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Chopi Xylophones and Shembe Original Music

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Narration , Music , Chopi , Mozambique , Southern Africa , Xylophones , Making of xylophones , Musical instrument , Play , Trees , Greenwood tree , Mukusu tree , Sounding notes , Hard shelled fruits , Wild rubber , Resonator , Beeswax , Slow fire , Ngodo dance , Timbila , Antelope horn , Trumpets , Rattles , Whistling , Drums , Singing , African Christian community , Zulu Church of Shembe , Pilgrimage , Shembe , Nhlangakazi , Sacred places , Barefoot , Shembe, Amos , Shembe, Galilie , Zulu hymn , Church service , Solemn vow stones , Altar , Shrine flowers , Beads , Dancing kilt , Zulu feather head dress , Traditional costumes , Umbrellas , Decorative sticks , Reverend Ngoma, Fred , Prayer , Izibongo , Praises of God , Apron , Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy , Spring water , Kiln , Zulu summer
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15132 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1012160 , Reel numbers: BC156, BC157
Description: Broadcast entitled 'Chopi Xylophones and Shembe Original Music', for the television film programme broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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Chopi Xylophones and Zulu Christian Dances

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Narration , Music , Chopi , Mozambique , Southern Africa , Xylophones , Making of xylophones , Musical instrument , Play , Trees , Greenwood tree , Mukusu tree , Sounding notes , Hard shelled fruits , Wild rubber , Resonator , Beeswax , Slow fire , Ngodo dance , Timbila , Antelope horn , Trumpets , Rattles , Whistling , Drums , Singing , African Christian community , Zulu Church of Shembe , Pilgrimage , Shembe , Nhlangakazi , Religious dancing , Sacred places , Barefoot , Shembe, Amos , Shembe, Galilie , Zulu hymn , Church service , Solemn vow stones , Altar , Shrine flowers , Beads , Dancing kilt , Zulu feather head dress , Traditional costumes , Umbrellas , Decorative sticks , Reverend Ngoma, Fred , Prayer , Izibongo , Praises of God , Apron , Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy , Spring water , Kiln , Zulu summer
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15130 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1012109 , Reel numbers: BC153, BC154
Description: Broadcast copy of the original entitled 'Chopi Xylophones and Zulu Christian Dances', for the television film programme broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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Rhythm and Story-telling

- Tracey, Hugh (Talk show guest), Terkel, Studs 1912- (Talk show host)

Authors: Tracey, Hugh (Talk show guest) , Terkel, Studs 1912- (Talk show host)
Subjects: Complex , Rhythms , Districts , Uniqueness , Instruments , Strings , Guitar , Westernisation , Scales , Tune , Mode , Topical song , Luba , Southern Congo , Harps , Indigenous , Language , Linguist , Tone , Intonation , Melody , Emphasis , Syllable , Drums , Slit drums , Trees , Forest , Round , Rondo , Canon , Bolero , Bells , Rattles , Gourds , Lift , Upbeat , Lightness , Story tellers , Stories , Widow , Music of Africa Series , Cars , Communicate , Musicology , Collective on conscience , Chopi , Zitherphone , Rhodesia , Mozambique , Limpopo , Xylophone , Marimba , Pitches , Tremble , Double bass , Dynamic , Leader , Dancers , Call-and-response , Lining hymn , Pygmy , Congo , Pygmies , Little Sisters of Jesus , French missionaries , Lullaby , Crude song , Poetry , Mbira , Thumb piano , Musical box , Buzzing sound , Kalimba , Northwestern University , Portuguese , 16th century , Dorset song , Humourous song , Malawi , The Drum is Broken , Onomatopaeia , Humour , Encylopaedia , Codification , Chant , Swazi men , Regimental song , Goodbye , Karanga , Goodbye stay well , Interview , Western England , Portugese , Workshop , Wait a minim!
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio Broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15111 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1008539 , Reel number: BC180
Description: Introduction to African music by Hugh Tracey in the Studs Terkel Radio Program aired on WFMT , Home dub of Dr. Tracey , For further details refer to the ILAM document collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcast Collection
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Speech and Music for Chopi Wedding

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Chopi wedding , Speech , Music , Xylophone , Orchestra , Dances , Chief Banguza, Philipi , Chief Zandamela , Bride, Chief Banguza's daughter , Groom, Chief Zandamela's son , Komukomu, leader of xylophone orchestra , Makara , Rattle players , Mzeno movement , Whistling , Ngondo dance , Chibudo movement , Villagers , Mozambique
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15134 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1012208 , Reel number: BC159
Description: Broadcast entitled 'Speech and Music for Chopi Wedding', for a television film programme broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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The Many Sides of African Music No. 13

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Malimba , Hand piano , French West Africa , Malinke , Xylophones , Chopi , Mozambique , Flutes , Baule , Statues , Masks , Goldsmiths , Muslims , Camel trains , Arab , Dhow , Street musicians , Drums , Blind musician , Tonga , Bow , Gourd , Religious , Christian , Zambia , Lusaka , Bemba , The War in Libiya , Marriage , Wife , Nyasaland , Nkondo kolybia , South Africa , Sotho , Working song , Uganda , Royal band , Hymn , Copper Cross , Idioms , Teaching , Gutu , Fort Victoria , Chipendani , Mbira , Njari , Gilbert Rouget , Dr. Schweitzer , Kingdom of West Africa , The musee de l‘homme , Flautist , Sudan , Kukoro , Hourglass shaped drum , Nigeria , Nile , Northern Rhodesia , Kafuwe , River Mpanza , Wemba , War in Lybia , Ndebele , Bulawayo , Mr. John Sharman , Linguist , Syncopated rhythm , Zither , Osborn Awards , Unanekobo , Braying song , Kabaka of Buganda , Royal drummers of Buganda , Joseph Kiwele , Southern Congo , Salve Regina , Rumba , Cook boy , Babu Runesso Chipika , Karanga , Southern Rhodesia , Study
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15079 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1008507 , Reel number: BC061
Description: The Many Sides of African Music No. 13 of illustrated talks by Hugh Tracey on his travels in search of African music, broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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The Sound of Africa: High Commission Territories: The music of Mozambique

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Singing , Guitars , Portuguese East Africa , Mozambique , Atlantic sailors , Indian Ocean , Arabs , Dhows , Father Fernandes, Andrea , Henry VIII , Sofala , Indigenous songs , Jesuits , Missionaries , 1560s , Fado , Bow tune , Chitende bow , Elizabethan times , Rhodesians , Pop songs , Tonga , Indian , Menina Indiana , Ngoma ya Shirilo , Gomez, Feliciano Mutano , Lourenco Marques , Shangaan , Shanga , Ndau , Masapa , Ndodya mutombo , Magical charms , Mbira dza waNdau , Father Dos Santos , Mwadziitira , Xylophones , Mbira notes , Chopi , Dance , Rattles , Save River , Marimba , Malimba , Ngodo , Msitso , Karanga , Monomutapa , Movement , Timbila , Mzeno , Chibudu , Komukomu , Lawanani michanja , Whistling , Msungiso wa siwaka
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15114 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1011512 , Reel numbers: BC121, BC122
Description: 4th programme in ‘The Sound of Africa‘ Series IV of illustrated talks by Hugh Tracey on his travels in search of African music, broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation , Feature programme for the BBC , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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The Sound of Africa: Moçambique

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Ngoma ya Kare , Mbira , The Music of Long Ago , Christian missions , Nsansi sansa , Tulimba , Kalimba , Njari , Nyonganyonga , Siti , Soliders , Marching songs , Nkhanda ya Majelemane , The German War , Recruiting , Wenela , Makua/Chwabo , Eo-e-e , Portuguese , Menina Indiana , Picannins , Baking , Pao , Sikalawahlana , Chimveke pipes , Vanyamtumbwini , Shoe shiners guild , Shangaan , Marcha Engraxadores ‘Cantando marcha engraxadores‘ , Xylophones , Baini dance , Zambesi xylophones , Luwiza , Munyekera , Sekanejo , Gulu , Nziganzi ya Joni , Malimba , Marimba , Slaves , Brazil , Chopi , Savala , Sofala , Lament , Gulende - gulende , Msitso we Mbidi , Mzina , Chilanzane , Sange , Dole , Debiinda , Chopi Ngodo , Orchestral dance , Sungisa sikwaka , Intermezzo , Chibudu , Mozambique
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15060 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1008488 , Reel numbers: BC013, BC014, BC015, BC016
Description: 5th programme in ‘The Sound of Africa‘ Series A of illustrated talks by Hugh Tracey on his travels in search of African music, broadcast by the South African Broadcasting Corporation , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcast Collection
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Tina‘s lullaby

Authors: Tracey, Hugh
Subjects: Tina‘s African Lullaby , Slave , United States of America , South Carolina , Isebella Spencer , Augusta , Georgia , Lyrics , Lullaby , Pronounciation , Chimanyika , Southern Rhodesia , Zimbabwe , Mozambique , Carolina Coast , Zambezi Valley , Slave trade , Zanzibar Slave Market , Captain Blood , Briar Rabbit‘s Tales , Animal stories
Language: English
Type: Sound , Radio broadcast , Music
Identifier: vital:15107 , http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1008535 , Reel number: BC170
Description: Broadcast broadcasted by the South African Broadcasting Corporation regarding Tina‘s Lullaby - an African lullaby that had been handed down by succeeding generations of an American family originally learnt from their nanny Tina who was bought as a slave. The family approached Hugh Tracey to identify where in Africa it had originated. , For further details refer to the ILAM Document Collection: Hugh Tracey Broadcasts
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