributed to the development of lam luang, which is a form of loose song and dance, often with narrative lyrics.
	www.my-world-guide.com /country/142 (2329 words)

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