Finding aid DIXON_R06. Sound recordings collected by R. M. W. Dixon, 1967
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1 Finding aid Sound recordings collected by R. M. W. Dixon, Prepared April 2009 by MH Last updated 18 September 2009
2 ACCESS Availability of copies Listening copies are available. Contact AIATSIS to arrange an apment to listen to the recordings or to order copies. Restrictions on listening The collection is open for listening on the AIATSIS premises. Restrictions on use The collection may be copied for private study without permission. Permission must be obtained from R. M. W. Dixon and the relevant Indigenous individual, family or community for publication. Date: SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Extent: 13 sound tape reels (11 hrs.) : analogue, 3 3/4 ips, mono. Production history These recordings were collected by linguist R. M. W. Dixon in March and April in north-east Queensland, Australia. Dixon then based at University College, London had returned to Australia for a short visit to check and extend data from previous AIAS-funded fieldwork undertaken in 1963 and The recordings document various Queensland rainforest languages including Dyirbal, Mamu, Girramay, Mbabaram, Nyawaygi, Olgol, and the Dyirbal avoidance language Dyalnguy. Speakers include Jimmie Murray, Jim Gunnawarra, Nellie Ketchup, Willie Seaton, Long Heron, Chloe Grant, George Watson, Jinny Watson and Albert Bennett. RELATED MATERIAL Important: before you click on any links in this section, please read our sensitivity message. A report on this field trip is held in the AIATSIS Library, see PMS 454. Earlier recordings by R. M. W. Dixon, which this collection builds upon, are held in the AIATSIS Audiovisual Archive, see DIXON_R01 and DIXON_R04. Transcriptions of texts from field recordings Y95 and Y97 are held in the AIATSIS Library, see MS 811. For a complete listing of related material held by AIATSIS, consult the Institute's Mura online catalogue at ARCHIVIST'S NOTE The recordings in this collection have been arranged according to the original field tape s used by R. M. W. Dixon. They are not in chronological order. This finding aid was compiled from information contained in documentation provided by R. M. W. Dixon and audition sheets prepared by AIATSIS staff. Page 2 of 16
3 Field recording Y71 Y72 Y73 Y91 Y92 Y93 Y94 Y95 Y96 Y97 Y98 Y152 Songs Description ITEM LIST Girramay songs performed by Jimmie Murray at Murray Upper Olgol elicitation with Jim Gunnawarra and Nellie Ketchup at Palm Island Nyawaygi sentence elicitation with Willie Seaton and Long Heron at Ingham Elicitation of Dyalnguy with Chloe Grant at Tully; elicitation of Mamu, Dyirbal and Dyalnguy with George Watson and Jinny Watson at East Palmerston Elicitation of Dyalnguy and Dyirbal with Chloe Grant at Tully Mamu, Dyirbal and Dyalnguy elicitation with George Watson, Jinny Watson and Chloe Grant and East Palmerston; Dyirbal elicitation with Chloe Grant at Tully Elicitation of Mamu with George Watson at East Palmerston Mamu elicitation with George Watson and conversation with Jimmie Murray and George Watson in Mamu and Girramay at Murray Upper; Mamu and Dyirbal elicitation with George Watson and Chloe Grant at Tully Dyirbal elicitation with Chloe Grant at Tully Texts in Girramay and Dyirbal by Chloe Grant at Tully Mamu elicitation with George Watson at East Palmerston Mbabaram elicitation with Albert Bennett at Petford Mamu and Girramay songs performed by George Watson at Palm Island Page 3 of 16
4 ITEM DESCRIPTIONS Field recording Y71 Performer/speaker(s): Jimmie Murray Subject keywords: Music Traditional Ceremonial, Music Vocal Solo Male Language/people: Girramay Murray Upper (NE Qld SE55-10) Recording quality: Fair good (some print-through on original tapes) A 00:00:00 Gama and Gugulu style songs performed by Jimmie Murray with boomerang clapstick accompaniment. Songs include 'Thunder', 'Storm bird', 'Poisoning fish', 'Growling dog', 'Savage dog', 'Snake flying', 'Little birds crying', 'Strange-smelling place', 'Frightened sweetheart', 'Song to help ill person sing', 'Carrying wife across river', 'Butterfly', 'Hitting bird', 'Sugar bag', 'Bean tree', 'Red dress', 'Woman combs hair', 'Groper fish', 'Kangaroo', 'Kangaroo droppings', 'Horsefly in swamp' and 'Night fishing'. 00:54:38 End of field recording Y71 and end of A March Murray Upper Page 4 of 16
5 Field recording Y72 Performer/speaker(s): Jim Gunnawarra, Nellie Ketchup Subject keywords: Language/people: Recording quality: Language - Vocabulary - Word lists, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Sentences Olgol / Olkol Palm Island (NE Qld SE55-10) Good B 00:00:00 Jim Gunnawarra and Nellie Ketchup are introduced and give their European and Olgol names. They pronounce the language name Olgolo. Vocabulary elicitation follows, including words for people, kinship, the environment, animals, body parts, material culture and food. 00:15:50 Grammatical elicitation of Olgol with Jim Gunnawarra and Nellie Ketchup. 01:04:11 End of field recording Y72 and end of B. 8 April Palm Island Page 5 of 16
6 Field recording Y73 Performer/speaker(s): Willie Seaton, Long Heron Subject keywords: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Sentences Language/people: Nyawaygi Ingham (NE Qld SE55-10) Recording quality: Good A 00:00:00 Nyawaygi sentence elicitation with Willie Seaton and Long Heron (Willie Seaton is the main speaker). 00:43:05 End of field recording Y73 and end of A. 10 April Ingham Page 6 of 16
7 Field recording Y91 Performer/speaker(s): Chloe Grant, George Watson, Jinny Watson Subject keywords: Language - Sociolinguistics - Avoidance language, Language Linguistics Language elicitation Sentences Language/people: Dyalnguy (mother-in-law style), Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul, Mamu Tully (NE Qld SE55-06), Palmerston (NE Qld SE55-06) Recording quality: Good, however there is an increase in speed between 00:05:30 and 00:08:08 and sound is muffled occasionally between 00:36:39 and 00:38: B 00:00:00 Dyalnguy sentence elicitation with Chloe Grant. Dixon says the sentences in Dyirbal and Grant repeats them in Dyalnguy. 00:31:32 Dyalnguy, Mamu and Dyirbal sentence elicitation with George Watson (Mamu) and Jinny Watson (Dyirbal). Sentences are given in English and then repeated in Dyalnguy or Guwal (everyday language). The main speaker is George Watson. 01:04:20 End of field recording Y91 and end of B. 21 March 29 March Tully East Palmerston Page 7 of 16
8 Field recording Y92 Performer/speaker(s): Chloe Grant Subject keywords: Language - Sociolinguistics - Avoidance language, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Language/people: Recording quality: Dyalnguy, Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul Tully (NE Qld SE55-06) Good A 00:00:00 Dyalgnuy sentence and vocabulary elicitation. Most of the sentences are given in Dyirbal by Dixon and repeated in Dyalnguy by Grant. English is only used occasionally. Checking of Dyirbal forms follows. 00:58:11 End of field recording Y92 and end of March Tully Page 8 of 16
9 Field recording Y93 Performer/speaker(s): George Watson, Jinny Watson, Chloe Grant Subject keywords: Language - Sociolinguistics - Avoidance language, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Language/people: Recording quality: Dyalnguy, Mamu, Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul Tully (NE Qld SE55-06), Palmerston (NE Qld SE55-06) Fair good B 00:00:00 Dyalnguy language elicitation with George Watson (Mamu), Jinny Watson (Dyirbal) and Chloe Grant (Dyirbal). The main speaker is George Watson. Includes a couple of short texts devised by George Watson to illustrate the use of certain words (also translated into English). 00:11:33 Dyalnguy language elicitation with Chloe Grant. Most of the sentences are repeated in English. 01:06:22 End of field recording Y93 and end of B. East Palmerston 23 March Tully 1 April Page 9 of 16
10 Field recording Y94 Performer/speaker(s): George Watson Subject keywords: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Language/people: Mamu Palmerston (NE Qld SE55-06) Recording quality: Fair A 00:00:00 Grammatical elicitation of Mamu. A second unidentified speaker is present and contributes from time to time. 01:02:24 End of field recording Y94 and end of A March East Palmerston Page 10 of 16
11 Field recording Y95 Performer/speaker(s): George Watson, Jimmie Murray, George Watson, Chloe Grant Subject keywords: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Discussion / Conversation, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Narratives, Language - Sociolinguistics - Avoidance language Language/people: Recording quality: Mamu, Girramay, Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul, Dyalnguy Murray Upper (NE Qld SE55-10), Tully (NE Qld SE55-06) Good B 00:00:00 Grammatical elicitation of Mamu with George Watson. 00:22:37 Ad hoc conversation between Jimmie Murray (speaking Girramay) and George Watson (Mamu) followed by language elicitation. 00:28:27 Ad hoc conversation between George Watson (Mamu) and Chloe Grant (Dyirbal) followed by texts and conversation in Dyalnguy. 00:36:50 Dyirbal grammatical elicitation with Chloe Grant (continued from Y96). 00:59:15 End of field recording Y95 and end of B. 31 March 1 April Murray Upper Tully Page 11 of 16
12 Field recording Y96 Performer/speaker(s): Chloe Grant Subject keywords: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation, Language - Sociolinguistics - Avoidance language Language/people: Recording quality: Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul, Dyalnguy Tully (NE Qld SE55-06) Good A 00:00:00 Grammatical elicitation of Dyirbal with Chloe Grant. Includes some Dyalnguy too (continues on Y95). 01:06:03 End of field recording Y96 and end of A. 1 April Tully Page 12 of 16
13 Field recording Y97 Performer/speaker(s): Chloe Grant Subject keywords: Language/people: Recording quality: Notes: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Dyirbal / Djirbal / Jirrabul, Girramay Tully (NE Qld SE55-06) Good The field tape report sheet for this recording has been amended (by somebody other than the depositor) to show the language of the first text as Girramay B 00:00:00 The story of Ngagi Bulgay (Text 41, MS 811) told by Chloe Grant in Dyirbal and English. 00:10:13 The story of Girugar (Text 42, not transcribed) told by Chloe Grant in Dyirbal and English. The English translation is incomplete. 00:39:59 End of field recording Y97 and end of B. 1 April Tully Page 13 of 16
14 Field recording Y98 Performer/speaker(s): George Watson Subject keywords: Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation Language/people: Mamu Palmerston (NE Qld SE55-06) Recording quality: Good A 00:00:00 Grammatical elicitation of Mamu with George Watson. 00:34:41 End of field recording Y98 and end of A. 11 April East Palmerston Page 14 of 16
15 Field recording Y152 Performer/speaker(s): Albert Bennett Subject keywords: Language/people: Recording quality: Language - Vocabulary - Word lists, Language - Linguistics - Language elicitation - Sentences Mbabaram / Bar-Barrum Petford (NE Qld SE55-05) Good B 00:00:00 Mbabaram vocabulary and sentence elicitation with Albert Bennett. 01:04:23 End of field recording Y152 and end of B. 26 March Petford Page 15 of 16
16 Field recording Songs Performer/speaker(s): George Watson Subject keywords: Music Traditional Ceremonial, Music Vocal Solo Male Language/people: Mamu, Girramay Palm Island (NE Qld SE55-10) Recording quality: Good A 00:00:00 Three songs performed by George Watson: 'Crab', 'Girl and mawa' and 'Ready boat'. Each song is discussed in English. 00:06:15 End of field recording Songs and end of. April Palm Island Page 16 of 16
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