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Gita Gisalo (PNG Country Music)

Gita Gisalo (PNG Country Music). From Feld (Sound and Sentiment and Bosavi: Rainforest Music from Papua New Guinea). Bosavi encounters. Australian government in region 1958 Asia Pacific Christian Mission 1964 Papua New Guinea independence 1975. Airstrip and cassette recorders.

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Gita Gisalo (PNG Country Music)

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  1. Gita Gisalo (PNG Country Music) From Feld (Sound and Sentiment and Bosavi: Rainforest Music from Papua New Guinea).

  2. Bosavi encounters • Australian government in region 1958 • Asia Pacific Christian Mission 1964 • Papua New Guinea independence 1975

  3. Airstrip and cassette recorders • mid 1980s, coinciding with oil exploration in region, logging and other development projects

  4. Gita Gisalo • Kemuli, Difalasulu. BVDC, Tasi Kabulo:, Gusuwa string bands

  5. String bands • First ukelele in Bosavi region, 1977 • Gusuwa (Cassowary) string band (1998-9). Oska, Mama, Ho:nowo, Wano, Max, Gigiyo Sele

  6. Two songs by Kemuli string band • My father, my heart my father, where has he gone? crying ya:- my father is not coming when afternoon is passing when the sun is going down it sounds like my father is calling out in the afternoon I listen secretly but there is no talk going on crying ya:- my father is gone for good

  7. My mother, how you always walked my mother, how you always talked after evening falls, after I’ve thought about it, I can only cry my mother, where have you gone? my mother, why did you die? oh no! My mother is dead (Rebeka; lines from sa:yelab)

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