Music of Equatorial Africa. (s.l. Ethnic Folkways Library, 1954)
Badouma paddler's song (Male chorus) --Badouma paddler's song (Male voices, sansa, rattles, horns). --N'groundi song (Male solo, mixed chorus, sansa). --N'goundi girls' song (Female chorus, handclapping). -- Mboko song (Solo voice, musical bow). --Mboko riddle song (Male voices, zither harp, wooden sticks, rattle). --Okandi women's song (Female chorus, drums). --Yaswa marimbas (Three xylophones). --Bongili work song (Girl's chorus, pestle sounds). --Baya dance (Mixed voices, drums, rattles). --Pomo parambulating chant (Mixed voices, horns, bell, rattle). --Koukouya horns and drums (Ivory horns, drums, solo voice). --Babinga pigmy chorus (Flute, women's chorus, handclapping). --Babinga dance (Mixed voices, drums). --Kouyou medicine dances (Male voices, horn, drums, sticks, handclapping). --Kouyou women's dance (Women's chorus, drums, bell.
Recorded by Andre Didier in French Equatorial Africa.
Notes with illus. (5 p.) inserted in slipcase.
Keywords: Music, African; Percussion music