Hiroshi Iguchi

"Life is hard, the roads are bad, and I can't get anywhere else, so I earn a living by weaving" (Somra village - Tangkhul Naga)

Lullaby II: "I'll come back from the field in the evening, so eat your porridge and sleep quietly" (Somra village - Tangkhul Naga)

"A girl fell for a guy from a rival village. Her parents tried to murder him, but he saw their trap and escaped" (Koki village - Tangkhul Naga)

A soldier gets lost on the battlefield and accidentally attacks his own village, causing many deaths. His wife sings a lament about his terrible mistake (Koki village - Tangkhul Naga)

Song to welcome guests (Koki village - Tangkhul Naga)

Song of field work (Koki village - Tangkhul Naga)

Jew's Harp: "A tune played when feeling lonely" (Pansat village - Tangkhul Naga)

A song about two lovers whose parents forbade their marriage, resulting in an attempted double suicide. The woman dies, but she is reborn as a bee and visits the man who survived: "Why didn't you keep your heart's promise?" (Layshi town - Para Naga)

A song of self-reflection by a older woman, likening herself to a flower: "Even in the deepest, darkest woods, where sunlight never reaches, flowers still bloom" (Layshi town - Para Naga)

A wife's lullaby to comfort her husband, worried about her absence overnight: "I was just helping my brother in the fields on the neighboring mountain, there's nothing to worry about" (Layshi town - Para Naga)