Songs for entertainment, dance, and parties from the Karanga-speaking Mhari of Zimbabwe
Various Artists
Korekore people. Ketas Broom playing a Njari mbira at Lower Guruve, Dande, northern Zimbabwe.
Photograph by Andrew Tracey, June 26, 1993. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
Korekore people. Ketas Broom playing a Njari mbira at Lower Guruve, Dande, northern Zimbabwe.
Photograph by Andrew Tracey, June 26, 1993. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
Shona/Korekore people, Zimbabwe. Mtake Mupanedengu playing the njari mbira accompanied by his wife with Hosho gourd rattles at Dendera, Zimbabwe.
Photograph by Andrew Tracey, July 9, 1993. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
RELATED LESSON PLAN
"Mbiras, Marimbas, and You: Zimbabwean Music for the General Music Classroom"
Track Listing
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101
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Zimbige | Tawagaza Sibanda | 3:04 | |
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102
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Muzazaranda | Tawagaza Sibanda | 3:04 | |
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103
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Jerusarima and Rungano (Jerusalem) | Wambai | 1:14 | |
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105
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Ngwindingwindi ishumba inoruma (England is the lion that bites) | Chief Takawarasha and group of Karanga men | 1:26 | |
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106
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Muzazaranda | Matuwenga Shawa | 1:45 | |
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107
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Madzimure (Put out the fire) | Tawagaza Sibanda and his two wives | 3:03 | |
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108
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Mufupi hainyari (The short man does not tire) | Chiga Shoko and Esteni Shumba | 2:10 | |
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109
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Rungano rgwe rombe (The story of the minstrel) | Robin Magiriri | 1:16 |
Album Info
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