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    <name><![CDATA[Interviews about the Wanji-wanji ceremony, a travelling corroboree of inland Australia]]></name>
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      <name><![CDATA[Interview with Patrick Jungarrayi Ooladoodi]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Discussion with Patrick Jungarrayi Ooladoodi from Kintore about Richard Moyle's recording of Kamul Tjulpurrpa (recording Aus 706) from Balgo. Recorded in the Alice Springs Hospital, 16 July 2016 by Myfany Turpin and Felicity Meakins. Patrick said the songs were in Mardu. Summary of the session: Patrick sang along to many of the songs. He calls them turlku and does not recognise the words Tjulpurrpa or kamul. He gives specific places as explanations of the songs. No recognition of 'England'. He knows the Wave Hill 'Laka' songs well. Also gives places as explanations.
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      <name><![CDATA[Kathleen Kemarre Wallace]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Kathleen Kemarre Wallace about Wanji-wanji, a travelling song.
Saturday 4th November 2017, 4-5:30 pm,  at Judy Lovell's place, art studio. 
Interviewed by Myfany Turpin for Aboriginal songs project, ARC FT40100783 2015-2018. Played back two verses of Wanji-wanji sung by Nosepeg Tjupurrurla.
With assistance from Judy Lovell.
Spoken in English with some Arrernte words. KW talks about Nosepeg, wanji-wanji.
References to Kathleen's book, Listen Deeply and Judy Lovell's PhD thesis.
Recorded on video by Ben Deacon one file (new video camera)
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      <name><![CDATA[Toby Farmer]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with T Farmer regarding Wanji Wanji travelling songs
Gap Rd Dialysis Unit, filmed by R Nugent
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      <name><![CDATA[Lizzie Ellis]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Lizzie Ellis talking at Lorna Wilson's house - message to Ngatjatjarra family about Wanji Wanji project
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      <name><![CDATA[Shaun Angeles Interview]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Shaun Angeles
Strehlow Research Centre outside.

Audio files:
20180504SA-1 = A80

Shaun is on channel 2 radio mic and myf is on radio mic channel 3. sound devices.
Videoed as well.
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      <name><![CDATA[Interview with Arrernte man SK with MK Turner]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interviews with SK about Wanji Wanji songs
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      <name><![CDATA[Tjunkaya Tapaya]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Tjunkaya Tapaya
Tuesday 8th May 2018
Creek bed near Ernabella
Beth Sometimes, Myf Turpin and Rob Nugent

She referred to them as kurlkalanya.

Original file name: 20180508b_Tjungkaya
Audio file 20180508Tjunkaya_1 = Robs A92
See MT blue notebook 1 page
Lavelier radio mic 1. sound devices.
Archival is on channel 6

Robs A93 & 94 have not been transferred because they are informal conversation around the campfire. Perhaps useful for atmosphere location.
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      <name><![CDATA[Nellie Patterson]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Myfany Turpin and Nellie Patterson (Mrs P) talking about wanji-wanji.
Filmed at Mutijulu Aged Care.
Mrs P has birth date of 1938 or 1943 depending on the website.
Nellie's older sister knew these songs better than Nellie.

Filmed by Ben Deacon
24 December 2017, ca. 6pm
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      <name><![CDATA[Ginger Wikilyiri]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Ginger Wikilyiri
Conducted in Ginger's front yard at Nyapari
Original file name SP-20180509b_Nyapari

Wednesday 9 May 2018, 5pm
Myf Turpin, Beth Sometimes and Rob Nugent

Recording session info:
Ginger is on channel 2 (radio mic, lapel)
Boom shotgun Channel 1
Archival recordings on channel 6
Original session name: 20180509b_Nyapari

Files:
20180509Ginger_1 = A97
20180509Ginger_2 = A98 (different song set)

VIDEO ALSO TAKEN

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      <name><![CDATA[Nyinguta Edwards, Tjarriya Stanley &  Angkurna (Pantjardi) Tjitiya]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Tuesday 8th May 2018
Creek bed near Ernabella.
Beth, Myf and Rob

Nyinguta Edwards
Tjarriya Stanley
Angkurna (Pantjardi) Tjitiya

20180508Ernabella_1 = Robs A88 (long file)
20180508Ernabella_2 = Robs A89 (short file)
20180508Ernabella_3 = Robs A90
20180508Ernabella_4 = Robs A91 - this has people introducing themselves as they listen to our recordings


See MT blue notebook 4 pages

Lavelier radio mic 2 is Nyinguta Edwards
Lavelier Radio mic 1 is Angkurna (Pantjardi) Tjitiya
Channel shotgun mic Tjarriya Stanley
Channel 6 was guidetrack (archival songs played)
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Wednesday 9 May 2018
Amata Art centre, outside. Ca 2:30pm

Myf, Beth & Rob

Mick Wikilyiri with daughter Freida Brady.

Mick is on channel 2 (radio mic, lapel)
Boom shotgun Channel 1
Archival recordings on channel 6

VIDEO ALSO TAKEN
___
transcribed Myf and Beth 9 October 2018
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      <name><![CDATA[Martha Protty & Nyiinku Kulitja, Docker River]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[2 Pitjantjara ladies discussing Wanjai-wanji: Martha Protty and an older woman (Nyiinku Kulitja)

Myf, Rob and Beth

recorded on the zoom . File listing:
20180510-1.WAV
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Interviewing old man at Pipliyajarra, Frank Young.

Josephine Mick and Beth Sometimes in front of car
Myf and Rob in back of car

We then went to One tree and talked to Nellie Roberts, who married Panjardis sister
Monica Watson and Noelie Roberts

Josephine said to ask for  Anniwari Mitchell's husband at Blackstone - could be Winston Mitchell.

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      <description><![CDATA[Robin Japanangka Granites is reading his Warlpiri translation of the Wanji Wanji Community information film.
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      <name><![CDATA[Cindy Gibson & Charlie Tjapangarti]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Wanji-wanji radio documentary

Alice Springs 2018 May 16th, 1pm, Flynn Drive Dialysis, in the park.

Rob Nugent, Cindy Gibson and Charlie Tjapangardi. Jessie Bartlett for some of the time.
Video and Audio taken.
Interviewed by Myf, Cindy and translated by Jessie when she was there.

Original File names:

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      <description><![CDATA[20180520 Kiwirrkura

Xavier Tjapanangka & Robert Nanala Tjapaljarri
10 am Sunday 20 May. 2018.
Robert Nugent and Myfany Turpin playing Moyle Aus 659/2
Transcribed by M Turpin October 2018.


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Robert says that Nyaru is an area where there are creeks Open flat country
Wimitji's father was from Nyinmi (Jupiter Well)
Helicopter is now the eldest boss of Nyinmi. He was at Patrick'sfuneral.
Wilkinkarra is Lake Mackay

Robert: 'how nice it is to hear the recording on the place where he is from'

We went to visit Ngami. Where lots of people  that Nosepeg 'brought in' stayed.
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      <description><![CDATA[20180520 Kiwirrkura

Nanyuma Napangarti and Josephine Brown
Sunday 20 May 2018
Myfany Turpin & Rob Nugent

Nanyuma knew the songs. She is 73 years old. Born 1945. (According to the doctor there, although Pupunya Tula has 1944. ) Heard the songs around Jupiter Well. Robert says she is 'sister' to Wimintji. Nanyuma is sister to Charlie Tjapangardi.
Her graddaughter, Dorienne Tolseon, said Nanyuma was fine with her voice on the radio.

She volunteered 2 verses (unprompted)


File listing

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20180520b-3.WAV

20180520b-1.MP4
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20180520b-3.MP4
20180520b-4.MP4

Notes:
There is a map on the Kiwirrkura art centre has the following places near Jupiter Well:
Puntulalpa
PaliPalintja - west of Jupiter Well
Umari is east of Winparrku
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New York University 16/01/2019
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      <description><![CDATA[1 May 2018 Syd Strangways
Olive Pink Botanic Gardens
Myfany T and Robert N
video and audio 3 files

Audio files here have been mixed down to stereo in soundStudio by M Turpin
Original recorded on Sound Devices, 5 channels.

MMT1-20180501SS-01 - Olive Pink
MMT1-20180501SS-02 - Olive Pink
MMT1-20180501SS - this is message to other Aboriginal people about the song and the project
MMT1-20180501SS-04 - this is back at Syd's house listening to the Andrew Davis recording, Syd thinks its not the same Andrew he knew from Port Augusta.

Original audio file names are:
A63, A64, A65 and A66 

Video files accompany audio files 1 and 2 but not 3 and 4.

Photo file names are:
MMT1-20180501SS-Myf.JPG
MMT1-20180501SS-SYD.JPG
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Radio mic on MK and sound devices.
File names from this session are:

20180504MKT-1
20180504MKT-2
= Robs file names A78 and A79

Rob took video in the dialysis unit.

20180504MKT-2 is MKT listening to the songs.

She suggests people at Maryvale station might know the songs
She thinks Tyurlarrenheke will know the song. 
She suggests ask John Cavenagh.
Shorty Mulladad at Santa Teresa.
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Lucy Lester about Wanji-wanji travelling song. 
In Adelaide, at Lucy Lesters House 4pm. Wednesday 9 January 2019.
Interviewed by Myfany Turpin and Shirleen McLaughlin. 

Lucy was born in 1940 at Tieyon Station. Tieyon Station is to the east of the Stuary Highway in SA just south of the NT border. Lucy was born and grew up there. Its Yankunytjatjatjara country.

Recorded on Isabel's zoomH6 using XY mic and lapel mic. 

FILE NAME				DURATION	NOTES
20190109LL-01.WAV	16mins
20190109LL-02.WAV	10 seconds	(cut off)
20190109LL-03.WAV	19 mins		(best one)

Notes from listening (see also text files)

24.935 My name is Waniwa Lester, my other name is Lucy. 
32.972 I was born at Tieyon Station in the far North. 
40.679 I heard these songs a long time ago when I was a little girl. 


475.324 Yeah, the old man would take a fire stick to the spot where they sit and sing 
485.197 Look that old man is gonna make a fire and everybody come 
492.499 Evening time and they would have danced on with the children. 
496.482 But we have to cover out eyes, not to see the man approaching. 
502.019 MT: Wait till it's all set up. 
503.355 Yeah. 
504.314 MT: And then they tell you 
505.577 They don't like seeing him coming all done up you know, and we see, we gotta close our eyes and they come to the spot, and palya you can see now. 
518.496 And they start singing and they start dancing. 
528.707 They'll say turn around now and cover your eyes, cause they approaching now to the spot where they gonna dance from. 
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Bernhard Tjalkuriny about Wanji-wanji travelling song. 

In Adelaide, recorded at the park near Bernhard Tjalkuriny's house at Ballater Ave Campbelltown SA 5074. Tuesday 8th January 2019.

Inawinytji Williamson interpretor and interviewer. Close relative of Bernhard's. Berhard is Tinpulya's brother.

Assisted by Shirleen McLaughlin. ALso present Bernhard's daughter. Various other family going-ons close by.

Audio only (no photos or video)
Recorded on Isabel's zoomH6 using XY mic and lapel mic on Bernhard. Some wind noise and workman's noise.


20190108BTjalkuriny-lapel.WAV
20190108BTjalkuriny-XY.WAV

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      <name><![CDATA[Lyle Gibson Tjakamarra]]></name>
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20181214LG-metadata
Session name: SP-20181214LG

Friday 14 December 2018, ca 4pm-5:15pm.
Donkeyman Lee Tjupurrurla 1920-1994.

Playing recordings of and talking about the Laka songs with Pintupi man Lyle Gibson Tjakamarra at 2/17 Wilshire st with Peter Bartlett. Discussion primarily in English.

Audio recorded on Fostex FR2 with Rode lapel mic, by Myfany Turpin
No photos or video taken.
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John Lee is Donkeyman's eldest son. He lives at Kunanarra and is on dialysis (I think)

File listing:
MMT1-20181214LG-01.wav	length: 1'00'46

Peter asks most questions.
Lyle thinks the singer on Aus 650/2 is Donkeyan not Wimintji.

Lyle thinks DDonkeyman is in a photo from Donald Thompson's Lubbi-lubbi collection.
Lyle knew man called Yawalyurru Tjapangardi but didnt know his whitefella name. 
Kutarlpa is a place near Halls Creek where Yawalyurru was  

Discussing Lyle's father and Donkeyman's relatives
tjirri-tjirri
Tawurra (?)
Wanarijarra (soakage, possibly also brother of Donkeyman)
Lyle says Kukatja language but they call us Pintupi people
[Wanarijarra is mentioned in Mapping Our World: Terra Incognita To Australia
. See screen shot in folder]

Discussion of Donkeyman stealing goats
Wirntiki 'curlew'
Men travelled looking for wives

Moyle's notes say that Donkeyman was born 1920 at Narrowband 'Marrapinti'. On another document he writes Kantapinta rockhole was his birth place. 
"Donkeyman was 'found'at Tjulta and spent much of his youth there, until he had a beard. Walala was Donkeyman's home as a child (a485151b4s3i6a.pdf)

Kantapinta is place near Old Balgo Mission. Tjangimanta is given as name for Old Balgo Mission on another card. (a485151b4s3i6a.pdf)

Lyle mentions Bob Tingle, also in Moyle notes (Tjapanangka)
Donkeyman is a doctorman.

Moyle's notes say "Donkeyman claimed to have grown up speaking Pitjantjatjara language at Warbuton." (a485151b4s3i6a.pdf)

Moyle's notes appear to have yarra kutjarra and tjarra kutjarra as meaning 'song text' (as well as other things).(a485151b4s3i6a.pdf)

Halls Creek was his town camp (a485151b4s3i6a.pdf)

Lyle states near end how 'Laka' is a phrase meaning 'whole lot (have to join in)''
'
--
Rough transcription by Myf after recording (file is -MU extension, slightly shorter audio):
Starred bits would be good for radio show

9'51.6608	Canning stock route trip with Dick Kimber
28'20.1059	Halls Creek yeah that was his town camp, right up to Cannings and what was that place called?
33'01.4390	Yawalyurru Tjapangardi. He was at Ringers Soak. I met him at Sturt Creek next to Bilaluna. 
34'17.2798	Like my father Donkeyman, they call him Yawalyurru . Hes got family at Lajumanu.
35'19.4971	Discussion of how he is named after a men's place.
35'50.2835	They was chasing women. Go to another women to woman (discussing Yawalyurru. He was Kukatja but he was Gurindji.
36'47.9003	Says that Waalampiri knows the song. (he said earlier Ronnie knew it too)
37'27.1415	Donkeyman was really straight for any business. Yuwayi. He was leader Yuwayi. And he trained all the youg fella...
37'55.8900	Any song he used to tell em bout 'Ah come on, this is happy days, we gotta sing along happy'.
38'55.9280	Warlpulpa Tjakamarra
40'42.0744	They should give him fat!
41'52.1079	Discussing R Moyle's notes
42'23.2146	*I seen em at Balgo too. When old man Donkeyman was singing. They bin dance too.
42'33.0473	end
42'39.7852	I was about 15
42'54.2605	discussing jiwirdi song
43'54.2522	This not mens business, no, its for everybody. Kids to old people.
44'06.1399	end
47'40.1331	Discussing hat with emu feather on top.
48'26.7072	Kututu that means heart. They were talking to each other 'I can fight you easy, yuwayi' Might be jealous fight from that female.
48'53.6341	And emus start to go grrr he looking for fight. Jealous fight.
49'28.4661	yaturru 'feather ' discussion
52'51.8278	Everybody sings this  . Pupanya Kintore Dock River Warukurna,Blago, Gordons Down.
53'03.5969	end
53'40.8433	Laka means 'us mob come one dance whole lot'
55'38.6154	Yeah Laka yeah that mean whole lot, all get up
55'45.2341	end
55'51.9264	Whoe lot Laka
55'53.5211	end
56'11.9018	Get together might be dance together, Laka, whole lot Laka.
56'20.9369	end
56'38.6661	they call em 'whole lot Laka'
56'48.0381	end
57'25.1017	Pakala dance irri . Turlkungka yuwayi. 
57'36.9796	end of discussion


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      <description><![CDATA[Sunday 9th December 2018, ca. 10-11am. 209 Hardey Rd Belmont Perth. David Stock and Hilda Flann's house.

Files transferred and notes typed up same day.

Interview with Hilda Flann and David Stock (Milangka) about the 'Laka', a travelling song for Myfany Turpin's project (University of Sydney). David 'Yandi' Stock is a Nyiyparli / Banyjima elder. Roy Hill is his country. I assume Hilda Flann is also Nyiyaparli but didnt get that confirmed. Hilda grew up at Marble Bar. Probably on what was the Reserve. Hilda recalls her mum sang this song. Hilda reiterated a number of times the age of the song. 

Hilda is wearing Rode wireless lapel micrphone but this kept cutting out. I used the X and Y on the zoom recorder but there was quite a bit of background noise - aeroplanes, dog, children and CARS! Also wind noise.

Audio file listing is:

20181209Perth-1.WAV - DS' Thats the Laka'
20181209Perth-2.WAV - discussing Sambo Yuninpuka. 'my mum used to sing all these songs'. Discussion of song making them drunk and fall over.
20181209Perth-2L.WAV
20181209Perth-3.WAV
20181209Perth-3L.WAV
20181209Perth-4.WAV
20181209Perth-4L.WAV
20181209Perth-5.WAV
20181209Perth-6.WAV
20181209Perth-7.WAV
20181209Perth-8.WAV


--

Note that I interviewed Yandi previously in Port Hedland.
__

I didn't have notebook so types up scribble on my conference and book is below

Played Laka Marble Bar recordings first (OFrady02). Then Wallal Downs recordings (OGrady02). Then Pintupi recordings

'Parlkapi' is Nyiyaparli for public song and dance ceremonies = turlku.

David and Hilda believe the Sambo on OGrady02 is Sambo Yuninpuka (Purungu). He was a Warnman man. His sister's two duaghters live at Port Hedland / Strelly. Barbara and Sharon Hale ~ Hall. They are his nieces.

Sambo worked on Roy Hill (?) Marilana Station and lived at Marble Bar Reserve after that.

David thinks the songs "were given back to Millstream" implying that they came from there did a big trip and came back. Yindji Barndi people at Millstream. [compare with Patrick Ooladoodi's first recording]

David also talked about Pink eye and holiday time which was when they gathered for ceremony and would also sing this song.

David knew Sambo. "Those people reaer us up". David used to go to Marble Bar to visit 'and things like that'. Marble Bar was a small town for the people from the desert. No south hedland, no Newman, No Tom Price. People would go to Marble Bar for their holiday

David said they were 'tinning' thats where their life was.

Songs:

Hilda knows m-laka40, women used to shake their head to this one.She doesnt know m-laka45. m-laka30 no dancing, singing only. and Karima and the oter is Purungu and Milangka. m-laka25  Yandi sings along. Men used to dance around the fire to this one and Women shake their head side to side. They sit on their knees and move backwards - thats the dance to this song and some others. People would be grouped into their moieties. One moiety was panangka 

Hilda doesnt know laka 54. m-laka24 woman sitting position and go backwards. 

According to Yandi's niece who was there, yandi's nephew (presumably her husband) remembered the song from his time at Mulga Downs station. Mulga Downs station is located 96 kilometres (60 mi) north east of Tom Price and 167 kilometres (104 mi) south west of Marble Bar in the Pilbara region. I assume he was inside while we were doing the interviews. 

m-laka53 'tintina' brought big smiles on both Yandi and Hilda's face and they both looked at each other. They clearly know this one well! Men dance going around the fire to this one. They clap sticks or hands. 

'Kunitja yinma' is said to mean 'song from the south'
m-laka54 - men dance around the fire
m-laka50 - women swinging head, men dance around fire.

Yandi sings to m-laka48. Played Pintupi recordings . Yandi sings to m-laka44. They say this wasnt danced to.
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Aboriginal songs  project

19 November 2019
Alice Nampijinpa Henwood

Recorded on Fostex FR2 with Rode filmkaer lapel mic

Location: Just out of Nyirrpi in the river bed. Waite River.
ALso with (but some distance away). Teacher-Linguist Gretel and Ange Harrison and Warlpiri women were Fiona Gibson/Morris, Maudie Nampjinpa Morris, Lee Gallagher, Ormay Gallagher and young girl Courtney and two other girls.

Playing wanji-wanji recordings, mainly Pintupi ones. Alice didnt really know them and she sang another public song (purlapa/turlku) from Balgo which has the word winta-winta in it. SHe sang 3-4 verses.
Note Moyle has two songs from Balgo of the public genre with the word 'winta-winta' in it and these are :
kunytjtju AUs 650 and Aus 651 (Juntara cont.) though it may not be Juntara as other things is on this recording including wita-wita.

File listing:
20181119_1.wav	interview
20181119_2.wav	interview
20181119_3.wav	(song sung by Alice and Maudie in the course of Anges and FM's Nyirrpi history project)
___

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1'01.9825	My name is Alice Nampjinpa Henwood
1'58.6534	ANH Sings along with m-laka33
2'31.7254	Sings 'kakanala' a kungkanala'
3'10.0400	Plays kanjulpanaw m-laka34. Sings along as 'kungka' again.
3'58.6587	I bin forget. And I got another one right. Just try.
4'25.7262	Microphone battery goes flat.
6'47.5801	New battery in
7'19.2054	Marker 8
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      <description><![CDATA[Session name: 20181110HBluff

Audio Recordings made on 2018 November 10th at Haasts Bluff
Marina Strocchi and Myfany Turpin
Interviewing Pintupi people about the Wanji-wanji song and playing Aus 080, 081, 076
Recordings made on Fostex FR2 with Rode film-makers lapel mic,

Left letter at store for Jeffery
Talked to people about publishing 080/081 through CAAMA

1. Interviews with Alice Nampijinpa, born ca. 1942, at her house
with Simon Dixon as interpretor (note he doesn't want his voice on radio)
Douglas Multa for some stages and other family members around.
Fair bit of background noise.

File listing: 

MMT1-20181110HBluff-AliceNamp01.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-AliceNamp02.wav
From my fieldnotes 
Marina's handwriting:
Tupa Tjakamarra married Moitja, Anyima, Kamayi Tjungkayi and Wintjiya. See also myfs pdf fieldnotes

Douglas' wife Kathleen requested copy which will be sent to:
Kathleen Nungurrayi Multa
c/- Haasts Bluff Council Office
CMB 211 
Haasts Bluff  0871

2. Interview with Eunice Napanangka Jack (Majuwa) born ca. 1939 at her outstation near Haasts Bluff. Dulcie Roberts also translating. This interview was postponed til the next interview, as Eunice wanted Anmanari Napanangka (Arrernte, Luritja, Pintupi) to be there too.
Majuwa is Cindy Gibson's mum's sister.

MMT1-20181110HBluff-Eunace.wav

3. Interviews with Eunice, Anmanari, Doris Bush (from Papunya), Jill Kumantyayi Nakamarra and Dulcie Roberts.
Lots of people talking at once so not easy to follow. Anmanari remembers Napata Nangala used to sing this song in the art centre and say it was a Pitjantjatjara song.

MMT1-20181110HBluff-01.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-02.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-03.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-04.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-05.wav
MMT1-20181110HBluff-06.wav

No recordings were made at Papunya, but I spoke to Mitjili Napurrurla, daughter of Tjungkayi . This was at Gristelda Giles' house. Played Mitjili the songs. She was not altogether with it. She passed away in April 2019.

Also spoke to Phillip Lane Jampijinpa who knew the songs. He is from Kulparlarnu. He mentioned Ben Tjapaljarri and Victor Tjapaljarri. Also tabu-tabu (might be nick name for one of the Tjapaljarris)
Phillip lives at house 271 at Papunya. Spoke to his granddaughter Gristelda Giles who lives at house 253 at Papunya.
Gave meat to Ena Napangardi (married to Phillip I suppose) and Chriselda.


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Audio Recordings made on 4 November 2018 at Lajamanu

Marina Strocchi and Myfany Turpin
Interviewing Jerry Jangala  about the Wanji-wanji song and Kamul and playing Aus 080, 081, 076
Recordings made on Carmel O shanessy's video recorder

File listing: 

20181104JJ-2.WAV
20181104JJ-2.mov
20181104JJ-1.WAV
20181104JJ-1.mov

**Note that David Nash noticed a snatch of wanji-wanji on the milpirri video:

Myf, I just was playing (again) the Milpirri from 2014 (or before) https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/344924739668/milpirri and at the 0m:52s point there's a snatch of Jerry Jangala singing "...wanjiwanji...". Did you know of this bit, and from the little bit can you say if it is it the usual  wanjiwanji from those parts? - David.
 I emailed Cath South, producer in May 2019:
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 Interview with ethnomusicologist Richard Moyle, who recorded the wanji-wanji travelling ceremony at Balgo and Kungkayurnti.

 Recorded at Scotland Island, at Tim & Robyn's, Myfany's parent's place, Saturday 20 October.

 Recorded on a PARADISEC zoom, X Y audio recorder.


 File listing:
 20181020RMoyle1


 Time codes of useful parts are asterixed:
 
0'16.8030	date, place
0'34.4626	fieldwork
1'07.5543	*Balgo was a mission...
1'23.7314	end
5'53.0413	My main reason for not using WImintji...
6'15.1979	end
8'50.3712	*He was mild mannered, he was not assertive, I dont think he took part in any of the fighting I witnessed
8'58.9254	end
13'59.6671	Nosepeg
14'13.6513	*It was Nosepeg who gave me my skin name...
14'26.5433	end
14'28.2557	*He was the leader of that group
14'34.3157	end
14'45.8766	*He would hang back, he didnt always lead the songs...
15'11.4674	*He was cunning in a kind sort of way...
15'25.1607	end
16'43.7530	*Mick Tjapaljarri was quietly spoken
17'09.5370	end
17'48.3745	*My recollection is that the singing style is more nasal,
18'08.4048	end

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20180809JB-metadata

Session name: SP-20180809JB

Thursday 9 August 2018, ca 8:30am-10am.

Playing recordings of and talking about the Laka songs with Joe Brown at Fitzroy Crossing, on his verandah near KALACC office. Discussion primarily in English.

Audio recorded on Fostex FR2 with Rode lapel mic, by Myfany Turpin
Video recorded by Ben Deacon.
No stills photos taken.

Keep copy of this interview at AIATSIS and KALACC:
Wes Morris     KALACC Coordinator
Phone:  0437809103
Email: coordinator@kalacc.org.au
Myf shared with Wes 20 June 2020.

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20180809JB_2.wav	length: 36'11

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20180809JB_3.mp4

Edited and Subtitled version completed by Elise Frederickson June 2020.
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      <name><![CDATA[Interview with Hairbrush George Jungarrayi]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Monday 3 July 2017

Kintore. At the art centre with Hairbrush George Jungarrayi
Art centre co-ordinator, Ben Deacon, Myfany and another Pintupi artist

Recorded on Fostex Fr2 with lapel mic

SP-20170703_1.wav	4'44	discusses Laka witu-witu 
SP-20170703_2.wav	1'13	discusses jardwanpa, Laka and Winparrkunya being same. Sings new song.
SP-20170703_3.wav	0'26	sings a Laka song  - barely once through. Just a little bit of talking.

SP-20170703_1.wav - This was transcribed and translated by Ken Hanson
SP-20170703_2.wav - needs to be translated
SP-20170703_3.wav - needs to be translated


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      <name><![CDATA[Bruno Scrobogna]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[Interview with Bruno and Marian Scrobogna in Melbourne. Interviewed by Clarence Playford.
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      <name><![CDATA[Linda Anderson]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[23 May 2018
Wanji-wanji Project
Linda Anderson Nantaya

Papunya

Rob Nuggent and Myfany Turpin

Linda Anderson Papunya.mp4
20180523LAnderson.WAV
20180523LAnderson-16b.wav
20180523LAnderson-16b.trs	transcribed by Nahn
20180523LAnderson-16b.lbl - not archived
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      <description><![CDATA[Session title: Discussion of songs recorded at Wavehill (2015) and Balgo (1982) and singing of five ‘further songs
    Place where recording made: Bililuna
    People with rights to this recording: Jack Gordon, Jupiter (Patrick Smith) Marie Gordon, and Marie Mudgell
    In the event of the death of the people above, the rights pass on to: 
Descendants of Jack Gordon, Jupiter (Patrick Smith) Marie Gordon, and Marie Mudgell
Marie Gordon & Jack Gordon might be Jaru (acc Felicity)
- Session description: -
Discussion of songs recorded at Wavehill (2015) and Balgo (1982) and singing of five ‘fun’ songs from Sturt Creek station found by Yuwalyurru (deceased)

- Recording -
    Recording type: audio
    Recorded by: Turpin, Myfany
    Recording device used: Fostex FR2 with Rode NT4 mic
File listing:-
Discussion from playing back wajarra and Balgo songs:
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-01 (SP-20160711_1.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-02 (SP-20160711_2.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-03 (SP-20160711_3.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-04 (SP-20160711_4.wav)
Singing:
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-05 (SP-20160711_5.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-06 (SP-20160711_6.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-07 (SP-20160711_7.wav)
MMT1-20160711Bililuna-08 (SP-20160711_8.wav)

    Recording type: video
    Recorded by: Ennever, Tom
    Recording device used: ?


    Recording type: photograph
    Recorded by: Ennever, Tom
    Recording device used: Digital camera (Was it with Myf’s Canon perhaps?)

Metadata file name: 20161031HL
Form filled in by: Myfany Turpin	Date form filled in: 2016-07-14
  


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      <name><![CDATA[John Watson]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[This file name:
20180808JW-metadata
Session name: SP-20180808JW

Thursday 9 August 2018, ca 8:30am-10am.

Playing recordings of and talking about the Laka songs with John Watson at Jarlmadangah, WA, out the front of his house. Two of his grand-daughters, and Marlan (?) who is married to one fo them, and baby great-granddaughter, were also there. Discussion primarily in English.

No recordings made (I didnt think it appropriate to even ask, as there has just been a podcast 'wrong skin' come out that doesn't paint J Watson in a favourable light).

One photo taken with iphone by his granddaughter: MMT1-20180808JW-IMG01(20180808.JPG)

Six pages of fieldnotes:
20180808-1MT.JPG
20180808-2MT.JPG
20180808-3MT.JPG
20180808-4MT.JPG
20180808-5MT.JPG
20180808-6MT.JPG
20180808-7MT.JPG
_

Notes from STreloyn 7 Dec 2018:
Rona's relative is John Watson (Nyikana side)
Wyolong is in the Pilbara
Annie Milgan
jatartu (MT fieldnote page 5) - ST knows about this song name
Keogh thesis makes reference to Petri and Wanji Kurungu

See Andreas Lommel Die Unambal . It has been translated into English too. Might be something on Wanji-wanji

Sally didnt know Wanajarra~Wantajarra

Sally might have recordings of "Joyce Hutchison" from La Grange - see 7 corrobborree songs
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      <name><![CDATA[Interview with Patrick Ooladoodi Tjungarrayi & Charlie Tjapangardi Warlampirri]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[3 July 2017

Kiwirrkura. Outside Patrick Ooladoodi's house, Ben Deacon and Myfany Turpin with:

Patrick Ooladoodi Tjungarrayi
Charlie Tjapangardi Warlampirri (one of the Pintupi 9)
Janelle Larry Napaljarri (interpreter) (JL)
? Nangala
(Another two men came and went)

Listening to Moyle Aus 076, 080, 081
Recorded on zoom with radio mic on Charlie and zoom XY mic pointed at Patrick

Files:

20170703-1_Tr1.WAV (SAME) 20170703-1_TrLR.WAV
20170703-2_TrLR.WAV - DISCUSSING YAWULYURRU AND FAMILY

Recorded on zoom X Y channels and third channel with lapel mic on Charlie for file 1.

20170703-1_Tr1.WAV - translated pintupi in here with Kay 15/10/2019

TRANSLATION

20170703-1_.WAV  with Jeff Hulcombe 2019, Sept. and then with KayZimran 15 Oct 2019
20170703-2_TrLR.WAV - DISCUSSING YAWULYURRU AND FAMILY - NEEDS MORE

Yawulyurru got wives from Lake Mackay.
PO lists his 3 Nampijinpa wives:

Wamiya Nampijinpa
Nginana Nampijinpa
Pampartu Nampijinpa

Wintjiya young wife, Napaljarri, for another man. Kuringi Japangardi

People around Jupiter Well. they bin singing that way and he is coming back.

He is coming back to Nyinmi (outstation). There is a tap and water there. They bin come back to Nyinmi. (Nyinmi is just to the east of Jupiter Well, west of Lake Mackay).
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      <name><![CDATA[Interview with Joe Bird and Albie Ampetyane]]></name>
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      <description><![CDATA[2017 October 4th & 5th

Recordings made at Ti-Tree with Joe Bird and Albie Ampetyane talking about Wanji-wanji.

Paddy Willis Kemarr, Tommy Thompson Kngwarraye also there. Discussing various legacy recordings and singing other song sets , however  only  discussion of wanji-wanji is included here.

Documented by Jason Gibson (Victoria Museum) and Myfany Turpin (University of Sydney)


File Listing

Audio (Fostex FR2, Rode NT4) 

SP-20171004_2.wav - Wanji-wanji: 16'08.7439	Discussing wanji-wanji
SP-20171004_3.wav - wanji-wanji: m-laka51 Tarlata lala kurlaray manay pilpangka pirla

NEXT DAY:
SP-20171005_1.wav - Joe Bird singing wanji-wanji. Says it is from Ernabella.
SP-20171005_2.wav - Joe Bird singing wanji-wanji

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Thursday 3 August 2018, 2pm. Playing recordings of and talking about the Laka songs  with Alec Tucker at Roebourne, sitting behind the culture centre in the creek.

DOB ca. 1943. See his story and picture in the IBN book which is also online.

'Banjima elder Alex Tucker' 
Audio recorded on Fostex FR2 with Rode lapel mic, by Myfany Turpin
Video recorded by Ben Deacon. Photos by Ben.

Alec knew the songs. He also went off topic a lot and there is some negative discussion about younger generation and family problems. 

File listing:
20180803AT_1.wav	2 mins
20180803AT_2.wav	49 mins	Nahn transcribed and Myf checked 17 January 2019
20180803AT_3.wav	24 mins Nahn transcribed 18 January 2019
20180803AT_4.wav	2 mins

20180803AT_1.mp4	44 mins
20180803AT_2.mp4	21 mins

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20180803BD-4.JPG
20180803BD-5.JPG

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`Irene knew the songs and called them Wanajarra. She said I should come back when No2 (her husband, in Perth at the time) and Charlie Coppin were around and do this with the three of them.'
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      <name><![CDATA[Sheila Sampie]]></name>
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Thursday 2 August 2018, ca 10am.

Playing recordings of and talking about the Laka songs with Shiela Sampie in South Hedland IBN Office, with Annie Edwards-Camerson.

Audio recorded on Fostex FR2 with Rode lapel mic, by Myfany Turpin
Video. No photos or video.

Shiela didnt know the songs.


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Monday 30 July, 2018 10am, at Shay Gap Park, South Hedland. 

Interview with David Stock (Milangka) about the 'Laka', a travelling song for Myfany Turpin's project (University of Sydney). David 'Yandi' Stock is a Nyiyparli / Banyjima elder

David is wearing Rode wireless lapel micrphone and Myfany recorded the audio on Fostex FR 2 . Bit of Park noise, including baby crying and birds in background. 

Davids phone rings during the session andd he talks to his wife about the songs , and I can just make out she is singing them too on the other end (she is in Perth).

No photos or video were taken. However I did see David in the shopping centre some days later when I was with Annie and I took a photo of him then with my iphone which is included in this session.

Audio files: 

20180730a_1.wav
20180730a_2.wav
20180730a_3.wav
20180730a_4.wav
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Note that I interviewed Yandi again 9 Dec 2018 in Perth following the MSA conference. His wife Hilda Flann was there too.
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Monday 30 July, 2018 1pm, at Wangka Maya Language Centre, South Hedland.

Interview with Janet Stewart (born 1950) and Bruce Thomas (Nyangumarda / Mangala cultural advisor, born 1952) about the 'Laka', a travelling song for Myfany Turpin's project (University of Sydney). Janet Stewart is wearing a lapel micrphone but Bruce isnt wearing one (at his request).

Audio files: 

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20180730JStewart-2.wav	22 mins
20180730JStewart-3.wav	4 mins

One photo was taken of Janet and I, which is included here. No video taken.

Note that I have already started to transcribe these, and these 'marked up' files are named:

20180730JStewart-1-MU.wav
20180730JStewart-2-MU.wav
20180730JStewart-3-MU.wav

I have marked these up in the software Soundstudio
___

20180730JStewart-1.wav

Warriwankanya was a closing verse. It signalled time to pack up.
Both Janet's parents used to sing it. Her father led the dancing for some verses.
Tyanyungu was from Walal. Minda is his family / bush name. Janet thought he might be called 'Charlie'. He used to dance. Warnman family. His mother used to be a fluent Warnman speaker.  
Geoff O'Grady used to be a store keeper at Walal. He was a Canadian. He used to tape Janet Stewart.
Discusses Annabelle Lacey (Sunshine coast)
'Inma Laka'
'Ronnie' - Aunty Turlal - who is this? Sounds like a woman. Sounds like Aunty Winnie. But if youve got Ronnie...
Ada Stewart is Janet's mum and Maryanne is her Aunty. 
___

4'42.7443	Litampirrkwangka
7'16.6289	Discussion of Janet's mother
7'38.4652	Discussion of why its not being performed
13'17.5265	His family was Warnman
13'47.1609	That's the one now!
14'28.3257	Warrmala people, that come down with that song.
14'51.2351	Walangkawalangka
15'04.6180	Warrmala used to be from the Pindan people, from the desert (yeah Pitjantjatjara)
15'22.5622	We had Wanayaka from the north, warrmala from the east and nganinyarra (south-west?)
17'02.9318	discussion of shaking head while dancing, all the ladies
17'39.1693	Discussing Annabelle
20'39.6746	talking about singing it with Annabelle on the phone 'purrakakanala'
22'40.5785	Playing side B 'Ronnie' .
23'15.9348	'jipirli' means finished
23'35.7256	Aunty Turlal
25'00.8266	This my Mum, (Ada), and this my aunty Maryanne.
26'05.9219	Discussing 'Sambo'
28'08.9292	'kuyardilpungu' they used to do this on their thighs. And they used to make the track forward and back while they were sitting to that song. They did this just where they were sitting.
30'58.4886	Talking about Sambo. His given name was Tyampukujarra. The one that had these wives.
32'27.8730	discussing woman in background of the 1967 recording
35'40.7569	Discussing voice of 'Ronnie' again
36'59.5152	Janet's introduction
38'01.0356	JS: Ngaju mili ini Janet Stewart...

Archiving instructions:
Keep a copy at Wangka Maya and AIATSIS. I left a copy with them on Tuesday 31 July.

Access instructions:
Access requires permission from Janet Stewart's, and in the future from her descendants.

Acknowledgement:
Janet Stewert, Nyangumarda cultural advisor 
Bruce Thomas, Warnman Nyangumarda and Mangala cultural advisor  


NOTE: Janet does not want her voice to be on the radio show, but she is happy for me to write about what she said.

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Wednesday 25 July, 2018 9am, at Punmu school in language classroom, WA. 

Interview with Mardu man Milton Chapman about the 'Laka', a travelling song for Myfany Turpin's project (University of Sydney). Milton is wearing a lapel micrphone . Recorded on Fostex FR 2 with Rode lapel mic.

Milton has some history at STrelly community.

No stills or video of interview, but some stills at the school with Amy Parncutt and Andrew from RNLD
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Winnie Grey / Winnie Coppin
Jessica (Julie Ann) Bangu

12 June 2018
Bidyadanga, Winnie's house back verandah, ca. 1pm

Audio not working properly. JG's zoom. 

Another young woman present. She asks if Uncle Rocky might know this, but he went to Walal with the Rangers so wasn't available to talk to. Talk to him next time.

Winnie describes how it wasn't dangerous but it was performed at business time. men and women 

Winnie mentions the chairperson of Wangka. Pinta, Christopher.


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2'07.7612	Thats at Walal. Somewhere around there
3'07.4035	Mandora, Walal.
4'05.8842	Come from Warrmala side.
4'20.3952	His name this corroboree Wanajarra.
4'48.1825	Well he's a meaning himself that Wanajarra. They bin bringem name from that side. to Walal. Name is Wanajarra.
5'04.9524	Its a good little song, good dancing an everything.
5'19.0900	Its a little bit like ngurlu, but its not really. You can use it, you can sing it if you want, 
5'29.5919	Anybody can knowem it that inma. Dancing and all that.
5'37.1342	 But its pretty hard , you know,gotta be bush all the time.
5'58.8047	Dancing and all that, girls too. Only one night girls, one night boys.
6'08.8760	And day time and one afternoon, thats all.
6'17.3961	She saying like for mens side business, girls
6'31.6217	Might be alright now hes finished. Might be alright now he's finished. I dont know.
6'52.7026	Thats the main corroboree. Good too. Nice girls swing their head.
7'35.1935	MT: Where did it come from?
7'38.5974	Wanajarra come from that side, Jigalong - south - all around there.
7'50.5518	Warrmala people, you know.
8'14.5873	That would be nice if somebody could sing it.
8'22.7642	Old people there, Waralong
8'28.6972	JB: Just to see if any old people still remember.
8'37.5499	Oh lovely that song. You know not really danger way anything.
8'50.1948	He bin grab that ? Grab them boys. Makem sleep over ...pull em like that woman man.
9'26.2625	His name that Wanna-jarra that yinma, that corrobborree
10'25.7099	Well you gotta go through the man, but not bad thing, just grab that man make him sleep and you can lie on top and you lift him up and let him go (laughs)
10'37.8607	But he's alright, not that bad, like sleep with man or anything.  Nothing dangerous
11'35.4538	playing wijirrkinpara
12'29.6146	purlakakanala
12'50.9885	That song, Theyll grab you, boys, lined up, and girls, lined up. That song now. All day bush.
13'07.3394	Woman gone bush. Come back afternoon time.
13'13.0258	JB: Like midadi?
13'14.4663	Oh, different.
13'18.8382	Come back dance at night afternoon time. You right you can sing, old song, dont worry about it.
13'52.8283	sings purlakakarnala. 
13'57.3620	That meaning, what that inma, womans.
14'33.6475	He belonging that side Warrmala side.
14'47.3966	They might bring it ninja-ninja time
15'09.9100	sings jiwirdila
15'18.2906	All that name ngurlu,  like women's ngurlu...?
17'24.5683	I was a young girl. Young gurri.
18'43.3777	I like this song. 
20'30.4766	playing wilpangka
20'37.2189	Shake head all the way til the finish. Women. Like my leg. go round and round. Good.
21'13.7954	They reckon its emus dancing. Emu you know. They reckon emus dancing. 
21'24.4707	They dancing big dance,  afternoon time, two people, like emu. All that.
21'36.5861	Like ... jarrawarli ...
21'47.6389	End
21'57.1883	jarrawarli jarrarna puyurrminti
22'02.2544	Puyurr, smoke coming out. And this like a garden. Lovely. 
22'12.3417	Im sorry for that song. Finish. Like we got no one to sing. All that.
22'24.5018	Uncle minta this one
22'35.1539	And girls come back and dance with the boys. and yinara yinu , dancing you know. He got something in his hands.  
23'02.1573	Janet belong grandfather.
23'13.8291	JB: They have a joke, uncle and nieces. Fun with uncles.
23'22.9356	They hit you, not hit you properly, but he make you numb, nearly fall down
23'32.2647	Not with immediate uncle. Distant. Jokes. They still carry on today like yinara they have em.
23'45.7430	That kind now like warlamarti
23'58.5720	little round one for one night, dancing around.
24'10.1947	sings puyurrminti
24'26.3678	sings puyurrminti - hand in front of mouth  and moving quickly
24'53.3241	Wanajarra!
24'57.1950	sings m-laka26
25'01.2109	Puyurr-minti smoke in the front
25'04.0159	That sing now.
25'15.0046	(playing m-laka26)
25'22.9505	same but he little bit...
25'27.2524	but he little bit different
26'08.7836	Playing m-laka53 - tintina tintina walaka walanga
26'11.1085	Thats the start, first one.
26'33.6896	Singing em at Walal now. Thats the place where we used to see them.
26'47.1337	Walal. Every night. Nice corroborree every people dont know well we gotta singem.
27'03.8856	All the Nyangumarda mob bin there.
27'27.5518	MT: But that song come from...
27'29.3152	Come from really that side, Warrmala people (from the south)
27'42.6959	and come this way then.
28'17.4248	(playing purlakakarnala) m-laka40
29'41.6976	Thats the wanajarra song
31'12.6184	Playing yularra
31'29.4052	shaking their heads
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Friday 11 May 2018
Wanjiwanji project
Docker River, just south towards the hills
Myf, Beth & Rob

Session name: 20180511PMcKenzie
Files:
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20180511PMcKenzie_2 = DOCKERA02.WAV
20180511PMcKenzie_3 = DOCKERA03.WAV
20180511PMcKenzie_4 = DOCKERA04.WAV
DOCKERA05.WAV not included as its just singing not wanjiwanji

Channel 2 radio mic P Mackenzie
Boom mic on Channel 1 (shotgun mic)

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      <description><![CDATA[Thursday 9 November 2017

Myfany Turpin's ARC songs project

Interpretor: Patrick Hookey 
Film Shooter: Shane Malcahey, format of original is .mxf

Pitjatjatjara women: 
Iluwanti Ken
Renee Kulitja
Josephine Mick
Tinpulya Mervyn

recorded at Angela Lynch and Patrick Hokey's place, Ragget St Alice Springs

discussing memories of wanji-wanji songs, singing and some discussion of song texts.
Played Moyle 076 recordings of some wanji wanji songs
See attached word doc of questions and song texts (not all of which were played.

File listing

DVp_4730: MMT1-20171109-4730 	Iluwanti	35 mins
DVp_4731: MMT1-20171109-4731	Tinpulya	14 mins
DVp_4732: MMT1-20171109-4732	Josephine	11 mins
DVp_4733: MMT1-20171109-4733	All, demonstrating dance to verse 'litampirrka' 1:46 min 
DVp_4734: MMT1-20171109-4734 All, singing and discussing verse 'tuntunparturla nyinanya' 6:30 min 
DVp_4735: MMT1-20171109-4735  nothing
DVp_4736: MMT1-20171109-4736 	All, singing verse 'yami-yampi' 2:32
DVp_4737: MMT1-20171109-4737	nothing
DVp_4738: MMT1-20171109-4738	discussing ngangkari and marrali 1:26
DVp_4739.mxf: MMT1-20171109-4739 	discussing police tracks ?? 1:33

Pitjantjatjara women remember Wanji-wanji, a song from their childhood


Interview with Iluwanti Mervyn, Tinpulya Ken, Josephine Mick and Renee Kulitja by Patrick Hookey about a public ceremony that was once sung across central and western Australia. The song takes them back to their childhood in the north-west of south Australia, as well as Ernabella, Ooldea and Gerard Aboriginal Reserve. 

From 2017-2019 musicologist Myfany Turpin and Interpretor Patrick Hookey interviewed Aboriginal people from NT, SA and WA about this song, playing recordings of it to people and learning about the time when it was popular.

Made with the financial support of the University of Sydney and the Australian Research Council - FT40100783

Translation by Beth Sometimes, with assistance from Lorna Wilson and Teresa XXX. 

Camera: Shane Malcahey
Subtitles: Wanyima Wighton
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Myfa and Rob
Shotgun mic on sound devices. One channel

file name:
20180501PH

Myfany talking to Bobby about Pintupi singers next of kin.
Myf thinks Bobby refers to Bobby West but Rob is not sure.
Bobby says Elizabeth Marks has a walking frame.
see Myfs notes in the black fieldbook
Mary Pegg is Nosepegs daughter

Robs file name A67
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Nick Thieberger at the NLA Daisy Bates launch
Niock Evans and Clint Bracknell at the NLA
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      <description><![CDATA[Wanjiwanji project

Myfany Turpin playing songs to Pamela Tolsen Nakamarra and Napurla Scobie, Napurrurla 
Place: Watiyawarnu (Mt Leibig)
Date: 21 May 2018 lunch time. (Its actually 22 May!)
Recorded by Rod Nugent 

Notes:

Lots of wind and vehicle noises in the recording

Napurla doesnt seem to know the songs. She insists on singing Kungkakutjarra. Perhaps she cant hear the audio or she is deaf?

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Interview by Myfany Turpin with Jeremy Beckett in Sydney, 21 March 2019 about Wanji-wanji and George Dutton

Recorded on Zoom H6 audio recorder 
Duration 28 mins
Volume is reduced after 1 hr and 40 seconds

nice speech on  George Dutton
___

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20190417
Helicopter Tjungarrai and Patrick Smith

Balgo Art Centre.
First file is English only. Second file has some language.

He mentions Warrmala

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Recorded on Luis Miguels equipment

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      <description><![CDATA[Recorded Monday 15 April 2019
Balgo with Felicity Meakins at the Art Centre.
Patrick Jupiter Smith & Marie Mudgedell

Discussing Laka and Puranguwana

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PAKAM 2006 recording https://ictv.com.au/video/item/867

(Kukatja?)

This is the story of Puranguwana, which means perishing in the sun. An old man,  Yawalyurru, was trying to go to Gordon Downs from Sturt Creek. He camped halfway there with his wife and two children. They ran out of water because they had been walking in the wrong direction. The old man told his family he was going to look for water. He started walking a long way from the family. He followed mirage after mirage. But when he got near there was no water.  He kept doing that for hours and hours. He was getting dizzy and weak from dehydration. He got worse and passed away there. Then his spirit came up and was going back to his country to the south east near Kiwirrkura and Kintore. He was a Pintupi man. But before he left, he gave the song to the Jaru people and they sing it today at special events.

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Wanji-wanji Project
Myfany Turpin, with assistance from Ben Deacon and Renee Browning

At Parnngurr with Muuki Taylor (at his house) followed by Nyari-nyari Simpson and Nola at the Council. Mostly in Mardu

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20190715NS-04.wav	Nyari-Nyari Simpson	

Transription and translation of 

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20190715NS-03.wav	Nyari-Nyari Simpson

by Myfany Turpin and Lance MacDonald 12 October 2019, Willshire st
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      <description><![CDATA[Sunday 21 July 2019
South Hedland, 34 Trevally st. IBN house
Wanji-wanji project
Myfany Turpin with: 


Charlie Coppin (bush name Kuturi, skin name Karimarra. Ngarla man born 1938)
Stephen Stewart (no2) Milangka skin. a karajarri /Nyangumarda man of Milangka skin who also speaks Nyamal (he was with the strikers including Peter coppin) and possibly Nyangumarda too.

Listening to OGrady_G02 and OgradyG07, wanajarra/Laka/Wanji-wanji

Might be Tyanyungu Wantila and Langkurr Norman of Mandora station and / Karlakarta singing on this.
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Sunday 29th September 2019 at Pipilyatjara

Interview with Thomas Murray (Ngaatjatjara man). 
Recorded by Myfany Turpin and Beth Sometimes (interpretor)
Thomas's wife was also there but she didnt contribute much.


Thomas described the dancing as 'line up'
He remembered it from Laverton as a young man.
He had heard it before in the bush north of Mantu Maru (Jamieson) as a child. See my fieldnotes that accompany the recording. He worked on Barwiji station,  Indarindra Station, Handel station and seemed to remember it there.
He mentioned Munkarra Nguru. Not sure if that is a place name.

Talked to Pantjiti McKenzie about ICTV and showed everyone the video. They all mentioned 'Tjardiwanpa' - we not sure if it is a different ceremony (perhaps popular at the same time - although note some people said 'Jardiwanpa came after', or a generic for a song style.


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20190929Pipliyatjara - 3.jpg





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      <name><![CDATA[Bernhard Newberry]]></name>
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Myfany Turpin and Beth Sometimes (Interpreter)

Wednesday 3 October 2019, at Warakurna

This file updated following feedback from Inge Kral, January 2023.

Met Mr Bennet - on his way to Wannan- and then Bernhard Newberry (Mr Newberry). Mr Newberry said he would be happy to talk to us at lunchtime. 

Interviewed Mr Newberry but it went off topic. I turned recorder off for much of it.

Audio files:
2019001_1: MMT1-20191003BN-02
3'05.2961	More like a Tjartiwanpa. They sang the Tjartiwanpa right through here.
3'39.5601	That went all over in the early stage when I was small, Jardiwanpa. It was introduced here. Then it went right around Docker River...
4'23.5859	Oh 7 (yo) less, downhill
4'45.1792	Why did they do Tjartiwanpa? Tjartiwanpa was new. New song introduced.
5'24.8234	Elders dont exist anymore. It fade away. All those lead singers they pass away. They dont exist anymore, only in the book. What they sang.
6'16.8846	Kurangarra
6'27.7148	Kurangarra
10'07.2185	Im the last of that race to say that. And its very sad. Who can I talk to who has that knowledge?
10'47.8995	Marker 109

2019001_2: MMT1-20191003BN-04
2'27.9199	Kurangarra I dont know what tribe it come from
3'36.6309	tarrkarlpa
4'31.5696	Docker River to the Pilbara
4'39.1291	I can follow that one
5'36.4483	Wati Kujarra
6'43.5180	Kungkarrangkalpa ended up at Papunya

2019001_3: MMT1-20191003BN-05
0'15.3463	You cant win if you are a cultural person
1'31.4148	Thats one side coming.

2019001_4: MMT1-20191003BN-06
Bernhard sings the song that came to the Ngaatjatjarra man at Rottnest Island

2019001_5: MMT1-20191003BN-08
Bernhard introduces himself

These have been mixed down to mono

'Mans one is similar tune with different wordings.'

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20191001_005: MMT1-20191003BN-02
20191001_006: MMT1-20191003BN-03
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      <description><![CDATA[Wanji-wanji project

Friday 27 September 2019, at Ernabella with  Carlene Thompson, Tjariya Stanley and Inpiti Winton. Sitting in the creek at Ernabella.
Recorded by Myfany Turpin with Beth Sometimes (interpretor)
Fostex Fr2 with vocal mic (Rode NT4)

Watched legacy recording, dancers identified as:
Ginger Wikilyiri
Walter Pukatiwara
Billy Wara
Charlie Kunmanara (Ann Jack's father)

Topsy, Rene Kulitja's mum, is in the audience.

The women sang, mentioned Punti, place south of Amata
identified a verse with chest clapping that women did when they meet. Sort of formalised way of greeting stangers in the song ??

Talked about Tutunya, Sammy Dodds father  Apakatja.

heads shake for Kuyardin pungu verse

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Evening talking to Ginger at his house and watching  legacy recording.
His father is wearing the headband.
poking is to finish the song
The video was recorded in the creek, not far from where we sat with women earlier today
Puturru is the name of the woollen headband
Ginger says that Hallelujuh, Brownie brought the song to Shirly Well.




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They are talking about Barbara's uncle who may be singing Wanji-wanji on the O'Grady recording.


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Friday 27 September 2019

Interview with Ngilan Margaret Dodd. Also her husband Sammy Dodd, her husband, who led us in his vehicle to the site where Kurlkalanya had been performed. Also Puna Yanima who listened to the story and Tapi Goodwin who stayed in the car.

Recorded by Myfany Turpin
Beth Sometimes interpreting

Recorded at a place some 5 kms from Mimili where the ceremony was performed, at a depression or hole where the audience sat for the performance.

Note that they said the Tjardiwanpa came after and it was performed slightly different location.

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29 September 2019
Interview with Maimi Butler at Blackstone 
Interpretor Beth Sometimes. Recorded by Myfany Turpin on Fostex FR2 with Rode Nt4 vocal mic

At Maimi's house, recording her recollections of the song:
Pirmangka Reid told Maimi  about the song, and sang it, at Tjukurla some time ago, possibly in the 1990s.

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Monday 30 September 2019, am.

Interview with Robert Woods at Jamieson ((Mantu Maru), WA
Myfany Turpin and Beth Sometimes (interpretor)
Recorded on Fostex FR2 with wireless Rode lapel mic

Interview mostly in Pitjantjatjara
Talking to Robert Woods. Pitjantjatjara man. He was born in the bush. Doesnt know when. Two audio files. 
See fieldnotes.
He said to speak to Old Mr Ward at Warbuton

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2 October 2019

Interview with Glen Cooke, Just out of Warnan on side of Rd
Myfany Turpin and Beth Sometimes (interpretor)
Recorded on Fostex FR2 with wireless Rode lapel mic


Went to Wannan
Met Mr Ferguson who knew the song and an old lady who knew the song but neither seemed with it enough to interview them. Mr Ferguson identified some people in the 1987 film.

Interviewed Glen Cooke on the side of the road just out of Wannan.

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      <description><![CDATA[Thursday 7th June 2018, ca. 9am.

Broome, at Broome Time resort.

Elsie Dickens, born ca 1940. Grew up around Cherrabun station, Fitzroy Crossing area.
Jean Tinghe Minga (Napurrurla)
Julia Lawford 
Rita Minga
Janelle White, the Yiriman Women's co-ordinator

Also two younger family members came in and out throughout the session
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Recorded with J Green's zoom with inbuilt XY mic. Did not have any lapel mic or wind shield. Some wind noise and external noise.

One audio file, 32 minutes 16 bit/48khz

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3 photos taken on my iphone.

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Elsie spoke most about the song, remembering it when she was a child. 
Most people referred to song as 'Warriwankanya'

Verses played were ones that had been on the WA recordings. These were:

m-laka33	Warri wankanha :|| Kakanala wanjiwanji warnpanarra
(women didnt recognise warri 'cold'. Wlsie did same main dance)
m-laka25	Kuyardinpangu kuyardinpangu wangkanyjala
m-laka30	Jalkangka yirra yirrala jilka mintila
(women volonteered prickle)
m-laka40	Purakakarnala jiwirdila rna lampirrkakarna
(women didnt know jiwirdi)
m-laka45	Yularra yularra yananyi :||: Nginpirrkay yinpirrkay nyina
(Elsie clearly knew this one)
m-laka46	wijirrkinpara wijirrkinpara
(Elsie clearly knew this one)
m-laka50	Japara-japarala :|| rrimany-many jarlkalay rrimany-many jarlkanji
(Elsie may not have known this one)


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Saturday 9th June, ca 12pm

M Turpin interviews elders Suzie Gilbert (Nyangumarda) 'Jujumarta' and Betty Hunter with with interpreters Anna Dwyer and Jessica Bangu.

Recorded on JG's ZoomH4 - not good quality - there is mechanical noise in background.

Suzie was a teenager when she heard it.

Maru 'song' = inma

Listening to O'Grady 1955. The Nyangumarda introduction is said to be Tyanyungu. His sister is still alive and at the Nursing home in Broome. Her name is Bertha. Anna says she has gone a bit senile.

This used to be sung at Bidjadanga (La Grange)
Suzie's brother used to sing it. Winnie Grey , at Bidjadanga knows it. 

'Walmananu' ?

GO: Wanyjanija nyungu yinma 'Where is this song from?'

Tyanyungu: Kuntijang ngananamili kuntijang yinma. Kunija ngananamili yinma. (tape goes off and on) 

This is our song called 'Kuntijang'.

Warrmalamili yija mili mirri wakal-wakal-mili (?) ngananaimili yinma pinakarriya  'Kunija'.

It is a song from the South-East ceremonial groups. It is our song. You are going to hear this song (we are going to sing). Its called Kunija.

\n warrmala "corrobboree"; i.e. a type of public ceremony that involves dancing and singing. "song for a dance' (AD) .This is a Nyangumarda word. Means ceremonial group from the south-east.
\n  Janet also says its from 'Warrmarla'. She says this word refers to ‘Pindan people from the desert side’ or 'people from the east’. Petri (1967) uses it when describing a person from Wallal who was killed "by people who came from ‘Warmala’, from the southwest.” (could southwest of Wallal be considered desert people?) Manjyiljarra dictionary has ‘stranger, people from south’; Ngaatjatjarra, Kukatja and Pintupi have ‘revenge party or confrontational warrior group’. 


OG Six songs from the Nyangumarda tribe of North-west Australia, August 1955.
(singing m-laka53)

Tintin-rna x 2
warlaka warlangkaya
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Ninji-ninji must be another public corroborree.

Suzie's father used to sing this song. One of the Dalack's (half-caste man)

This song was sung at Walal station, Mandora station and Anna Plain station.

(singing m-laka54)


winyparnka x 2
kangka-yala
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Jessica thinks kanka-yala
karnka 'going up'

-used to sing at night time around the camp fire. Big mob of kids, man and women
Note that people dont volonteer this sort of info. Usually they reflect on the actual people.

Might be travelling. We should ask Winnie.







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28 November 2019

Interview with Lucy Nampjinpa at Willowra, NT

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Transcribed by Theresa Ross, Feb 2020:

MT.. Tell me about that time, long time ago.

P/L self..

MT.. That wanji wanji, just a story.

P.. Wanji wanji ki ka nyampuju wangkami.
This oneÕs talking/asking about wanjiwanji

L.. Ngula now ka yunparni, ngula now.
ThatÕs the song now they are singing

P.. Wanji wanjiki nyampuju ka wangkami wanji wanji nyampu purdanyangu.
She asking about wanjiwanji, she heard it 

L.. Patirlirrirla ngulalpa, old people ngulalpa nyinaja Patirlirrirla, purlaparlalpa nyinaja patirlirrirla old people. Ngajuju wita nyampurlaju.
At patirlirri there was a big corroboree going on by the old people and I was just young/small at this time

SingingÉ wanji wanji warri wangkanya warri wangkanya, kukurnarla wanji wanji warrirni kukurnarla warri wangkanya.

L.. WanjiwanjiÕrlalpalu nyinaja purlaparla nyampurlaju patirlirrirla,  yunparnulpalu yanirninjaanulpa yanirninjaanulpa.
They were at a corroboree at patirlirri singing this wanji wanji song.
They were (emu/ancestors) coming

Singing.. Ngayiwarri ngayiwarri Napaljarri Napaljarri ngayiwa ngayiwa Napaljarri Napaljarri.

L.. Big purlapa from patirlirri nyampuju. Emu nyampujulpa pungu patirlirrirlarlu I bin lil one, me and Lady(Nampijinpa)
This is a important/big corroboree from patirlirri, they danced about the emu at patirlirri, me and Lady were young/small during this time

Singing.. Ngayiwarri ngayiwarri Napaljarri.

L.. Pardu pardu manulpa nyangurnulpa, nyangurnulpa.
They bin make em purlapa big corroboree yalumpurlaju purlapalpalu pungu wita wangu.
They (ancestors) were looking. They made big corroboree they were dancing
Yanurnulpa emu jirrama kurlu ngatanti, yapa jala and mardanulpa and yanurnulpa jirrama kurlu.
That emu(ancestor) was coming with two (young emus)

Singing.. Ngayiwarri ngayiwarri Napaljarri.

L.. Purlapa nyanungurlalpalu nyinaja, yanurnu pala warriri jarralku palanai.
They were looking at the corroboree they (emuÕs) came closer

Singing.. walangka japinpai ngurlu jipinparna ngaliku ngarta ngarta limarna warlungka japinpa kurlu, jirrpiparna ngaliku, ngarti ngarti lima.

L.. Kirdalpa kangu kirda nyanurlu wali kurdu jirramalpa palangu kangu wita jarra. The father one (emu) was taking his two young oneÕs

MB.. Jukurrparlu?
Ancestor/dreaming?

L.. Jukurrpa waja purlapa nyampu ngulalpalu pungu nyanungu karlarra nyampurla patirlirrirla nganimpa puru wita puru pungulpalu.
The dreaming. They had corroboree and were dancing over here on the west side at patirlirri. We were young then

Singing.. Warlungka japinpa kurlu jipirrparna ngalu ka ngarta ngarta limarna.

L.. Warlulpa pala palu- pungu kurdu kurlurlu jirrama kurlurlu yilpa palu-pungu kirda nyanurluju. They were putting the fireÕs out, the father(emu) with the two young emus

L.. Singing.. same song.

L.. purlapalpa pungu.
It (emu)was dancing

MB.. Japaljarrirli mayi? Was it Japaljarri?

L.. Japaljarri wangu Jangala kurlangu this corroboree ka nguna, Jangalarlulpa pungu Jampijinpa jarra kurlurlu. No not Japaljarri it was Jangala, this corroboree belongs to Jangala. Jangala(emu) was putting  the fire out with the two (emus) JampijinpaÕs

MB.. Kuja now wangkanjaanka. ThatÕs how you need to speak.

L.. Jampijinpa jarra kurlurlulpa Jangalarlu pungu. Jardawarnparla kuja karlipa yangka nyanyi nyampuju, nyampu now.
The (emu) Jangala was putting the fire out with the two(emus) JampijinpaÕs.
We see this dance during the jardawarnpa time

MB.. Record maninjaku yangka kuja piya now.
We need to record these sorts of stories.

L.. Jardiwarnparla kula karlipa nyampuju nyanyi purlapa. We see this jardawarnpa corroboree.

MB/P. self.. Lucy singing the same song again.

L.. Warlungkalpa pala pungu palupungulpa pala warlu yuwayi nyampu now kurdu jirrama kurlu. It (emu) was putting the fire out with itÕs two kids(emu)

MB.. self.

L.. Nyampurla purlaparla now lu nganpa wiri manu ngajarraju yalumparlarlu patirlirrirlarlu purlapa nyampu kalalu pungu emu.
They grew us up on this corroboree when we were kidÕs, they danced the emu dreaming.

And nyampuju jardiwarnpa kurra yangka jinta jarrija nyampuju ngula karnalu yangka business waylki warru pinyi nyampuju, thatÕs em early days nyampuju.
And this connects with the jardawarnpa when we all get together when the business is on, this is from the early days

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