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1 Finding aid Sound recordings collected by Graham McKay, Prepared September by SL Last updated 9 September 2014
2 ACCESS Availability of copies Listening copies are available. Contact the AIATSIS Audiovisual Access Unit by completing an online enquiry form or phone (02) to arrange an apment to listen to the recordings or to order copies. Restrictions on listening With the exception of a part of field recording 1 the collection is open for listening on the AIATSIS premises. Field recording 1 contains restricted material. Permission must be obtained from the relevant Indigenous individual, family or community for access to restricted material. Restrictions on use This collection may be copied by the relevant Indigenous individual, family or community without permission. Other clients seeking copies must obtain permission from Graham McKay. Permission must also be obtained from Graham McKay and the relevant Indigenous individual, family or community for publication and quotation. Date: SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Extent: 16 audiotape reels Production history These recordings were collected between 2 June and 26 January 1973 by linguist Graham McKay during fieldwork at Maningrida, Guyun, Roper Valley Station, Ngukurr, Numbulwar, Botgardi and Bamyili in the Northern Territory of Australia. The purpose of the field trips was to document the languages and songs of the Rembarrnga people. Other languages, Dalabon, Gurrgoni, Ngalakan, Ngandi and Ritharngu, are also recorded. Interviewees and performers include Lex Mirrikurria, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Jacky Djulupirri, Brian Nyinawanga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, David Galbuma, Jack Miyarrka, Paddy Dakala, Fred Milmilkama, Jimmy Mula, Blucher Djaranadjiny, Sam Thompson Mulugararrna, Billy Djaragulipui, Wally Lipuwanga, George Jangawanga, Smiler Martin Gunia and Willy Martin Djayalama. The collection was deposited with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (now AIATSIS) in June RELATED MATERIAL Important: before you click on any links in this section, please read our sensitivity message. Transcriptions of many of these recordings are held in the AIATSIS Library, see MS For a complete listing of related material held by AIATSIS, consult our online catalogue, Mura. Page 2 of 20
3 ARCHIVIST'S NOTE This finding aid was compiled from information provided by Graham McKay and audition sheets prepared by AIATSIS staff. s may be slightly out depending on the technologies and procedures in place at the time the recordings were auditioned. Page 3 of 20
4 Field recording Description ITEM LIST 1 Rembarrnga language elicitation and songs with Lex Mirrikurria, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Jacky Djulupirri, Brian Nyinawanga and Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion; Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma 2 Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma; Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion 3 Rembarrnga language elicitation and narratives with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Brian Nyinawanga and Paddy Fordham Wainburranga; Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma 4 Rembarrnga language elicitation and narratives with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Miyarrka and Brian Nyinawanga 5 Rembarrnga language elicitation and narratives with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Bunganial and Paddy Fordham Wainburranga 6 Rembarrnga language elicitation and narratives with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Miyarrka, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Paddy Dakala and Fred Milmilkama 7 Gurrgoni language elicitation with Jimmy Mula 9 Ngalakan language elicitation with Blucher Djaranadjiny 10 Ngandi language elicitation with Sam Thompson Mulugararrna 11 Ritharngu langage elicitation with Billy Djaragulipui 12 Narratives and songs in Rembarrnga with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Fred Milmilkama, Brian Nyinawanga and unidentified performers 13 Songs and narratives in Rembarrnga with Brian Nyinawanga, Wally Lipuwanga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion and unidentified performers 14 Rembarrnga narratives with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Brian Nyinawanga, Fred Milmilkama and George Jangawanga 15 Rembarrnga narrative with George Jangawanga 16 Rembarrnga narratives with Brian Nyinawanga, George Jangawanga and Smiler Martin Gunia; message in English with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga 17 Rembarrnga narrative with George Jangawanga; Mularra (Morning Star) songs performed by Willy Martin Djayalama Page 4 of 20
5 ITEM DESCRIPTIONS 1 Performer/speaker(s): Lex Mirrikurria, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Jacky Djulupirri, Brian Nyinawanga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, David Galbuma Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Music Traditional, Music Vocal Solo Male Notes: Rembarrnga, Dalabon / Dangbon Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) This field recording contains some restricted material A 00:00:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Lex Mirrikurria and Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:07:45 Narrative in Rembarrnga, 'Unity of men', with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:12:10 Rembarrnga language elicitation and narrative with Jacky Djulupirri. 00:23:20 Song performed in Rembarrnga by Jacky Djulupirri RESTRICTED, men only 00:28:00 Dingo song performed in Rembarrnga by Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:31:40 Narratives in Rembarrnga, 'Emu story, and Cooking Kangaroo' told by Brian Nyinawanga and Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:52:00 Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma. 01:05:49 End of field recording 1 and end of A. 2 June 3 June 21 June Page 5 of 20
6 2 Performer/speaker(s): David Galbuma, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation Dalabon / Dangbon, Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) B 00:00:00 Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma. 00:28:20 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:31:50 Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma. 00:33:50 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 01:05:50 End of field recording 2 and end of B. 28 June 29 June Page 6 of 20
7 3 Performer/speaker(s): Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, David Galbuma, Brian Nyinawanga, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives Rembarrnga, Dalabon / Dangbon Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) A 00:00:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:01:00 Dalabon language elicitation with David Galbuma. 00:14:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion and Brian Nyinawanga. 00:20:40 Rembarrnga narratives, 'Devil story', Blue Tongue story' 'Hunting Kangaroo' and 'Animal Habitats' with Brian Nyinawanga. 00:41:50 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:57::30 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 01:04:28 End of field recording 3 and end of A. 29 June 30 June 5-7 July 14 July Page 7 of 20
8 4 Performer/speaker(s): Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Miyarrka, Brian Nyinawanga Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Mainoru (NT Top End Roper SD53-10) B 00:00:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:09:30 Rembarrnga language elicitation, including sentences, with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion and Jack Miyarrka. 00:25:00 Narrative in Rembarrnga on cattle stealing and language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:36:20 Narratives in Rembarrnga with Brian Nyinawanga. 00:54:00 Narratives in Rembarrnga with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:56:10 Rembarrnga language elicitation, including sentences, with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 01:03:50 End of field recording 4 and end of B. 14 July 18 July 20 July 26 July 27 July Page 8 of 20
9 5 Performer/speaker(s): Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Bunganial, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Language Vocabulary Human classification, Language Vocabulary Animal names, Language Vocabulary Plant names, Language Vocabulary Environment and natural phenomena, Language Vocabulary Technology Rembarrnga, Dalabon / Dangbon Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) A 00:00:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation, including sentences, with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:12:30 Rembarrnga language elicitation, including terms for people, animals, plants and natural phenomena, with Jack Bunganial. 00:41:05 Narratives in Rembarrnga and Dalabon with Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:48:20 Rembarrnga language elicitation, including terms for plants and animals, with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 01:04:00 End of field recording 5 and end of A. 28 July 9-10 August 14 August 18 August Page 9 of 20
10 6 Performer/speaker(s): Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Jack Miyarrka, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Paddy Dakala, Fred Milmilkama Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Music Vocal Solo Male, Stories and motifs Animals, Ceremonies Initiation Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) B 00:00:00 Rembarrnga language elicitation with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion 00:19:30 Rembarrnga narratives with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion Jack Miyarrka, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Paddy Dakala and Fred Milmilkama. 01:03:20 End of field recording 6 and end of B. 18 August 18 August-12 September Page 10 of 20
11 7 Performer/speaker(s): Jimmy Mula Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language - Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences, Language Vocabulary Human classification, Language Vocabulary Animal names, Language Vocabulary Body parts and functions, Language Vocabulary Plant names, Language Vocabulary Technology Gurrgoni / Guragone / Gungurugoni Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) A 00:00:00 Gurrgoni language elicitation, including terms for body parts, humans, animals, material culture, verbs, adjectives and some sentences, with Jimmy Mula. 00:36:55 End of field recording 7 and end of A. 19 August Page 11 of 20
12 9 Performer/speaker(s): Blucher Djaranadjiny Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language - Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences, Language Linguistics Vocabulary and grammar, Language Vocabulary Animal names, Language Vocabulary Plant names, Language Vocabulary Technology, Language Vocabulary Environment and natural phenomena Ngalakan Urapunga map area (NT Top End Roper SD53-10) Fair B 00:00:00 Ngalakan language elicitation, including sentences, verbs, adjectives, pronouns and terms for material culture, animals, plants and the environment, with Blucher Djaranadjiny. 00:28:35 End of field recording 9 and end of B. 22 September Roper Valley Station, N.T. Page 12 of 20
13 10 Performer/speaker(s): Sam Thompson Mulugararrna Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences, Language Linguistics Vocabulary and grammar, Language Vocabulary Body parts and functions, Language Vocabulary Human classification, Language Vocabulary Technology, Language Vocabulary Animal names, Language Vocabulary Plant names, Language Vocabulary Environment and natural phenomena Ngandi Ngukurr (NT Top End Roper SD53-10) Fair to good A 00:00:00 Ngandi language elicitation, including terms for people, body parts, natural phenomena, animals, plants and material culture, with Sam Thompson Mulugararrna. 00:25:15 Ngandi language elicitation, including sentences and terms for time, distances and motion, with Sam Thompson Mulugararrna. 00:46:10 Ngandi narrative about Bulwar's travels. The story is then told in English by Sam Thompson Mulugararrna. 00:57:45 End of field recording 10 and end of A. 25 September 29 September 29 September Ngukurr, N.T. Page 13 of 20
14 11 Performer/speaker(s): Billy Djaragulipui Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences, Language Vocabulary Human classification, Language Vocabulary Body parts and functions, Language Vocabulary Technology, Language Vocabulary Colours, Language Vocabulary Environment and natural phenomena, Language Vocabulary Animal names, Language Vocabulary Plant names, Social organisation Kinship Kinship terms, Language Linguistics Vocabulary and grammar Ritharngu Numbulwar / Rose River (East Arnhem Land SD53-11) Fair to good B 00:00:00 Ritharngu language elicitation, including terms for people, body parts, material culture, colours, natural phenomena, animals and plants, with Billy Djaragulipui. 00:21:05 Ritharngu language elicitation, including terms for material culture, colours, numerals, animals and kin; and some pronouns and sentences, with Billy Djaragulipui. 00:47:10 End of field recording 11 and end of B 27 September Numbulwar, N.T. Page 14 of 20
15 12 Performer/speaker(s): Brian Nyinawanga, Wally Lipuwanga, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, Fred Milmilkama, unidentified performers Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Music - Vocal Solo Male, Music Vocal Group Male Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) A 00:00:00 Narratives in Rembarrnga with Brian Nyinawanga, Wally Lipuwanga and Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:36:20 Songs performed Rembarrnga by Paddy Fordham Wainburranga and Fred Milmilkama; and songs from Mulurra (Morning Star) performed by Brian Nyinawanga and unidentified performers. 01:03:50 End of field recording 12 and end of A October 31 October Page 15 of 20
16 13 Performer/speaker(s): Brian Nyinawanga, Wally Lipuwanga, Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, unidentified performers Subject keywords: Music Vocal Group Male, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) Fair to good B 00:00:00 Songs from Mulurra (Morning Star) performed by Brian Nyinawanga, Wally Lipuwanga and unidentified performers. 00:46:45 Narratives in Rembarrnga with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 01:03:45 End of field recording 13 and end of B. 31 October Page 16 of 20
17 14 Performer/speaker(s): Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion, Brian Nyinawanga, Fred Milmilkama, George Jangawanga Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives Rembarrnga Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02) A 00:00:00 Rembarrnga narrative with Jeffrey Maliwanga Campion. 00:02:10 Rembarrnga narratives with Brian Nyinawanga. 00:05:50 Rembarrnga narratives with with Fred Milmilkama. 00:48:20 Rembarrnga narratives with George Jangawanga. 01:04:20 End of field recording 14 and end of A. 2 November 3 November 6 November 20 November Page 17 of 20
18 15 Performer/speaker(s): George Jangawanga Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives Rembarrnga Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Mainoru (NT Top End Roper SD53-10) B 00:00:00 Rembarrnga narrative about a move to Mainoru with George Jangawanga. 00:39:00 End of field recording 15 and end of B. 27 November Page 18 of 20
19 16 Performer/speaker(s): Brian Nyinawanga, Paddy Fordham Wainburranga, George Jangawanga, Smiler Martin Gunia Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Stories and motifs Animals Stories and motifs Celestial phenomena Rembarrnga Botgardi (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Guyun (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Barunga / Bamyili (NT Top End Upper Roper SD53-09) A 00:00:00 Narratives in Rembarrnga with Brian Nyinawanga 00:19:25 Message in English about land by Paddy Fordham Wainburranga. 00:36:00 Narrative in Rembarrnga with George Jangawanga. 00:52:40 Narrative in Rembarrnga with Smiler Martin Gunia. 00:56:05 End of field recording 16 and end of A. 18 December ; 10 January January January January 1973 Botgardi, N.T. and Bamyili, N.T. Bamyili, N.T. Page 19 of 20
20 17 Performer/speaker(s): George Jangawanga, Willy Martin Djayalama Subject keywords: Language Linguistics Language elicitation Narratives, Music Vocal Solo Male, Stories and motifs Celestial phenomena Rembarrnga Maningrida (Central Arnhem Land SD53-02), Mainoru (NT Top End Roper SD53-10), Barunga / Bamyili (NT Top End Upper Roper SD53-09) B 00:00:00 Rembarrnga narrative about a move to Mainoru with George Jangawanga. 00:02:40 Songs from Mularra (Morning Star) performed in Rembarrnga by Willy Martin Djayalama. 00:36:05 End of field recording 17 and end of B. December 23 January 1973 Bamyili, N.T. Page 20 of 20
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