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Sukuma labor songs from Western Tanzania

by Gunderson, Frank D.

Additional authors: ebrary, Inc.

Series: African sources for African history, 1567-6951 ; . v. 11 Published by : Brill, (Leiden ; | Boston :) Physical details: xxxi, 535 p. : ill., maps, music.

Subject(s): Work songs -- Tanzania -- History and criticism. | Work songs -- Tanzania -- Texts. | Folk songs, Sukuma -- Tanzania -- History and criticism. | Folk songs, Swahili -- Tanzania -- History and criticism. | Sukuma (African people) -- Music -- History and criticism. | Electronic books.

Year: 2010

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Texts of labor songs with translation into English, musical transcriptions, and commentary.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Songs of the Bayeye (snake hunters) and the Banuunguli (porcupine hunters) -- Songs of the Bayege (elephant hunters) -- Songs of the Baja Nyalaja (Lake Eyasi salt caravaners) -- Songs of the Bapagati (long-distance porters) -- Songs of the Balugu (warriors) and Barugaruga (mercenaries) -- Songs of Askaris (conscripted soldiers) -- Songs of reciprocal village labor -- Songs of the Bagobogobo ("skin wearers") and Bakomyaluume ("dew steppers") competitive farming associations -- Songs of the Bagobogobo in praise of the hoe -- Songs of the Balimi (farmers) concerning disease, drought, and famine -- Songs of nationalist praise for TANU, Julius Nyerere, and Uhuru -- Songs of political discourse during the Ujamaa Epoch (1967-1985) -- Songs concerning the war against Idi Amin -- Songs of praise for the CCM since Julius Nyerere's presidency (1985-1995) -- Songs of the Basungusungu (village vigilante associations).

Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2013. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.

Text in English, Sukuma and Swahili.

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