Isaka Kitutu
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| Title | Audio | Collection | Description | Composer | Date | All terms |
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| Busumbu Balulima | |
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ILAM |
The song is about the miners not knowing why the phosphate is being mined. Refer ILAM field card number D6B3 |
Isaka Kitutu (Performer) |
1950-09-05 | Central African | Gishu | ILAM | Isaka Kitutu | Leg bells | Nilotic tradition of playing | Phosphate | Seven string Litungu bowl lyre | Song | topical | Uganda |
| Busumbu balulima | East African |
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ILAM |
Further details refer ILAM record number: CR2272. |
Isaka Kitutu (Performer) |
1950-00-00 | East African | Gishu | ILAM | Indigenous music | Isaka Kitutu | Litungu lyre | Lukiko | Topical song | Uganda |
| Were umwene umanya | |
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ILAM |
Vocal chant accompanied by the lyre. Refer ILAM field card number D6B2 |
Isaka Kitutu (Performer) |
1950-09-05 | Central African | chant | Gishu | Heptatonic | ILAM | Isaka Kitutu | litungu | Lyre | Pinned | Religion | Seven string Litungu bowl lyre | Uganda | Vocal |
| Were umwene umanya | East African |
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ILAM |
Further details refer ILAM record number: CR2272. |
Isaka Kitutu (Performer) |
1950-00-00 | East African | Gishu | ILAM | Indigenous music | Isaka Kitutu | Litungu lyre | Lukiko | Religious chant | Uganda |
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