Ntimaru Ekegogo and Amatoonio

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Title: Ntimaru Ekegogo and Amatoonio
Author: Gideon, Michael Derek; Muniko, Peter; Carter-Enyi, Aaron
Date: 2013-08-31
Decade: 2010-2019
Abstract: KiKuria is spoken in a remote border region of Kenya and Tanzania. The culture has a rich praise-singing tradition. In this video, a fiddle (ekegogo) player from Ntimaru is singing (amatoonio). Keywords: KUJ, Kuria (African people), Kenya, Music--Kenya, Singing--Kenya, Musical instruments--Africa, Dance--Africa.
Subject: Kuria language
Bowed stringed instruments
Vocal music
Document Type: moving image
Format: video/mp4
Medium: born digital
Collection: African Digital Ethnography Project: Kikuria Collection
Playing Time: 0:00:45
Institution: Morehouse College
Geographic Location: Kenya--Isibania
Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/adept.kuj:0001.001
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