ኢትዮጵያ አባሪ ዜማዎችና ልዩ ልዩ የአዘማመር ዘዴዎች
| A1 | Canon | 3:30 |
| A2 | Diphone | 3:32 |
| A3 | Duo | 1:50 |
| A4 | Duo | 0:58 |
| A5 | Polyphonie | 3:28 |
| A6 | Polyphonie | 3:02 |
| A7 | Duo | 1:58 |
| B8 | Chœur D'hommes | 1:40 |
| B9 | Ensemble | 1:25 |
| B10 | Chœur D'hommes | 3:30 |
| B11 | Récitatif | 2:00 |
| B12 | Chœur Des Jeunes Filles | 3:00 |
| B13 | Chœur D'hommes | 2:40 |
| B14 | Ensemble | 3:40 |
Nearly identical to [r=13710150], but this version says Office De Coopération Radiophonique (all uppercase) on the labels instead of Office De Radiodiffusion - Télévision Française (all uppercase) Title on the front cover: Ethiopie Polyphonies Et Techniques Vocales (all uppercase) Title on the spine and labels: Polyphonies Et Techniques Vocales En Ethiopie (all uppercase) Comes in a gatefold sleeve with an 8-pages insert. The insert has notes in french and english. Made in France Track A1 - Dorze Music, recorded in Chencha, Gomu-Gofa Province, in January, 1965. Track A2 - Rashaida Music, recorded in an encampment near el Ain, Red Sea Division, Eritrea Province, in December, 1967. Track A3 - Ghimira Music, recorded in Mizan Teferi, Kaffa Province, in February, 1968. Track A4 - Gidole Music, recorded in Gidolé, Gomu-Gofa Province, in February, 1965. Track A5 - Ghimira Music, recorded in Mizan Teferi, Kaffa Province, in February, 1968. Track A6 - Maji Music, recorded at Maji, Kaffa Province, in February, 1968. Track A7 - Aderi Music, recorded in Harar City, in December, 1967. Track B1 - Sidamo Music, recorded in Faro Village, Sidamo Province, in December, 1964. Track B2 - Maji Music, recorded at Maji, Kaffa Province, in February, 1968. Track B3 - Guji Music, recorded in Yavello, Arero District, Sidamo Province, in January, 1965. Track B4 - Tigre Recitative, recorded in Adi Hagari, Tigré Province, in December, 1967. Track B5 - Arussi Galla Music, recorded in Ascella, Arussi Province, in February, 1968. Track B6 - Maji Music, recorded in Maji, Kaffa Province, in February, 1968. Track B7 - Tigre Music, recorded at Abi Addi, Tenbian District, Tigré Province, in December, 1967.