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Interview about the Sembla balafon sos170711t1 Documenting Seenku (Mande, Burkina Faso) language and music, with special attention to tone

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Éditeur:
Laura McPhersonSy SadSab
Éditeur:
Laura McPhersonDar
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An interview with head of the Toronsso balafon family Sadama Diabaté and his younger brother Sabɔɛɛ about the origins, construction, and uses of the Sembla balafon.

Languages

MandinkaManinkakan, EasternNomaandeSeekuTobanga

Tags

interviewEnglish languageFrench languageSeeku languageSeenku

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