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3 result(s) for "Yolngu (Australian people) Songs and music."
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'Djiliwirri Ganha Dharranhana, Waŋa Limurruŋgu:' The Creative Foundations of a Yolŋu Popular Song
This article explores compositional practice among Yolŋu bands in North-East Arnhem Land through discussion of a popular song by Neparrŋa Gumbula entitled 'Djiliwirri.' Neparrŋa is a member of Soft Sands which was among the earliest popular bands formed in Arnhem Land when it was established at Galiwin'ku in 1970. Discussion of this song demonstrates how, through popular band repertoires, Yolŋu musicians employ traditional themes and musical materials to project their profound religious ties to ancestors and hereditary estates.
Melodies of Mourning: Music and Emotion in Northern Australia
Review(s) of: Melodies of Mourning: Music and Emotion in Northern Australia, by Fiona Magowan, xvii + 222 pp, University of Western Australia Press, Crawley, Western Australia, 2007, ISBN 9781920694999 (pbk), $39.95.