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![]() Uganda Part 1 After decades of civil war and strife, the south of the country at least, is now becoming more stable. Lucy goes in search of the breathtakingly complicated music of the Bugandan Royal Court and tries to get an audience with King Ronald Mutebi. Duration: 1 hour Playlist Nandi kulamudde Trad Perf: Royal Akadinda Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 1.00 Tumwagala nnyo Ssabasajja Trad Perf: Ludowigo Sserwanja/John Ssekitoleko BBC Rec Dur: 2.50 Ganga Trad Perf: Albert Bisaso BBC Rec Dur: 2.41 Tegenda Badda Trad Perf: The Buganda Music Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 2.08 Mubandusa Trad Perf: Ad hoc group of Entenga drummers BBC Rec Dur: 1.25 I have a dream Abba Dur: 1.11 Tulimuknzunga Comp: Nandujja Perf: Annette Nandujja and the Planets BBC Rec Dur: 2.51 Essuula Comp: Nandujja Perf: Annette Nandujja and the Planets BBC Rec Dur: 2.36 Ebijja Bisamba Trad Perf: Royal Akadinda Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 1.50 Atalaba Nga Mindu Trad Perf: Royal Akadinda Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 1.50 Untitled Demonstration Perf: Royal Akadinda Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 3.06 Omusangu Gwabalere Trad Perf: Royal Akadinda Ensemble BBC Rec Dur: 1.44 Ganga Trad Perf: Albert Bisaso BBC Rec Dur: 56" Uganda Part 2 Lucy Duran presents the second of two programmes recorded on location in Uganda. She travels east from the source of the Nile into the Busoga Kingdom, an area famed for its music. Amongst other things she hears the giant pit xylophone, so named because of the large hole dug in the ground over which it resonates. Another group turn out to be fans of the World Service and compose a special song about the BBC. |
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