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245 00 a| Tribal music of Australia.;

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500 a| Field recordings by A.P. Elkin, made between 1949-1952, Arnhem Land, Northwest Territory, Australia.;

500 a| Originally issued as Folkways FE 4439 in 1953.;

500 a| Previously issued as compact disc.;

500 a| Program notes by A.P. Elkin and texts with English translations ([8] p. : ill., ports.) inserted in original container.;

500 a| Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: FE 4439 (on original container spine F-4439).;

500 a| Vocal and instrumental music.;

505 0 a| Djebang-ari (Yirkalla Disctict) (2:31) -- Djedbang-ari (Riredjind District) (1:29) -- Djedbang-ari (1:11) -- Wadamiri (3:04) -- Wadamiri (2:28) -- Maraian Chant (1:19) -- Didjeridu (3:10) -- Gunborg singing (2:28) -- Cloud chant (4:09) -- Djerag (2:41) -- Brinkin wonga (2:53) -- Djarada (0:34) -- Nyindi-Yindi corroboree (3:05) -- Sacred song (1:29).;

511 0 a| Various performers.;

546 a| Vocal works sung in various Australian aboriginal languages.;

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Tribal music of Australia.

Other author	Elkin, A. P. (Adolphus Peter), 1891-1979.
Format	Audio (Streaming)
Publication Info	Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, [between 2000 and 2009 ?]
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?GLMU;71836
Subjects	Aboriginal Australians--Australia. --Arnhem Land (N.T.). --Music. Didjeridu music--Australia. --Arnhem Land (N.T.). Field recordings--Australia. --Arnhem Land (N.T.). Folk music--Australia. --Arnhem Land (N.T.). Folk songs, Aboriginal Australian--Australia. --Arnhem Land (N.T.).

Contents	Djebang-ari (Yirkalla Disctict) (2:31) -- Djedbang-ari (Riredjind District) (1:29) -- Djedbang-ari (1:11) -- Wadamiri (3:04) -- Wadamiri (2:28) -- Maraian Chant (1:19) -- Didjeridu (3:10) -- Gunborg singing (2:28) -- Cloud chant (4:09) -- Djerag (2:41) -- Brinkin wonga (2:53) -- Djarada (0:34) -- Nyindi-Yindi corroboree (3:05) -- Sacred song (1:29).
General note	Field recordings by A.P. Elkin, made between 1949-1952, Arnhem Land, Northwest Territory, Australia.
General note	Originally issued as Folkways FE 4439 in 1953.
General note	Previously issued as compact disc.
General note	Program notes by A.P. Elkin and texts with English translations ([8] p. : ill., ports.) inserted in original container.
General note	Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: FE 4439 (on original container spine F-4439).
General note	Vocal and instrumental music.
Performer	Various performers.
Language	Vocal works sung in various Australian aboriginal languages.

Tribal music of Australia.

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