| Aboriginal
Sound Instruments |
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Artist/Collector:
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Alice
Moyle |
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Label
Information:
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Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS/14) |
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Media
Type:
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LP |
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Year:
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1978 |
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Availability:
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Amazon.Com,
AIATSIS |
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| Track
Number |
Track
Title |
Track
Time |
Notes |
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01
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Boomerang
clapsticks |
0:00:50 |
Lombadina,
W.A. 1968 |
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02
|
Walukulangu
|
0:02:38 |
Three
song items, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Yuendumu,
N.T., 1967 |
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03
|
Nyindi
nyindi |
0:01:16 |
One
song item, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Broome, W.A.,
1968 |
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04
|
Nurlu
(from Paddy Djaguwin's country) |
0:01:27 |
Three
song items, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Broome and
Beagle Bay, W.A., 1968 |
|
05
|
Yarangindjirri |
0:01:21 |
Two
song items, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Roper River,
N.T., 1963 |
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06
|
Tjukutjuku
and Old Man (children's songs) |
0:01:03 |
Boomerang
clapsticks and voice, Yuendumu, N.T., 1967 |
|
07
|
Galwangara |
0:00:54 |
Two
song items, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Borroloola,
N.T., 1966 |
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08
|
River
Cod and Dingo |
0:01:13 |
Two
song items, boomerang clapsticks and voice, Mornington
Island, Gulf of Carpentaria, Qld., 1966 |
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09
|
Slow
and Fast Wallaby |
0:01:22 |
Boomerang
clapsticks (stick-against-weapon) and voice, Aurukun,
Qld., 1966 |
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10
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Dyabi |
0:01:36 |
Two
song items, voices and rasp, La Grange, W.A., 1968 |
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11
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Seed
pod rattles and skin drum |
0:01:26 |
Mitchell
River, Qld., 1966 |
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12
|
Dinghy |
0:01:36 |
Voices
with seed pod rattles, skin drum and stick-against-hollow
log (tin substitute), Weipa, Qld., 1966 |
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13
|
Didjeridu
Solos |
0:03:23 |
In
order: A-type with mouth sounds. Didjeridu player is Dick
(Majali) (didjeridu measured 175cm in length, distal diameter
approximately 7.5cm, proximal diameter 3.5cm), Borroloola,
N.T., 1966; B-type with mouth sounds. Didjeridu player
is a woman, Jemima Wimalu (Mara group at Roper River),
Borroloola, N.T., 1966; B-type with mouth sounds. Didjeridu
player is Charlie Banaya (Enindilyaugwa). Groote Eylandt,
1964; A-type with voiced overtone. Didjeridu player is
Harry Ferguson (Wogadj-Manda). Delissaville, N.T., 1968;
A-type with mouth sounds. Didjeridu player is Major Raymond
(Djamindjung), Kununurra, W.A., 1968 |
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14
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Possum,
Mailplane, Brolga, Garrarda, Mamariga (South East Wind) |
0:05:58 |
In
order: Possum (voices, didjeridu and sticks). Didjeridu
player is Mungayana (Nunggubuyu), songman is Rimili (Nunggubuyu).
Rose River, N.T., 1964; Mailplane (voice, didjeridu and
sticks). Didjeridu player is Magun (Nunggubuyu), songman
is Mungayana (Nunggubuyu). Title refers to the take-off
and noise of departure. Rose River, N.T., 1964; Brolga
(voice, didjeridu and sticks). Didjeridu player is Magun
(Nunggubuyu), songman is Rankin Nyamulu (outstanding Nunggubuyu
Brolga singer) Rose River, N.T., 1964; Garrarda (voice,
didjeridu and stick on board). Didjeridu player is Magun
(Nunggubuyu), songman is Larrangana (Nunggubuyu). Rose
River, N.T., 1964; South East Wind (voice, didjeridu and
sticks, and stick on ground). Two different didjeridus
are used in this song. The player suddenly stops, takes
up another instrument which produces a tone of different
pitch and continues. Player said he switched as the first
instrument's mouthpiece didn't fit his mouth properly.
Didjeridu player is Gula (Enindilyaugwa), songman is Malgarri
(Enindilyaugwa). Groote Eylandt, 1964. |
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15
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Wongga,
Dingo Howls, Curlew, Brolga |
0:03:56 |
In
order: Wongga (voices, didjeridu and sticks). Didjeridu
player is Raymond (Worora), songman is Arthur Toby Langgin
(Wadjagin). Derby, W.A., 1968; Dingo Howls (didjeridu
and sticks). Didjeridu player is Wally Ambalgari (Miriwung).
Wyndham, W.A., 1968; Curlew (voice, didjeridu, sticks).
Didjeridu player is Edward Warrbuku Nabanardi (Gunwinggu),
songmen are Paddy Merrdjal and Neville Barandara (Gunwinggu)
Oenpelli, N.T., 1963; Brolga (didjeridu). Didjeridu player
is Garrmali (Gumatj), Yirrkala, N.T., 1963. |
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16
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Balganya |
0:02:55 |
Two
song items, (voices, paired sticks, hand-against-lap).
Songman is Wadi Ngyerdu (Worora). Derby W.A., 1968 |
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17
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Wintjinam
(bamboo) whistle and interview |
0:02:02 |
Songman
is Sam Kilndan (Linngiti). Weipa, Qld., 1966 |
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18
|
Fruit |
0:01:38 |
Voices
and large paired sticks. Songmen are Hindu and Rimili
(Nunggubuyu). Groote Eylandt, 1964 |
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