Item details
Item ID
RB2-20120820
Title Tommy Madjalkaidj discusses funeral, Marrawiwi (salmon) songset, songs no longer performed, Bininj/Arrarrkpi law and mortuary rituals
Description Solomon Nangamu; Tommy Madjalkaidj; Harold Warrabin and Alfred Gawairaidji discuss Jimmy Kalarriya's funeral, song repertories no longer performed, Marrawiwi songset, Bininj/Arrarrkpi law and mortuary rituals, at Gunbalanya, 20 August 2012. Recorded by Reuben Brown.

Comprises full audio recordings 20120820-RB_01_full.WAV; 20120820-RB_01_01.wav; 20120820-RB_01_02.wav; and full video recordings 20120820-RB_v01.mp4; 20120820-RB_v02.mp4; 20120820-RB_v03.mp4; 20120820-RB_v04.mp4; 20120820-RB_v05.mp4.

Edited files 20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_02.mp4; 20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.mp4; 20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.WAV; 20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.mp4; 20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.WAV; 20120820-RB_v03_good_audio.mp4; 20120820-RB_v03_good_audio.WAV created with audio from 20120820-RB_01_full.WAV.

Related annotations/media include 20120820-RB_01.tif; 20120820-RB_01_01.eaf; 20120820-RB_01_01.txt; 20120820-RB_01_02.eaf; 20120820-RB_01_02.txt; 20120820-RB_01_full.etf.
Origination date 2012-08-20
Origination date free form
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/RB2/20120820
URL
Collector
Reuben Brown
Countries To view related information on a country, click its name
Language as given Manangkardi|Mawng|Kunwinjku|Kun-barlang spirit language|English
Subject language(s) To view related information on a language, click its name
Content language(s) To view related information on a language, click its name
Dialect
Region / village Gunbalanya|western Arnhem Land|Northern Territory|Australia|Oceania
Originating university University of Sydney
Operator
Data Categories primary text
Data Types Event
Discourse type interactive_discourse
Roles Reuben Brown : recorder
Reuben Brown : researcher
Solomon Nangamu : speaker
Tommy Madjalkaidj : speaker
Harold Warrabin : speaker
DOI 10.26278/Q50R-TA37
Cite as Reuben Brown (collector), Reuben Brown (recorder, researcher), Solomon Nangamu (speaker), Tommy Madjalkaidj (speaker), Harold Warrabin (speaker), 2012. Tommy Madjalkaidj discusses funeral, Marrawiwi (salmon) songset, songs no longer performed, Bininj/Arrarrkpi law and mortuary rituals. EAF+XML/MPEG/PLAIN/VND.WAV/JPEG/TIFF/MP4/MXF. RB2-20120820 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/Q50R-TA37
Content Files (36)
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RB2-20120820-RB_01_01.mp3 audio/mpeg 49.4 MB 00:53:56.420
RB2-20120820-RB_01_01.txt text/plain 6.51 KB
RB2-20120820-RB_01_01.wav audio/vnd.wav 1.74 GB 00:53:56.400
RB2-20120820-RB_01_02.eaf application/eaf+xml 11.2 KB
RB2-20120820-RB_01_02.mp3 audio/mpeg 34.8 MB 00:38:02.250
RB2-20120820-RB_01_02.txt text/plain 2.68 KB
RB2-20120820-RB_01_02.wav audio/vnd.wav 1.22 GB 00:38:02.230
RB2-20120820-RB_01_full.mp3 audio/mpeg 84.2 MB 01:31:58.659
RB2-20120820-RB_01_full.wav audio/vnd.wav 2.96 GB
RB2-20120820-RB_01.jpg image/jpeg 333 KB
RB2-20120820-RB_01.tif image/tiff 14.1 MB
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.mp3 audio/mpeg 27.5 MB 00:29:59.190
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.mp4 video/mp4 3.06 GB 00:29:59.170
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.mxf application/mxf 37.6 GB
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_01.wav audio/vnd.wav 989 MB 00:29:59.160
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_02.mp4 video/mp4 2.22 GB 00:21:13.920
RB2-20120820-RB_v01_good_audio_02.mxf application/mxf 26.7 GB
RB2-20120820-RB_v01.mp4 video/mp4 4.09 GB 00:29:59.119
RB2-20120820-RB_v01.mxf application/mxf 38.8 GB
RB2-20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.mp3 audio/mpeg 25.9 MB 00:28:18.829
RB2-20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.mp4 video/mp4 2.28 GB 00:28:18.809
RB2-20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.mxf application/mxf 33.2 GB
RB2-20120820-RB_v02_good_audio.wav audio/vnd.wav 933 MB 00:28:18.799
RB2-20120820-RB_v02.mp4 video/mp4 3.5 GB 00:28:18.789
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Collection Information
Collection ID RB2
Collection title Kun-borrk/manyardi (song and dance from western Arnhem Land) and other performances, 2011-2019
Description Recordings of performances of kun-borrk/manyardi public ceremony from western Arnhem Land and interviews/discussion with singers/performers sharing their knowledge of public ceremony and archival recordings. Includes the following:

- Brown's PhD fieldwork recordings, 2011-2016 (see Reuben Brown, 'Following footsteps: The kun-borrk/manyardi song tradition and its role in western Arnhem Land society', [2016] PhD thesis, University of Syndey <http://hdl.handle.net/2123/15671>) including a mamurrng ceremony, funeral ceremony, local festivals and elicitation sessions recorded at various locations in western Arnhem Land and an academic conference in Canberra. Fieldwork funded by Australian Research Council funded project 'Intercultural inquiry in a trans-national context: Exploring the legacy of the 1948 American- Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land' (DP1096897)
- Recordings at a reburial ceremony at Gunbalanya, 2011, produced for 'Etched in Bone' by Martin Thomas and BĂ©atrice Bijon
- Recordings of manyardi at Warruwi (2013) as part filming of 'Language Matters with Bob Holman' by Grubin Productions
- Recordings at Warruwi (2016-2017) with Ruth Singer for Faculty Research Grant investigating use of technology in maintenance of Mawng Language funded by University of Melbourne
- Recordings at the Wilin Centre, Melbourne (2017-2019) for the annual Research Unit for Indigenous Arts and Cultures workshops and symposia
- Recordings at Mowanjum, WA (2019) for the Mowanjum festival, funded by Early Career Research Grant 'Mobilising recordings of western Arnhem Land song to revitalise Exchange', University of Melbourne.
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Access Information
Edit access Reuben Brown
Henry Reese
View/Download access Tara Rostron
Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Data access narrative
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