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Item ID
TLT1-20221117_PERF004
Title Meto Song
Description Alexander sings a Meto song (which he identifies as originally from the Utara `North' part of West Timor) which has long been popular and widespread amongst the Amarasi people, and has since been fully incorporated into Amarasi culture as well (with some verses overlapping that in TLT1-20221107_CON008 and TLT1-20221113_CON010). The song itself shows a mix of various Meto and Amarasi dialect features. Some Amarasi-specific versions of this song (with different lyrics and fully in Amarasi rather than Meto) are titled Sea Nono Heu, which refers to the stage of the traditional Amarasi wedding ceremony wherein the bride changes her clan name/surname to that of her husband (sea `move/change', nono `clan', heu `origin').
Origination date 2022-11-17
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/TLT1/20221117_PERF004
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Collector
Tamisha Tan
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Language as given Amarasi
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Region / village Toobaun, West Amarasi, Kupang
Originating university Harvard University
Operator Nick Ward
Data Categories song
Data Types Sound
Discourse type singing
Roles Tamisha Tan : recorder
Alexander Subnafeu : singer
DOI 10.26278/7HFS-2G40
Cite as Tamisha Tan (collector), Tamisha Tan (recorder), Alexander Subnafeu (singer), 2022. Meto Song. MPEG/VND.WAV. TLT1-20221117_PERF004 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/7HFS-2G40
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TLT1-20221117_PERF004-01.mp3 audio/mpeg 3.45 MB 00:03:45.862
TLT1-20221117_PERF004-01.wav audio/vnd.wav 124 MB 00:03:45.829
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Collection Information
Collection ID TLT1
Collection title Amarasi texts and Meto elicitation recordings
Description Recordings of Roi'is and Kotos Amarasi as well the Amanuban, Miomafo, and Sonba'i varieties of Meto collected in 2022 and used in the depositor's 2023 PhD Thesis Agreement in Amarasi: Topics in Synchronic and Diachronic Morphosyntax (NSF BCS-2141097). This work builds on a previous project which resulted in collection AAZ2019 (Yanti 2019).
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Access Information
Edit access Nick Ward
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Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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