Peter Cooke Uganda Collection
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Type
sound
Duration
00:08:18
Cultures
Masaba
Shelf mark
C23/27
Subjects
Liduku (lyre) song
Recording date
1968-06-30
Is part of (Collection)
Peter Cooke Uganda Recordings
Recording locations
Gombolola HQ, Bumasifwa, Budadiri, Bugisu district, Uganda
Performers
Jome (liduku), Odero (isaasi), Unidentified (singer, male)
Recordist
Cooke, Peter
Description
Item note: Liduku (lyre) song. Performance note: With leg bells and Isaasi (rattle); terms differ from North and south Bugisu, (N always given first) Mabega Mabeka (the dance danced with this music); Kukyina Khukyina (vb. to dance); Ludaya, Lutaya (transverse flute); Liduku, Litungu (lyre), inyungu, Inyungu (waterpots - used for percussion); Lukokolo or Luwepere, Luwenjele (percussion trough); Isaasi, Isaasi (rattle); Zingoma ze palu, Tsingoma sembalu (drums for circumscision); Bitsetse, Bizese (leg bells). Performer's note: Jome, son of Wadulo - lyre; Odero, son of Wanziguya (Bunaseche clan) - rattle. Recordist's note: In Peter Cooke's notes, this is PCUG64-8.37.A2.
Metadata record:
Bajeniu Badabule (visitors have arrived)
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