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Titlesort icon Audio Collection Description Composer Date All terms
Bangi chela manga |

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ILAM

Dance Song
Further details refer ILAM field card (A2E4)

George Sibanda (Performer)

 1948-05-14 Bulawayo Location | Guitar | ILAM | Ndebele | Sibanda, George | Southern African | Southern Rhodesia | Tsaba-Tsaba Dance | Zimbabwe
Garika Uchaziwona |

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ILAM

A humorous song of Sena, Portuguese East Africa origin with Bangwe accompaniment.

Meriki Fumbe

 1951-06-05 Bulawayo Location | Folk song | Humorous | ILAM | Indigenous music | Meriki Fumbe | Sena | Song | Southern African | Southern Rhodesia | Zimbabwe | Zither
Quick march medley |

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ILAM

Quick marching song. Originates from Scotland. Further details refer to ILAM field card (E2F2)

J.M. Macdonald (Performer)

 1951-06-09 Bagpipes | Bulawayo Location | ILAM | J.M. Macdonald | March | Southern African | Southern Rhodesia | Unaccompanied | Zimbabwe
Sono sami sinye sona se mali; Chuzi Mama |

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ILAM

Humorous Song
Further details refer ILAM field card (A2E5)

George Sibanda (Performer/Composer)

 1948-05-14 Bulawayo Location | Guitar | ILAM | Ndebele | Sibanda, George | Southern African | Southern Rhodesia | Zimbabwe
Westering Home |

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ILAM

Traditional slow marching song. Originates from Scotland. Further details refer to ILAM field card (E2F1)

J.M. Macdonald (Performer)

 1951-06-09 Bagpipes | Bulawayo Location | ILAM | J.M. Macdonald | March | Southern African | Southern Rhodesia | Unaccompanied | Zimbabwe
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