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TCT1-03
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Title Episode 3: Michael Webb with MW6 Collection (Part 2)
Description Rabaul, PNG: The Music. Following on from Episode 2, this podcast is a kind of blindfold test as we listen to a range of musical examples Steven Gagau has chosen from the MW6 collection, recordings musicologist Michael Webb has not heard for 25 years. The ensuing conversation highlights the diversity and creative breadth of Tolai musical practices and their connection to the history and identity of the Tolai people. Michael Webb joins members of the Narox Band from Duke of York Islands in Rabaul 1993 at a video shoot for their song ‘Tinora’. He wears traditional bilas (dance decoration/dress) and at the studio created the sax and trumpet riff for the song and played it on keyboard, then mimed it at the video shoot.
Origination date 2019-11-14
Origination date free form
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/TCT1/03
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Collector
Jodie Kell
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Countries
Papua New Guinea - PG
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Language as given English
Subject language(s)
Kuanua - ksd
Tok Pisin - tpi
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Content language(s)
English - eng
Kuanua - ksd
Tok Pisin - tpi
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Dialect English
Region / village Oceania
Originating university University of Sydney
Operator
Data Categories historical reconstruction
Data Types InteractiveResource
Discourse type interactive_discourse
Roles Jodie Kell : interviewer
Jodie Kell : recorder
Steven Gagau : interviewer
Michael Webb : depositor
Michael Webb : researcher
Michael Webb : speaker
DOI 10.26278/5W9Z-J441
Cite as Jodie Kell (collector), Jodie Kell (interviewer, recorder), Steven Gagau (interviewer), Michael Webb (depositor, researcher, speaker), 2019. Episode 3: Michael Webb with MW6 Collection (Part 2). EAF+XML/MPEG/PLAIN/VND.WAV/JPEG/TIFF. TCT1-03 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/5W9Z-J441
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Collection Information
Collection ID TCT1
Collection title Toksave - Culture Talks: PARADISEC podcast
Description Toksave: Culture Talks is a PARADISEC Podcast production by co-presenters and staffers Jodie Kell, a musicologist/audio engineer and Steven Gagau, research assistant/archivist. There are episodes with a series of interviews with people who have found personal and cultural connections with collections in the archive.
Music and Language are central to identity in Indigenous communities and the return of legacy research recordings can be an emotional and exciting rediscovery of the past, contributing to the continuation of cultural practices. This is where the archived records of the past have life breathed back into them once again!
The ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language is acknowledged for their support of the PARADISEC Podcast.
Countries
Australia - AU
Cook Islands - CK
Fiji - FJ
Papua New Guinea - PG
Solomon Islands - SB
Vanuatu - VU
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Languages
Bislama - bis
English - eng
Hindustani, Fijian - hif
Hula - hul
Keapara - khz
Kilivila - kij
Kuanua - ksd
Motu - meu
Mailu - mgu
Piu - pix
Paama - pma
Puinave - pui
Rarotongan - rar
Sinaugoro - snc
Tok Pisin - tpi
Warungu - wrg
Maranunggu - zmr
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Access Information
Edit access Nick Ward
Jodie Kell
Steven Gagau
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Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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