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Titlesort icon Audio Collection Description Composer Date All terms
Uno munothela mkamweni |

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ILAM

Self delectative song with Bangwe (board zither). Further details refer ILAM field card (C5B6).

Mwale, L. (Performer)
Lefati Mwale (Performer)

 1949-09-04 Bangwe | Board zither | Chewa | Entertainment song | Folk music | ILAM | Indigenous music | Malawi | Mwale,Lefati | Nyanja | Nyasaland | Salima | Self-delectative song | Southern African | Zither
Vulani amehlo | Southern African

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ILAM

Entertainment song. Further details refer ILAM record TP3799

Lot Dube (Performer)
Composer not specified

 1948-00-00 Entertainment song | ILAM | Instrumental accompaniment | Lot Dube | Ndebele | Plumtree S.R. | South Africa | Southern African
Walila kutaca usiku wapita |

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ILAM

Self delectative song with kalimba. Translated English title - "The owls hoot at night." Further details refer ILAM field card (C4X3).

Soko, A. (Performer)
Alefa Soko (Performer)

 1949-08-31 Entertainment song | Folk music | Fort Jameson | ILAM | Indigenous music | Kalimba | Mbira | Ngoni | Northern Rhodesia | Self-delectative song | Soko,Alefa | Southern African | Zambia
Wampeleka yekha Bayako |

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ILAM

Further details refer ILAM shellac record number: TP1237

Simbi Wereka Malaki (Performer)
Composer not specified

 1949-00-00 Chikunda | East African | Entertainment song | ILAM | Indigenous music | Marimba | Mozambique | Portuguese East Africa | Sena | Simbi Wereka Malaki | Southern African | Timbila | Xylophone
Watani Kocwe |

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ILAM

Topical entertainment song with Chewe men and one woman with clapping. Translated English title - "What has the mouse done." Further details refer ILAM field card (C5A7).

Chewa men and a Chewa woman (Performer)

 1949-09-03 Chewa | Chewa | Clapping | Dowa Boma | Entertainment song | ILAM | Indigenous music | Malawi | Nyasaland | Southern African | Topical song
Waya mwana ku Jonisbegi |

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ILAM

Self delectative song with kalimba. Translated English title - "My son has gone to Johannesburg." Further details refer ILAM field card (C4X4).

Soko, A. (Performer)
Alefa Soko (Performer)

 1949-08-31 Entertainment song | Folk music | Fort Jameson | ILAM | Indigenous music | Kalimba | Mbira | Ngoni | Northern Rhodesia | Self-delectative song | Soko,Alefa | Southern African | Zambia
Yapa yapa panali kanyumba |

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ILAM

Entertainment song with Chewe men and one woman with clapping. Translated English title - "At this very spot there used to be a hut." Further details refer ILAM field card (C5A9).

Chewa men and a Chewa woman (Performer)

 1949-09-03 Chewa | Chewa | Clapping | Dowa Boma | Entertainment song | Folk music | ILAM | Indigenous music | Malawi | Nyanja | Nyasaland | Southern African
Zikoli kumtu nkuti |

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ILAM

Drinking entertainment song with Chewe men and one woman with clapping. Translated English title - "Which is the top of the world? (Which is the right side up?)" Further details refer ILAM field card (C5A9).

Chewa men and a Chewa woman (Performer)

 1949-09-03 Chewa | Chewa | Clapping | Dowa Boma | Drinking song | Entertainment song | Folk music | ILAM | Indigenous music | Malawi | Nyanja | Nyasaland | Southern African
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