Recordings and Teaching Resources
PLAY AMADINDA. Xylophone music from Uganda. Peter Cooke.A manual for playing traditional xylophone songs of the Ganda people together with instructions for making a simple Ugandan type xylophone and a cassette of examples. 29pp |
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Play Amadinda |
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A booklet and cassette giving step-by-step instruction in the mastery of four Budongo songs together with a selection of additional field recordings featuring this uniquely African instrument. 10pp |
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Teach Yourself Budongo |
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Bernard Kabanda - Olugendo Womad Select WSCD106"Bernard Kabanda is a minstrel with an intriguing collection of tales that include social and political commentry and ribald humour. The songs are sung in Luganda, the local language of Uganda's capital, Kampala, but Womad Select have given us a brief synopsis of each song - delightful stories of cheating women and drinking, and more serious matters of murder, AIDS and the liberation struggle against Idi Amin's horrendous dictatorship. "This CD is an informal recording of great charm and is truly fresh and different to anything we have heard before from Central and East Africa." Martin Sinnock. SONGLINES |
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Bernard Kabanda - Olugendo (CD) |
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Village Ensembles of Busoga VDE-GALLO CD-925A fine collection of Soga music recorded by Peter Cooke |
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Village Ensembles of Busoga (CD) |
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Albert Ssempeke - Ssempeke! audio cassetteIn 1988, Albert Ssempeke took advantage of Edinburgh University's recording facilities to recreate Buganda's former royal court music. |
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Ssempeke! (cassette) |
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