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E-raamat: Chopi Musicians: Their Music, Poetry and Instruments [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

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Originally published in 1948 and updated with a new introduction in 1970 this book is a classic study on the musical life of a Bantu people in Mozambique. It discusses the poetry on which the music and dances are based and provides, both in original and translation, 50 Chopi songs which are related to the social setting of Chopi life. It analyses some of the musical compositions and their structure with illustrations and transcriptions in score and describes the method of manufacture of the instruments. One chapter is devoted to full descriptions of the elaborate orchestral dances. The book is illustrated by numerous photographs and maps, and contains a glossary of musical terms, and extracts from early Portuguese accounts of the Chopi people and their music.

Introduction to the Second Impression vii
Preface ix
Acknowledgements x
List of Plates and Diagrams
xiii
I The Music Makers
1(7)
II The Lyrics: Poetic Justice
8(76)
(a) Ngodo by Katini, 1940
10(9)
(b) Ngodo by Katini, 1943
19(10)
(c) Ngodo do by Gomukomu, 1940
29(10)
(d) Ngodo by Gomukomu, 1942/3
39(13)
(e) Ngodo by Sauli Ilova, 1941
52(14)
(f) Ngodo by Sipingani Likwekwe, 1941
66(10)
(g) Ngodo for Juniors, about 1941
76(8)
III The Dancers and Dances
84(22)
(a) Ngodo by Katini, 1943, at Zavala's Village
89(8)
(b) Ngodo by Gomukomu, 1943, at Banguza's Village
97(9)
IV The Players and Their Leaders
106(5)
V Chopi Musicians on the Rand
111(7)
VI Timbila: The Xylophones of the Chopi
118(25)
(a) Description of the Instrument
118(3)
(b) The Tuning of Timbila
121(8)
(c) The Manufacture of Timbila
129(14)
APPENDIXES
I Extracts From the Letters of Father Andre Fernandes
143(4)
II Glossary of Words and Musical Terms
147(13)
(a) Chopi-English, classified
147(6)
(b) English-Chopi, alphabetical
153(7)
III List of Chopi Orchestras on the Mines of the Wit-Watersrand
160(1)
IV Analysis of a Typical Chopi Orchestral Movement, Mzeno, 8th Movement of the Ngodo by Gomukomu, 1940
161(4)
V Musical Transcriptions
165(13)
VI Tablature of Mzeno Movement
178(9)
Bibliography 187(2)
Index 189
Hugh Tracey (1903 1977) was a twentieth-century ethnomusicologist. He and his wife collected and archived music from Southern and Central Africa. He began making field recordings of music in the early 1920s, through the 1970s