Singing the Future: assessing the effectiveness of repatriation

Grant number: FT150100141 | Funding period: 2016 - 2020

Completed

Abstract

The project aims to advance knowledge about musical vitality and resilience and to develop tools to better sustain endangered indigenous music for the benefit of cultural heritage communities, Australia and the world. Music endangerment presents a crisis for local and global societies, due to the critical role that musical vitality plays in maintaining human diversity and sustainability. Repatriation of legacy song records has been a key research intervention used to address this crisis. Using cross-national research in Australia and Uganda, the project plans to investigate the effectiveness of legacy records and new technologies for their dissemination in the task of supporting musical vita..

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Sally Treloyn, Matthew Dembal Martin, Rona Goonginda Charles

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Three bilingual posters for Junba dance language and bodypaint design in Ungarinyin and English. Produced in partnership with Mowa..

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Sally Treloyn, Rona Goonginda Charles, Pansy Ngalgarr NULGIT, Francis Nunburrngu Divilli

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J is for Junba was developed by Rona Goonginda Charles and Sally Treloyn as a resource tosupport teaching and learning through Jun..

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John Nyunjuma Divilli, Francis Nunburrngu Divilli, Matthew Dembalali Martin, Rona Charles

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Junba for Yilala was written by Johnny Nyunjuma Divilli in 2017 and 2018 withcontributions from Francis Nunburrngu Divilli, Rona G..

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Mowanjum Festival

Sally Treloyn, Phaedra Watts, Rona Goonginda Charles, Leah Umbagai, Pansy NULGIT, Matthew Martin, Pete O'Connor, Folau Umbagai, John Divilli

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Sally Treloyn, Tiriki Onus, Megan McPherson, Reuben Brown, Jodie Seiuli, Lauren Gower, Michael Julian, John Parsons, James Howard, Ros Atkins, Jen Tarry Smith, Samuel Murnane, Ruth Singer, Fred Gesha, Rheannan Port, N'Arweet Carolyn Briggs, Clint Bracknell, Rona Charles, John Divilli, Lloyd Nulgit

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Wulanggu Dance Group - Junba Performance

John Divilli, Lloyd Nulgit, Pete O'Connor, Sally Treloyn

2019-01-01

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Eamarlden Rivers, Matthew Dembalali Martin, Rona Goonginda Charles

2019-01-01

The Rainbow Serpent and the Young Man Wunggurr nyindi Warrunga jirri was illustrated and told by Eamarlden Rivers in 2016 in Mowan..

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Sally Treloyn, Lloyd Nulgit, John Divilli, Pete O'Connor, Rona Charles, Folau Umbagai, Leah Umbagai

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Yurntumu-wardingki Juju-ngaliya-kurlangu Yawulyu: Warlpiri Women’s Songs from Yuendumu. 2017. Batchelor Institute Press. Recorded by Georgia Curran and Jeannie Nungarrayi Egan. Annotated by various. Produced by Georgia Curran. 112-page book with notes in English. Colour and B/W photographs, musical notations, map, glossary, bibliography, QR codes. 4 CDs and 1 DVD. CD 1, 15 tracks (29:06); CD 2, 11 tracks (30:09); CD 3, 22 tracks (53:44); CD 4, 15 tracks (47:36). DVD, 4 tracks (44:03). Recorded in the field in 2006.

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2019-01-01

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Make Smoking History Mowanjum Festival

S TRELOYN, M MARTIN, R CHARLES, L UMBAGAI, F PENAIA UMBAGAI, P CROLL

2017-01-01

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