About
The Tibetan Endangered Music Project was founded in order to preserve endangered songs on the Tibetan plateau. Most of this music will disappear in the next decade. Our members, all local volunteers from English Training Program, Nationalities Teacher’s College, Qinghai Normal University, Qinghai Province, PR China, have since 2005 recorded more than five hundred Tibetan traditional songs.
Beginning in late 2007, our project expanded to record endangered songs of other ethnic minority groups such as the Naxi and Pumi ethnicities in China’s Yunnan Province. To reflect this new diversity, we have changed our name to the Plateau Music Project Learn more about plateau-music-project.
