The music of Tibetan Buddhism
Subtitle: The Kagyupa sect and the Gelugpa sect
Contributors: Daniélou, Alain
Series: Unesco collection; Musical anthology of the Orient -- v. 11; Unesco collection; Musical anthology of the Orient -- v. 11.
Publisher: Musicaphon
Published: 1960
Place of publication: Kassel
Language: tib
Format: [sound recording]
Number of pages: 46
Subjects: Music; Buddhist music
Other titles: Kagyupa sect and the Gelugpa sect.; Tibet III.; Tibet 3
Notes: Title on container: Tibet III.

"Edited for the International Music Council by the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies and Documentation."--Container.

General editor of series: Alain Daniélou.

Program notes by the compiler in English, with French and German translations ([4] p. : ill.), bound in container.

Performed by monks of the Sgang-Ngon Monastery, Pʻhiyang, Ladak (Kagyupa Sect) (nos. 1, 2 & 4) ; A Ladaki monk of the Buddhist School of Philosophy (Gelugpa Sect), Leh, Ladak (no. 3) ; monks of the Jymʹe Monastery, Lhasa, Tibet (Gelugpa Sect), later resident in Kalimpong (no. 5).

Recorded May 21, June 14 and June 16, 1961 in Tibet by Peter Crossley-Holland.
Table of contents: title: Invitation to (the deity) Khyabjug, [parts] 1 and 2; title: In praise of Dolma; title: Reception music; title: Eternal voice.