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LOGGER'S SHEET SI-FP-1987-CT-361

LOGGER: mimi minnick
REEL NUMBER: 1A  
STAGE: metro wash workshop
DATE: 6/26/87  
PRESENTOR: Kazadi wa mukuna
GROUP NAME: african music workshop
REGION/STYLE: senegalese - mandingo - uganda tradition

[[2 Columned Table]]
| PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| --- | --- |
| 2 djimo Kouyate - senegalese & mandingo | Kora (like a bass) |
| 1 james makubuya - uganda | ballaphone (xylophone) |
|   | madinda(xylophone)|
|   | odung [[strikethrough]] a [[/strikethrough]] u (like a harp) |
|   | dongu - (lyre) |
|   | ndingidi (like a fiddle) |
|   | gutera (drum) |

CONTENTS
1. tuning up applause - [[strikethrough]] djimo [[/strikethrough]] james - dungu
2. [[strikethrough]] james makubuya [[/strikethrough]] djimo - warm up on kora
3. kazadi - intro, welcome
4. james - about the dungu
5. james - "story about fish seller"
6. djimo - about the kora
who plays 
4 tunes
how to learn
7.
8. djimo - "duladegarā" on kora
9. question - why 10 strings one side, 11 on other?
10. djimo - answer
11. [[strikethrough]] dj [[/strikethrough]] kazadi - 2 questions on kora
12. djimo - answers
13. djimo - on kora #2
14. james - ndingidi
15. james - about the ndingidi, how to tune, learning scales, how to finger "song"
16. james - about odungu - tuning
17. james - on odungu
18. kazadi - explanation  "fixed" vs "proper" tuning

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