Klaus Wachsmann Uganda Collection
Kal Anyige min nyako obino. Klaus Wachsmann Uganda Field Recordings
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Type
sound
Duration
00:28:24
Cultures
Lango
Shelf mark
C4/31
Subjects
twin songs
Recording date
1954-05-28
Recording locations
Apach, Uganda
Performers
unidentified (6 Ugandan drums), unidentified (side-blown animal horn trumpet), unidentified (cone-flute), unidentified (mixed chorus)
Recordist
Wachsmann, Klaus, 1907-1984
Singers
unidentified (solo singer, female)
Description
Item notes : Wachsmann's original recording no.: 54.145. English translation of song lyrics from available documentation: "I am carrying the grains of Wimbi. The mother of the girl has come" (custom to present Wimbi to mother of prospective bride. Performer notes : From available documentation: Performed by women dancers and women drummers. The names of the 6 Uganda drums are: 1. atin bul atengong; 2. atin myang wen; 3. atin adwong; 4. alobere dang; 5. adadang; 6. minne. The big bul minne is beaten first by first woman with 2 sticks, the other woman beats two small drums with two sticks.
Metadata record:
Kal Anyige min nyako obino. Klaus Wachsmann Uganda Field Recordings
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