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Ritual, hunting, and dance songs of the Hehe people of Iringa district, Tanzania

Various Artists
Hutu people, Rwanda. A band of Hutu men playing Amakondere horns and drums for the Ntore Dance of Rwanda.
Hutu people, Rwanda. A band of Hutu men playing Amakondere horns and drums for the Ntore Dance of Rwanda.
Photograph by Hugh Tracey, July, 1952. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
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Track Listing

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101
Tukhongine tulauya Pancras Mkwawa and Anselm P. Mkwawa 03:12
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102
Ngwidika sadanga wapamagulu Pancras Mkwawa and Anselm P. Mkwawa 03:07
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103
Ugone Ngala Maganga Alima Binti Femusi with Hehe women 02:20
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104
Mgongole molimoli (Be polite to everyone) Mwanahasha with Hehe women 01:14
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105
Wasambula lipalo Mugabe with Hehe men 01:15
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106
Ligule lyalemwangoma Mugabe with Hehe men 01:20
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107
Mganga mgogope Maria Semuyala with Hehe women 01:11
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108
Kuulaya mtwayungi Mlongahilo with Hehe men 01:27

Release Info

Catalog Number

ILAMTR157A

Year(s) Released

1950

Label(s)/Collection(s)

International Library of African Music (ILAM)

Country(s)

Tanzania

Instrument(s)

Clapping, hand, Ensemble leader, Gourd, struck, Ligombo, Mangala ingahola, Ndamula, Nduntsi, Vocals, Vocals, group

Language(s)

Hehe

Recording Era(s)

1950s

Credit(s)

Hugh Tracey - Compiler, Liner Notes Editor, Liner Notes, Recorder