Kenneth Gourlay Uganda Collection
Ngae ngae Kakong - Who? Who? Nakong
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Type
sound
Duration
00:01:34
Cultures
Karamojong
Shelf mark
2CDR0006137 (copy of C105/10)
Recording date
1965-11-13
Is part of (Collection)
Ken Gourlay collection
Recording locations
Moroto Senior Secondary School, Moroto, Uganda
Performers
Loruk, Lawrence
Recordist
Gourlay, Ken
Description
Boys of S1. Recorded in a classroom concurrently with recordings made by John Blacking and Lois Anderson at Moroto Senior Secondary School; School boys sing: Girls and General songs; Recording arranged by John Bultler, headmaster of the school. Girl's song; sung by girls when pleased; lead by Lawrence Loruk (Kaangole) with boys chorus and handclapping.Text: Solos: Solo 1: Ngai? - Who?; Solo 2: Nakong Nakong; Solo 3: Yori a yori a - one born during the period of white ants; Solo 4: Enala nakong lokiya a ngikee - nakong says - we have the containers fo the white ants; Chorus: Ngai Ngai - Who? who?; Eruori ka nakong - Nakong's 'talk'; Chorus: Ngai ngai? - Who? Who?; Eruori ka Nakong - Nakong's 'talk'.Order of performance: S1 - C; S2 - C; S3 - C; S4 - C; S4 - C; S4 - C; S2 - C; S3 - C; S2 - C; S3 - C; S4 - C; S4 - C; S3 - C.; note: Nakong is an obscure figure who occurs in several stories. She has magical powers and an unpleasant character. Collecting and eating flying ants during the season when they emerge from the ground is a favourite pastime of all inhabitants of Karamoja.
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Ngae ngae Kakong - Who? Who? Nakong
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