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MMT1-20180730DS
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Title David Stock
Description 20180730DS_metadata

Monday 30 July, 2018 10am, at Shay Gap Park, South Hedland.

Interview with David Stock (Milangka) about the 'Laka', a travelling song for Myfany Turpin's project (University of Sydney). David 'Yandi' Stock is a Nyiyparli / Banyjima elder

David is wearing Rode wireless lapel micrphone and Myfany recorded the audio on Fostex FR 2 . Bit of Park noise, including baby crying and birds in background.

Davids phone rings during the session andd he talks to his wife about the songs , and I can just make out she is singing them too on the other end (she is in Perth).

No photos or video were taken. However I did see David in the shopping centre some days later when I was with Annie and I took a photo of him then with my iphone which is included in this session.

Audio files:

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Note that I interviewed Yandi again 9 Dec 2018 in Perth following the MSA conference. His wife Hilda Flann was there too.
Origination date 2018-07-30
Origination date free form Monday 30 July, 2018 10am,
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/MMT1/20180730DS
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Collector
myfany turpin
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Countries
Australia - AU
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Language as given Nyiyparli / Banyjima
Subject language(s)
Panytyima - pnw
Nyiyaparli - xny
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Content language(s)
English - eng
Panytyima - pnw
Nyiyaparli - xny
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Originating university University of Sydney
Operator Jodie Kell
Data Categories historical text
primary text
song
Data Types Sound
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Discourse type interactive_discourse
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DOI 10.26278/VCMB-XP81
Cite as myfany turpin (collector), 2018. David Stock. MPEG/WAV/JPEG/TIFF. MMT1-20180730DS at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/VCMB-XP81
Content Files (10)
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MMT1-20180730DS-01.wav audio/wav 228 MB 00:06:55.495
MMT1-20180730DS-02.mp3 audio/mpeg 43.5 MB 00:47:32.159
MMT1-20180730DS-02.wav audio/wav 1.53 GB 00:47:32.130
MMT1-20180730DS-03.mp3 audio/mpeg 1.06 MB 00:01:09.337
MMT1-20180730DS-03.wav audio/wav 38.1 MB 00:01:09.316
MMT1-20180730DS-04.mp3 audio/mpeg 906 KB 00:00:57.738
MMT1-20180730DS-04.wav audio/wav 31.7 MB 00:00:57.710
MMT1-20180730DS-IMG_MT01.jpg image/jpeg 1.51 MB
MMT1-20180730DS-IMG_MT01.tif image/tiff 22.9 MB
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Collection Information
Collection ID MMT1
Collection title Interviews about the Wanji-wanji ceremony, a travelling corroboree of inland Australia
Description Interviews and playings of legacy recordings of Wanji-wanji an Aboriginal travelling song popular in the western half of Australia in the early 20th Century.
Countries
Australia - AU
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Languages
Arrernte, Eastern - aer
Anmatyerre - amx
English - eng
Gurinji - gue
Kukatja - kux
Mangala - mem
Martu Wangka - mpj
Nyangumarta - nna
Ngaanyatjarra - ntj
Nyunga - nys
Pintupi-Luritja - piu
Pitjantjatjara - pjt
Panytyima - pnw
Warlpiri - wbp
Walmajarri - wmt
Multiple languages - mul
Undetermined language - und
Nyiyaparli - xny
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Access Information
Edit access myfany turpin
Jodie Kell
Clint Bracknell
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