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Recordings in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand

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New Guinea Pacific Journey 1969 and Sicilian Journey 1957-58. Papua New Guinea data includes interviews and what is probably a rerecord of the Chimbu drumming which was analysed by musicologist, Raymond Clausen and article published in musicologist's journal. Also recording of Maori, and Maori music (some recorded from radio). Recording in Australia includes interviews with Indigenous people talking about history and assimilation. Recordings from Italy are of Sicilian music. 10 reel to reel recordings (8 N.G.P. 1969; 2 Sicilian) 1969: Akai Recorder; 1957-8: Standard BBC Recording Equipment.

Created: 23 11 2004

Data time period: 31 12 1957 to 11 11 1969

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Subjects
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Culture, Language and History | Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Linguistics and Languages | Indigenous Studies | Italian | Italian Language | Maori | Māori Language | Sicilian | Sicilian Language |

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ACN 633 798 857