moorhsum

G'day there people - I'm heading to Sth & central America in the near future and wish to record the traditional music and sounds of shamans throughout the continent. do ya reckon this would be too intrusive and disrespectful?? I'm just starting to research this idea and would appreciate any tips as to where to go, how to approach etc. By the way i am doing this with no profit incentives - I aim to put any recordings on the web for all to listen.

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