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ID | Title | Collector | Countries | Languages | Creation Date | Source university | Actions |
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RB2 | Kun-borrk/manyardi (song and dance from western Arnhem Land) and other performances, 2011-2019 | Reuben Brown | Australia | Amarag Dhangu Djinba English Gagadu Garig-Ilgar Gunwinggu Kabardian Kunbarlang Manangkari Mangerr Margu Maridjabin Maung Urningangg Wadjiginy | 2012-10-02 | University of Sydney | View |
AC1 | Arthur Capell recording collection | Arthur Capell | Afghanistan American Samoa Australia Austria Azerbaijan Botswana Bulgaria Cambodia Chile China Cook Islands Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Ethiopia Fiji Finland French Polynesia Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Italy Japan Kiribati Korea, North Korea, South Laos Latvia Lebanon Lithuania Macedonia Madagascar Malaysia Marshall Islands Mexico Micronesia Nauru Netherlands New Caledonia New Zealand Nigeria Norway Palau Papua New Guinea Philippines Poland Romania Russian Federation Samoa Slovakia Solomon Islands South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tonga Uganda United Kingdom United States Vanuatu Viet Nam Wallis and Futuna | 'Are'are Abadi Abau Abkhaz Adyghe Ajië Akei Ambae, East Ambulas Amele Amharic Aneityum Angal Angal Enen Angal Heneng Anindilyakwa Arabic, Standard Arapesh, Bumbita Arop-Sissano Arosi Askopan Au Axamb Babatana Baelelea Baki Bauro Bengali Biak Bilua Boikin Bola Bosmun Bugawac Bughotu Bulgarian Burmese Chamorro Chinese Chinese, Hakka Chinese, Mandarin Chinese, Min Nan Chinese, Yue Czech Dakaka Dani, Western Danish Dehu Dengka Dobu Dom Efate, North Efate, South Efik Ekari Emae Enga English Estonian Ewage-Notu Fataleka Fijian Finnish Foi Frisian, Northern Futuna-Aniwa Ga Gaelic, Scottish Ganda Gao Gela Georgian Ghanongga Gogodala Greek Greek, Ancient Gugubera Hano Hausa Hawaiian Hindustani, Fijian Hmong Daw Hmong Njua Hoava Hula Hungarian Iaai Icelandic Igbo Ilocano Italian Iwam, Sepik Japanese Javanese Kabardian Kahua Kalanga Kap Kapingamarangi Karnai Kaytetye Kerewo Kewa, East Kewa, West Khmer, Central Khwe Kilivila Kilmeri Kiowa Kiribati Kiwai, Southern Koitabu Korean Koro (retired) Kuanua Kuman Kuni Kwamera Kwara'ae Kwoma Kâte Lamenu Lao Latvian Lau Lavukaleve Lenakel Lengo Lewo Lithuanian Lo-Toga Lonwolwol Loun Macedonian Maewo, Central Mailu Maisin Malagasy Malango Malay Malay, Ambonese Malay, Kedah Malayalam Malo Manam Mangareva Manikion Maori Marathi Marind Maring Marovo Marshallese Maya, Yucatec Mazatec, Huautla Mekeo Mele-Fila Melpa Misima-Paneati Mixtec, San Miguel el Grande Mota Motu Motu, Hiri Multiple languages Murik Mwerlap Mwotlap Namakura Natügu Nauruan Navajo Ngalkbun Ngarinyin Ninde Nobonob Norwegian Notsi Nupe-Nupe-Tako Onjob Ontong Java Oroha Orokolo Owa Paama Palauan Paluan Pashto, Northern Pawaia Petats Phuthi Pijin Pohnpeian Polish Pukapuka Purari Rakahanga-Manihiki Ramoaaina Rapa Nui Rarotongan Rennell-Bellona Rerep Romanian Romansch Rotokas Rotuman Roviana Sa Sakao Sam Samoan Sanskrit Savosavo Serbian Siane Sibe Sie Sikaiana Sinasina Sinaugoro Sio Siwai Sobei Spanish Suau Sudest Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Tairora, North Talise Tami Tamil Tanna, Southwest Tawala Tawara Telefol Telugu Teop Terei Thai Thayore Tibetan Tikopia To'abaita Toaripi Tok Pisin Tongan Touo Triqui, Chicahuaxtla Triqui, Copala Triqui, San Martín Itunyoso Tuamotuan Tumleo Turkish Uare Ubir Uisai Ukrainian Ulau-Suain Ulithian Umpila Undetermined language Ura (retired) Urat Urdu Uvean, West Vaeakau-Taumako Valman Varisi Vietnamese Waima Wala Wallisian Wandamen Wantoat Warumungu Wedau Welsh Whitesands Wik-Mungkan Wogeo Wom Xhosa Yabem Yapese Yele Yir Yoront Zabana Zulu | 2004-08-10 | University of Sydney | View |
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