The World's Musical Traditions, Vol. 4: Bunggridj-Bunggridj: Wangga Songs: Northern Australia
Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu
Maralung's didjeridu-accompanied songs, named after the spirit from which he learned them in a dream, are the creation of a great Aboriginal composer/performer. An extensive 44 page-booklet supplements these 1988 recordings made by Allan Marett in Northern Australia. "A folkloric masterpiece." — Pulse
Track Listing
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New Song | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 3:55 | |
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Bushfire | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 3:35 | |
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Ibis | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 5:56 | |
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Green frog | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 9:12 | |
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Jabiru | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 5:10 | |
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Brolga | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 6:10 | |
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Garranan | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 6:26 | |
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Minmin Light | Alan Maralung with Peter Manaberu | 8:51 |
Album Info
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