description of "mbilim" description_mbilim Documenting cultural events of cangin
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natural language processingType de record:
datasetproject
Éditeur:
HamChe
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Djiby is describing the different drums used to play "mbilim" and their roles. The project’s aim is to document cultural events in Cangin, a dialect of Noon (ISO 639-3:snf), whose population is estimated at 9000. Noon is spoken in the Thiès area, a region in the west of Senegal (14°48'0""N / 16°56'0""W). Their culture is very different from that of surrounding groups. This culture is being lost, and the project focuses on documenting ceremonial performances and cultural knowledge in order to preserve a record of a unique culture. The corpus will further contribute to the speech communities’ efforts to maintain and strengthen their language and culture. Collection 5: a description of "mbilim" and how to make a drum. It includes videos, audios, images, Elan files and the metadata. Access date: 2013-04-23. Access is open to users.
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