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MOR1 tape 1251

Layer: Marie Reay PNG recordings
Link back to source:: https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MOR1/1251
Type: Other

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Latitude: -6.06456
Longitude: 144.7865
Start Date: 1975-09-13
End Date: 1975-09-13

Description

Singsing Tanimet. Physical tape held at the ANU Pacific Archives, Collection and Item ID: AU ANUA 440-1251. Side A: Recordings by Government officers (kiaps) in the 1960s' (11/2/1964) about crazed men in warriors with spears and bows and arrows jumping around, shouting, yelling, whistling, singing and dancing. Their actions were serious at first like attacking and later calmed down not to be threatening in such situations for safety and not to be in danger of the kiaps and their families. Side B: In preparation to celebrating the official PNG independence day on 16th September 1975, a number of traditional songs were performed called "Singsing tanimhet". These are the customary song tradition by both males and females seated cross-legged and facing each other and whilst singing turning their heads continuously and consistently sideways both slowly and fast to the rhythms of the songs. (Steven Gagau, August 2022)

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Source

https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MOR1/1251

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