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MLC2-20151005_gulerre - Wurrkigandjarr song performance at Gulirri.

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Australian Research Council (Funded by) Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (Funded by) Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education N.T. (Funded by)
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Gulirri (Gulerre in these files) is a place on Marrangu land close to Ramingining. As part of a film project in 2015 Marrangu people staged a performance of the Wurrkiganydjarr song repertoire at Gilirri. This performance was both audio recorded and filmed. The item includes 'raw' audio files and compiled video, which compiles video footage and separate audio. There is one long compile which contains the whole performance and a number of shorter clips which are parts of the performance devoted to particular topics. The item also includes an interview with Wurrkigandjarr senior owner Jimmy Djamanba and contributions from other performers. Each video file has credits. There is also an interview about a site associated with bortok, the spangled grunter, featuring Gary Madjibarrili Smith, a Marrangu man. There are a number of MTS clips which were filmed by Aung Si during the same session. There are annotation files for some of the video compiles, these are in progress (23/5/2018).. Language as given:
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Created: 2015-10-05

Data time period: 2015 to ,

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ACN 633 798 857