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Alice Nampijinpa Henwood

Layer
Interviews about the Wanji-wanji ceremony, a travelling corroboree of inland Australia
Link back to source:
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MMT1/20181119ANHenwood
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Latitude
-25.4796
Longitude
129.1625
Start Date
2019-11-19
End Date
2019-11-19

Description

SP-20181119ANHenwood 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) ___ 20181119_1.wav (interview) 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

Sources

ID
tc24cd
Source
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MMT1/20181119ANHenwood

Extended Data

ID
MMT1-20181119ANHenwood
Languages
Martu Wangka - mpj, Pintupi-Luritja - piu
Countries
Australia - AU
Publisher
myfany turpin
Contact
admin@paradisec.org.au
License
Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Rights
Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)