Kammu Songs: The Songs of Kam Raw highland peoples representing a great deal of

representing a great deal of literary research and cartographic effort” — Lesley Potter

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(Terry) King is an expert in the fields of sociology and anthropology in South East Asia studies

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Provides insight into the complexity of the Theravāda Buddhist universe as represented in a Burmese manuscript from the nineteenth century

Kammu Songs: The Songs of Kam Raw highland peoples representing a great deal ofHakan Lundstrom and Damrong Tayanin January 2006. 304 pp., 15x23 cm An ethnomusicological study of the Kammu singing tradition. One Kammu persons repertoire of social adult songs. More than a collection of songs since it also attempts to demonstrate how the songs may be varied in practical use. This volume offers the repertoire of Kam Raw who grew up in a Kammu village in northern Laos. The words of the songs are given in the Kammu language with