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Description:: Side A -- Duration: 5 mins 23 secs. Title/First Line: Sogotio I Vale Ni Yaya. Genre: Vakamalolo. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Lali, Hand Clapping. Comments: None. -- Duration: 3 mins 38 secs. Title/First Line: Meke I Noa. Genre: Vakamalolo. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Lali, Hand Clapping. Comments: None. -- Duration: 4 mins 51 secs. Title/First Line: Kida Ni Mataka. Genre: Vakamalolo. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Lali, Hand Clapping. Comments: None. -- Duration: 1 min 47 secs. Title/First Line: Meke Ni Baravi. Genre: Vakalutuivoce. Voice: M2. Instruments: None. Comments: None. -- Duration: 3 mins 34 secs. Title/First Line: Au Davo Oto Ni Sana Yakavi. Genre: Vuvu. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Lali, Hand Clapping. Comments: No dance on this occasion, but probably intended for a vakamalolo. -- Duration: 3 mins 46 secs. Title/First Line: Au Davo Oto Ni Sana Yakavi. Genre: Polutu. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Spoons. Comments: None. -- Side B -- Duration: 2 mins 53 secs. Title/First Line: Tou Mai Laveta. Genre: Sere Ni Cumu. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: Hand Clapping. Comments: False start. A guitarist strummed along with song also. -- Duration: 1 min 57 secs. Title/First Line: Meda Mai Taua Tale. Genre: Taralala. Voice: Mfgp. Instruments: 2 Guitar, Hand Clapping. Comments: None. -- Duration: 2 mins 24 secs. Title/First Line: Chulu Chulu. Genre: Taralala. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitar, Ukelele, Hand Clapping, Spoons. Comments: Couples in lines linked by arm to waist hold. -- Duration: 2 mins 24 secs. Title/First Line: Sili I Wai Na Me. Genre: Tuiboto. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitar, Ukelele, Hand Clapping, Spoons. Comments: Conga-style snake dance. -- Duration: 4 mins 1 sec. Title/First Line: Ni Rogoca Mada. Genre: Sere Ni Cumu. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitar, Ukelele. Comments: Items 5-8 sung by male group sitting on veranda drinkning grog (after dark). Some talking and guitar strumming between items 5 and 6. -- Duration: 2 mins 54 secs. Title/First Line: Au Bau Via Talanoata's. Genre: Sere Ni Cumu. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitars, Ukelele. Comments: None. -- Duration: 3 mins 17 sec. Title/First Line: Ni Rogoca Mada. Genre: Sere Ni Cumu. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitars, Ukelele. Comments: Same title as item 5 but different song (No. 5 is a love song; No. 7 is a song about Easter). -- Duration: 3 mins 21 secs. Title/First Line: Isalei Karua. Genre: Sere Ni Cumu. Voice: Mgp. Instruments: 2 Guitars, Ukelele. Comments: Tape ran out towards end of song.; Item contains instrumental music.. Language as given: Fijian. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
Format:: instrumental music
Collections:: PARADISEC Catalog
Contributors:: David Goldsworthy
Content partner:: PARADISEC
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