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Lyre performance by Guutts'o Aberra GA2011-12-27_001-002

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Guutts'o Aberra plays two lyre songs. File 001 contains a song in the kaytaara-rhythm, file 002 a song in the kaldi baaba-rhythm. Yvonne Treis is a linguist and works on Ethiopian languages at CNRS in France.

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AmharicBasketo

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gayrints/dedicated lyre songBasketo languageBaskeetEnglish language

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