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Artist(s): Dick Ncube (Performer)Enoch Chuma (Performer)Samson Ncube (Performer) |
Composer: Dick Ncube (Performer)Enoch Chuma (Performer)Samson Ncube (Performer) |
1951/06/07 |
Chuma,Enoch, Guitar, Ncube,Dick, Ncube,Samson, Ndebele, Private, Song, Southern African, Southern Rhodesia, Speak, topical, traditional, Violin, Zimbabwe, ILAM |
Topical song in which permission is asked to speak to someone in private. Refer ILAM field card number E2D4
Artist(s): Ncube, D. (Performer - violin, voice)Dick Ncube (Performer - violin, voice)Ncube, S. (Performer - guitar, voice)Samson Ncube (Performer - guitar, voice) |
Composer: Chuma, E. (Performer - voice)Enoch Chuma (Performer - voice) |
1951/06/07 |
Chuma,Enoch, Guitar, Ncube,Dick, Ncube,Samson, Ndebele, Southern African, Southern Rhodesia, Topical song, Violin, Zimbabwe, ILAM |
Topical song with guitar and violin. Translated English title - "You wait there - we want to speak to you in private." Further details refer ILAM field card (E2D4)
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Artist(s): Mwali, G. (Leader)Gordoni Mwali (Leader) |
Composer: Tumbuka and Ngoni men (Performer) |
1950/05/23 |
Folk music, Gordoni Mwali, Hunting song, Indigenous music, Kasungu, Malawi, Mwali,G., Ngoni, Ngoni, Nyasaland, Southern African, Tumbuka, Unaccompanied, Zulu, ILAM |
Song to be sung after the hunt. Further details refer ILAM field card (DY7)
Artist(s): Gordoni Mwale (Leader) |
Composer: Tumbuka and Ngoni man and women (Performer) |
1950/05/23 |
Folk music, Hunting song, Indigenous music, Kasungu, Malawi, Mwale,Gordoni, Ngoni, Ngoni, Nyasaland, Southern African, Tumbuka, Unaccompanied, Zulu, ILAM |
Hunting song for after the hunt, unaccompanied. Further details refer ILAM field card (DY7)
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