Peter Cooke Uganda Collection
Ndingiri song
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Type
sound
Duration
00:03:11
Cultures
Nyankore
Shelf mark
C23/50
Recording date
1990-09-04
Is part of (Collection)
Peter Cooke Uganda Recordings
Recording locations
Ibaare village near Kitabi, Nkore, western Uganda
Performers
Mr. Rugaranjuka (ndingiri)
Recordist
Cooke, Peter
Description
Item note: Title of this piece requested from chief informant B. K. Mubangizi - to follow on. Ndingiri is the local one string tube fiddle (a wooden or cow horn tube is used as a resonator). Performance note: In runyankore language, in akagoma dansi rhythm, accompanied with "uganda" drum, akakyenke rattle (played by younger members of his family). Performer's note: Iru peasant farmer. Recording note: Recorded at his homestead. Recorded with Stellavox and Sennheiser omni microphones, 7/12ips stereo. Recordist's note: In Peter Cooke's notes, this is PCUG90.1.2.
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