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EthnomusicologyPerforming Change and Preservation: How Pop Songs Became Ritual Music among the Pastoral Samburu of Kenyaby Giordano Marmone / Université de Strasbourg, Institut d’ethnologie, Laboratoire interdisciplinaire en études culturelles |
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Audio Examples
Audio Example 1b: Lkishuroto, field recording by author, 2012
Audio Example 5: Field recording of Lodo by the author, 2012
Audio Example 1a: Lkishuroto, field recording by Jacqueline Roumeguère made in 1970, Archives of the Centre de Recherche en Ethnomusicologie, Université Paris Nanterre, Paris
Audio Example 1b: Lkishuroto, field recording by author, 2012
Audio Example 2: Sesiæi of the age set lkimaniki transcribed by the author from a field recording made by Paul Spencer in Ngaruni, 1958, Archives of the Centre de Recherche en Ethnomusicologie, Université Paris Nanterre, Paris
Audio Example 3: Sesiæi of the age set lkuroro. Transcribed by the author from a field recording made in Seisei, 2012
Audio Example 4: Sesiæi of the age set lkishami. Transcribed by the author from a field recording made in Simalé, 2017
Audio Example 5: Field recording of Lodo by the author, 2012
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