Add to ORKG"The sick people are coming tomorrow-They are bringing money." The day's recording at the Great Place of the Paramount Chief of the Mpondo ended with 3 songs by this group of Mpondo and Sotho men. Diviner's (Herbalist's) song with clapping and drums
"A Sante-you! We have come to count up. Pumpkins, Cucumbers. We have come to count up." This is a so...
A diviner arrived in person but declined to sing with the women who were all sitting around on the f...
This is sung by people who suffer from eye diseases, when they consult a diviner or herbalist. Divin...
"The sick people are coming tomorrow-They are bringing money." The day's recording at the Great Plac...
A song about the sick people who are coming tomorrow and will bring money with them
A song about the sick people who are coming tomorrow and will bring money with them
A mutshongolo dance song for men and women accompanied by drums and hand clapping
The singers wish their chief prosperity in his chieftainship and his country. An interesting chorus ...
"We have taken great pains to come here and sing. Look here my lad, you must do as you are told." Th...
"We honour our Chief, we are ready for him to inspect our work." The song is performed when Chief ar...
Led by Dangazela and by Nowinjile Sincabo his wife. Dangazela is the son of Chief Bota the paramount...
This was sung at the death of the Ngoni Paramount Chief Mpezeni about 1942. The singers were not sur...
There was singing going on in the distance from a group of young Mpondo men at the time. The tapping...
The mention of music in health related issues readily brings to mind the use of music for curing dis...
Kotokoto means, literally, a sick person, suffering in all his limbs. Chintale dance song with bass ...
"A Sante-you! We have come to count up. Pumpkins, Cucumbers. We have come to count up." This is a so...
A diviner arrived in person but declined to sing with the women who were all sitting around on the f...
This is sung by people who suffer from eye diseases, when they consult a diviner or herbalist. Divin...
"The sick people are coming tomorrow-They are bringing money." The day's recording at the Great Plac...
A song about the sick people who are coming tomorrow and will bring money with them
A song about the sick people who are coming tomorrow and will bring money with them
A mutshongolo dance song for men and women accompanied by drums and hand clapping
The singers wish their chief prosperity in his chieftainship and his country. An interesting chorus ...
"We have taken great pains to come here and sing. Look here my lad, you must do as you are told." Th...
"We honour our Chief, we are ready for him to inspect our work." The song is performed when Chief ar...
Led by Dangazela and by Nowinjile Sincabo his wife. Dangazela is the son of Chief Bota the paramount...
This was sung at the death of the Ngoni Paramount Chief Mpezeni about 1942. The singers were not sur...
There was singing going on in the distance from a group of young Mpondo men at the time. The tapping...
The mention of music in health related issues readily brings to mind the use of music for curing dis...
Kotokoto means, literally, a sick person, suffering in all his limbs. Chintale dance song with bass ...
"A Sante-you! We have come to count up. Pumpkins, Cucumbers. We have come to count up." This is a so...
A diviner arrived in person but declined to sing with the women who were all sitting around on the f...
This is sung by people who suffer from eye diseases, when they consult a diviner or herbalist. Divin...