Tracing the Mbira sound archive in Zimbabwe / Luis Gimenez Amoros.
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| Language: | English |
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London, England :
Zed Books,
2018.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Reconsidering the colonial archive
- The mobilisation of Shona musical identity during colonial times
- Reconsidering the colonial creation of Shona musical identity and Shona Mbiras
- An attempt to link colonial and postcolonial narratives in the sound archive: Andrew Tracey's "Shona chord finder" and the Mbira country beyond borders
- Lyrics and reinterpretations of Shona-Mbira recordings
- Reconsidering the sound archive and postcolonial nationhood
- The centralisation of great Zimbabwe and the multiple versions of chaminuka in the sound archive
- Chimurenga music: Mbira musical culture and the subaltern versions of postcolonial nationhood
- The digital return and revitalisation project of the Mbira sound archive in Zimbabwe
- Digital return and repatriation of the sound archive in Zimbabwe
- Revitalising the repertoire through Zimbabwean musicians
- The digital return in the place of the recordings
- Curricula transformation in the African academy through the sound archive.