Recorded in 1972 in the United States. Leading pansori (folk dramatic song) singer Kim So-hee together with some leading folk musicians. So-hee, became a 'Intangible National Treasure'. Notes and production by David Lewiston and Jonathan Cott. 7 tracks.

Recorded in 1984 in the United States for the Asia Society. Notes by Alan Heyman. This group is led by Kim Duk-Soo, who became internationally famous, Samul-Nori becoming known as the group name not just as a genre of traditional percussion music. Samul-Nori is always performed with four traditional Korean instruments; the buk (a barrel drum) janggu (an hourglass drum) jing (a large gong) and kkwaenggwari (a small gong). 4 tracks.

Recorded in 1979 in the United States. Lui Pui-Yuen is one of the great masters and on this CD performs some of the great masterpieces such Ambush from Ten Sides, and Dance of the Yi Tribe. 7 tracks.

Recorded in 1972. Lu-Sheng Ensemble is from Taiwan and play instruments including the shona, sheng, cheng, and ti. 12 tracks.

Recorded in 1973, real chanting recorded at Khampagar Monastery. 3 tracks.

Recorded in 1972 at Gyuto Tantric College by David Lewiston.

Recorded in 1972 at the Gyuto Tantric College, Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh.

Recorded in 1977 by David Lewiston, the ritual, Shedur, disposes of the Agents of Death or 'ghosts'. This is a record of excerpts from a day-long ritual. 2 tracks.