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Small Path Music focuses on Laurent Jeanneau's mission to record the music of ethnic minorities in South East Asia. Over the last decade, he has traveled to remote locations to capture the sounds and traditions that are at risk of disappearing. The film provides an intimate look at his fieldwork and the cultural significance of the music he encounters.
Through Jeanneau's experiences, viewers gain insight into the motivations behind his recordings and the unique musical practices of various ethnic groups. The documentary emphasizes the urgency of preserving these musical traditions and the stories behind them, showcasing the rich diversity of South East Asian cultures.
Why Watch
- •Follow Laurent Jeanneau in remote South East Asia.
- •Meet diverse ethnic minorities and their music.
- •Find out why preserving music is urgent.
Did You Know
•Laurent Jeanneau has spent most of the last decade recording music.
•The film was directed by David A Harris in 2013.
•The documentary has a runtime of 60 minutes.
Perfect For
Ethnomusicology enthusiastsCultural preservation advocatesTravel documentary fans