South African Music Archive Project
AC1274
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- Composer: Fabiao Dingani Mashawa (Performer) | 1955/10/11 | Bileni, Fabiao Dingani Mashawa, Hlanganu, Mbira, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Self delectative, Southern African, Tonga, ILAM | Further details refer ILAM field card no. H1R8.
- Artist(s): Fabiao Dingani Mashawa | 1955/10/11 | Bileni district, Fabiao Dingani Mashawa, Hlanganu, Mbira, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Southern African, Sul do Save Province, Tonga, ILAM | Self delectative song with mbira dza WaNdau. The performer is one of the few Tonga people who have learnt to play the Ndau instrument, the mbira dza WaNdau, which has travelled southwards since the time of the Shangaan chief Ngungunyana for whom the Ndau fought as a subservient tribe during the latter half of the nineteenth century. Several of the fighting men stayed in the south and married Tsonga women and their children have used the paternal instrument, singing to it traditional songs.Further details refer ILAM field card no. H1R-8.
- Composer: Party-goers (Performer) | 1955/10/11 | Bilene, Crowd, Hlanganu, Language, Macia, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Southern African, Speech, Tonga, ILAM | Crowd noises after Makwaya dance. Further details refer ILAM field card (H1R9b)
- Artist(s): Tonga girls (Performer) | Composer: Mariko Shasha (Performer) | 1955/10/11 | Bilene, Clapping, Dance song, East African, Folk music, Hlanganu, Indigenous music, Macia, Makwaya, Mariko Shasha, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Southern African, Tonga, Tonga, ILAM | Makwaya dance song with clapping. Further details refer ILAM field card (H1R9)
