Kuanua, songs, Dobu speech
- Description:
- SIDE 1: 1. Kuanua, 2. Song, 3. Motu; Side 2: Police Motu Original disc held at the National Library of Australia (MS 9275, Album 3, Box 2) --- Additional metadata provided by Steven Gagau (Kuanua speaker), June 2017: Locations: Malakuna – combined singing on the beach with other villages of Matupit and Nodup. Location in Rabaul district of Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain Content: Kuanua speech in first part; singing by Arove people of Kandrian district New Britain; and last part in Motu language – Words of appreciation about singing in groups of people who have come together to share traditional songs to visitors in a ceremony / get together. Item Title indicates Dobu speech, but my interpretation is that it is Motu; requires further confirmation. . Language as given: Kuanua, Motu. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
- Format:
- Sound
- Collections:
- PARADISEC Catalog
- Contributors:
- Arthur Capell
- Content partner:
- PARADISEC
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