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Thomas Murray

Layer
Interviews about the Wanji-wanji ceremony, a travelling corroboree of inland Australia
Link back to source:
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MMT1/20190929bTM
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Latitude
-25.508
Longitude
127.602
Start Date
2020-07-02
End Date
2020-07-02

Description

Wanji-wanji project 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. List of Media Files: 20190929b_1.wav 20190929b_2.wav 20190929Pipliyatjara - 1.jpg 20190929Pipliyatjara - 2.jpg 20190929Pipliyatjara - 3.jpg

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ID
tc24ef
Source
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MMT1/20190929bTM

Extended Data

ID
MMT1-20190929bTM
Languages
Ngaanyatjarra - ntj
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)