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MR.1959.13.12-A5
Basic facts:
| country |
province |
region |
village |
people |
group |
date |
collector |
| Nigeria | | | | Ibo | | 1954 | Courlander (édition) Harold |
Language and title:
title in original language: Bara sanabo bara
Musical composition:
| type | # performers | instrument (type) | singing voice |
| Solo | 1 | (drum) |
- | |
| Group | unknown | (rhythm stick) |
- | |
| Group | unknown | - |
MALE | |
| Solo | 1 | (lamellaphone) |
MALE | |
Characteristics:
general:
vocal, instrumentalvocaal, instrumentaalvocal, instrumental
function: unknown
length: unknown
Performers:
unknown
Fragment:
not available online
Remarks:
"Negro Folk Music Of Africa And America"
Ibo singing accompanied by a musical instrument. Note: comparison to be established between this music and that of the Yoruba of the preceding track and with the Cuban music known as "Abakwa" or "Carabali" of which it is the ancestor.
Tempo:
|
| average | 154.22 |
| median | 153.85 |
| minimum | 125 |
| maximum | 181.82 |
| standaard deviation | 11.26 |
| regression factor | -0.03 |
|
Pitch:
Tessitura
Octave reduced tone scale
All pitch candidates
Melodic progress (fragment)
