Limba Bundu Society song
Ethnomusicological sound recording made by Cootje van Oven. Limba Bundu Society song, accompanied by two nasung and handclapping. This is a song to greet all relatives. The small nasung appears to be similar to the Bundu drums of other tribes. They are wooden cylindrical drums with two skins, one of which is beaten. In this item, the beating of each drum is done with a stick and with the hand. The first drum is 18" long and has a skin diameter of 8", the other one is 19" long and has a diameter of 7". Bundu drums are pictured in the photographs (not these particular ones).
Related Videos
Further Information
- Type: Sound Recording, Musical instruments
- Object: Limba Bundu Society song
- Materials: No Data / Other
- Culture Group: Limba
- Dimensions: No Data
- Production Date: 1966.11.13
- Associated Places: Freetown [Place Recorded]
- Associated People: Cootje van Oven [Sound Recordist]; Herb Clark [Sound Recordist]; Tene Sesay and Luko Conteh [Nasung]
- Museum: Cootje Van Oven Collection
- Accession Number: CVO:206
Related Objects
Temne song
Sound Recording, Musical instruments
Temne song
Sound Recording, Musical instruments
Mende song
Sound Recording, Musical instruments
Temne childrens song
Sound Recording
Temne song, accompanied by handclapping
Sound Recording