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Songs with endongo bowl lyre and a humorous song with drums from the Ganda of Buganda district (Central Province), Uganda

Various Artists
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Photograph by Hugh Tracey, June, 1952. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
Kampala, Uganda. Four Ganda players, the leader, Zakaria Kasasa, is on the right.
Photograph by Hugh Tracey, June, 1952. Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
Ganda people, Uganda. Endongo lyre, 8 strings of twisted skin, wooden resonator covered in monitor lizard skin, with goat hair decoration.
Courtesy of the International Library of African Music.
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Track Listing

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Abatuga abagalana (People born in Uganda should love each other) Zakaria Kasasa, 'Endongo za Baganda' 2:44
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Yalambula masaza Zakaria Kasasa, 'Endongo za Baganda' 2:39
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Isanyu lya Buganda Zakaria Kasasa, 'Endongo za Baganda' 2:52
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Zzaaya Boys of St. Peter's School, Kampala, Uganda 2:53

Album Info

Catalog Number

ILAMTR136B

Year(s) Released

1950

Label/Collection

International Library of African Music (ILAM)

Genre(s)

World

Country(s)

Uganda

Culture Group(s)

Ganda

Instrument(s)

Clapping, hand; Drum, conical; Endongo; Ensemble leader; Ndingidi; Ntenga; Vocals; Vocals, group

Language(s)

Ganda (LùGáànda)

Credit(s)

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