Hugh Tracey Music of Africa Series
Item set
- Title
- Hugh Tracey Music of Africa Series
- Creator
- Tracey, Hugh
- Description
- The musical recordings cover an enormous geographic and cultural range, including music from regions such as Kenya, Uganda, Congo, Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Mozambique, Zambia, and many others. The recordings capture vocal music, instrumental traditions, dance music, and storytelling, offering an invaluable ethnographic snapshot of mid-20th century African musical life.
- Date Issued
- 1963
- Genre
- Field recordings
- Publisher
- International Library of African Music
- Place
- Grahamstown
- Media Type
- mp3
- Rights Holder
- International Library of African Music
- License
- Creative Commons License
- Location - Physical Location
- International Library of African Music, Rhodes University, Makhanda, South Africa
- Location - Shelf Locator
- Music of Africa Series (MOA)
Items
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Catalogue information regarding 'Garden birds of Southern Africa' recorded and Introduced by Anthony Walker for the Music of Africa Wild Life series No. 7 -
Catalogue information regarding 'Musical instruments - Drums II' for the Music of Africa series 38
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Catalogue information regarding 'Wild Animals of Southern Africa' recorded by Clem Haagner and Humphrey Gilbert and edited by Hugh Tracey for the Music of Africa Wild Life series No. 3 -
Catalogue information regarding 7" extended play discs for the Music of Africa Wild Life series
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Catalogue information regarding the African music society's choice of 'Osborn Awards Part I' for the Music of Africa series 14 -
Catalogue information regarding the African music society's choice of 'Osborn Awards Part II' for the Music of Africa series 15 -
Chemirocha -
Chemirocha
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Chepchoni marinda
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Chibudu
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Chibudu (an intermezzo)
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Chibudu movement - 'O ufumile mukoma'
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Chief Gideon Magak
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Chigwinini Chikulo mana nawo
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Chirombo woye nditerera
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Chombela
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Chomusikana Mandega
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Cin’goma ca kubaruga
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Congo Bereji
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Congo Bereji
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Correspondence between Acting Trading Manager of Kruger National Park and Hugh Tracey, Director of International Library of African Music complimenting Hugh Tracey regarding production of the proposed series of Wild Life Records and also noting Hugh Tracey's invitation to attend the National Parks Board meeting on 1 December 1961 -
Correspondence between Professor Eloff of Faculty of Agriculture, University of the Free State and the director of the National Parks Board of Curators regarding scientific work in National Parks -
Correspondence from Professor de Waal of the Organic Chemistry department, of the University of Pretoria to Mr Knobel of the National Parks in connection with plant material for chemical research -
Custodo a mabile
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Demonstration of left and right-handed melodies of the 'ground' on which the composition 'Lawanani michangasika timbila tamakono' is based