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Song in the Sumatran Highlands

Song: "Koto Tuo Tabiang Aciak"

Alternative Title: "Tabiang Aciak," "Katabiang Aciak"
Translation of Title: "Tabiang Aciak" is likely a named place within nagari Koto Tuo. "Tabiang" refers to the slopes of a mountain, "acid" means small. Koto Tuo is situated on the northern slopes of Mt. Singgalang so this descriptive title of place makes sense.
Composer: Unknown.
Type of song: Ratok.
Place affiliations:

Nagari: Koto Tuo.
Kecamatan: IV Koto.
Luak: Agam.
Darek or Rantau: Darek.

Source: Te E's List of Songs.

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Repertoire: Recording Session, July 21, 2016 8 List of repertoire at Recording Session, July 21, 2016 plain 2021-06-17T19:37:14+00:00
1. Musical Item: Imbauan Saluang
2. Musical Item: Imbauan Singgalang
3. Song: "Singgalang Induak" (the tune marked elsewhere as "Singgalang Alai [New]"). In choosing the repertoire for this session, Sri, Pian and Pak Ketua agreed on this tune to start out, and seemingly agreed that it was called "Singgalang Induak."
4. Song: "Mudiak Arau"
5. Song: "Indopuro"
6. Song: "Ratok Suayan"
7. Song: "Koto Tuo Tabiang Aciak"
8. Song: "Riak Pandan"
9. Song: "Ratok Balingka"
10. Song: "Baso Lamo"
11. Song: "Guguak Manitik Ameh"
12. Song: "Parantaian"
13. Song: "Pariaman Panjang"
14. Song: "Parambahan"
15. Song: "Sariak Mangayam"
16. Song: "Pulai Lubuak Basuang"

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