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    Djaya (Zentralsudan, Süd-Wadai) - »djele«-Tanz »napa« (1972)
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    In:  (Jan. 1972)
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    Pages: 49MB, 00:04:01:14 (unknown) , Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
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    Keywords: musical instruments / membranophone ; music (ethnology) ; Unterhaltungstanz ; Musikinstrumente ; Tänze nach Geschlecht ; musical instruments ; Tanzstile ; music groups ; napa ; Tanz (Ethnologie) ; Schlaginstrumente ; dance / men's dance ; Napa ; singing ; Singen / Tschad ; drum ; mens' dances ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; regionale Tänze ; Chad ; dance / Chad ; cultural studies ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Trommel ; Tanz / Männertanz ; Djaya ; percussion instruments ; Singen / im Chor ; Musikgruppen ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; Djele ; Männertanz ; arts (ethnology) ; Djaya ; Musik (Ethnologie) ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Tanz / Tschad ; Afrika ; men's dance ; singing / Chad ; group dance ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Musikinstrumente / Membranophone ; djele ; Gruppentanz ; Musiker ; dance (ethnology) ; musicians ; Africa ; styles of dance ; Gesang ; Tschad ; entertainment dance ; singing / chorus ; regional dances ; dances according to gender
    Abstract: Die Gruppe der Tänzer und die Trommler mit dem Chor der singenden und klatschenden Frauen stehen sich gegenüber. Beim Tanz bilden die Tänzer einen Kreis, schwingen ihre Turbantücher und zeigen eine Sequenz von Sprüngen.
    Abstract: A large number of villagers have come together on one of the dancing-places of Djaya. In the centre of the dancing-place stand the dancers, about twenty boys, on the border, close together, the onlookers. On the otherside of the dancing-place are two drummers and the girl's chorus. The girls clap their hands and sing, in a chorus for one voice with a solo singer, songs in praise of prominent persons. For the "napa"-dance the dancers form into a circle which moves anti-clockwise. The figure of the dance consists of a sequence of steps combined with a waving of the long turban scarves. The girls' chorus has repeatedly difficulty in keeping time. Several women improvise spontaneous dance steps on the border of the dancing-place. It is evident that all the people are stimulated by the large quantity of beer they have drunk in the course of the day. The film presents only excerpts from the "napa"-dance.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-1443
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    Omar-Araber (Zentralsudan, Süd-Wadai) - Unterhaltungstanz »al beher« (1972)
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    In:  (Jan. 1972)
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    Pages: 44MB, 00:03:38:13 (unknown) , Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
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    Keywords: music (ethnology) ; Unterhaltungstanz ; Araber ; partner dance ; Tanzstile ; music groups ; Tanz (Ethnologie) ; Religion ; singing ; Singen / Tschad ; al beher ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Chad ; religious practices ; dance / Chad ; religion ; cultural studies ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Omar Arabs ; sacred activities ; Arabs ; Gebete ; Singen / im Chor ; Musikgruppen ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; arts (ethnology) ; Musik (Ethnologie) ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Tanz / Tschad ; Afrika ; singing / Chad ; prayer ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Preisgesang ; Omar-Araber ; couple dance ; religiöse Praktiken ; Paartanz ; sakrale Handlung ; Musiker ; dance (ethnology) ; Al beher ; musicians ; Africa ; styles of dance ; praise singing ; Gesang ; Tschad ; songs of praise ; entertainment dance ; singing / chorus
    Abstract: Im Dorf Sara tanzen nacheinander unterschiedliche Paare vor einer Gruppe Preislieder singender und in die Hände klatschender Mädchen und Frauen, wobei der Mann rechts von seiner Partnerin steht, ihren Arm faßt und mit ihr eine Kombination von Hoch- und Weitsprüngen vorführt.
    Abstract: Women and girls of Sara village are arranged in a semicircle on the dancingplace, clapping their hands and singing songs of praise. In front of the semicircle a couple take their place for dancing. The boy places himself by the right side of the girl, takes her arm and performs with her the figure of the "al beher"-dance, a combination of long and high leaps with "leapturn". The film only presents excerpts from the dance which, however, show the characteristic figure several times in detail.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-1363
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    Omar-Araber (Zentralsudan, Süd-Wadai) - Unterhaltungstanz »goshele« (1972)
    IWF (Göttingen)
    In:  (Jan. 1972)
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    Pages: 70MB, 00:05:43:20 (unknown) , Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
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    Keywords: music (ethnology) ; Unterhaltungstanz ; Araber ; partner dance ; Tanzstile ; music groups ; Tanz (Ethnologie) ; Religion ; singing ; Singen / Tschad ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Chad ; religious practices ; dance / Chad ; religion ; cultural studies ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Omar Arabs ; sacred activities ; Arabs ; Gebete ; Singen / im Chor ; Musikgruppen ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; goshele ; arts (ethnology) ; Musik (Ethnologie) ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Tanz / Tschad ; Afrika ; singing / Chad ; prayer ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Preisgesang ; Omar-Araber ; couple dance ; religiöse Praktiken ; Paartanz ; sakrale Handlung ; Musiker ; dance (ethnology) ; Goshele ; musicians ; Africa ; styles of dance ; praise singing ; Gesang ; Tschad ; songs of praise ; entertainment dance ; singing / chorus
    Abstract: Im Dorf Sara tanzen unterschiedliche Paare, bei denen sich die Partner gegenüberstehen, vor einer Gruppe Preislieder singender und in die Hände klatschender Mädchen und Frauen.
    Abstract: Women and girls are arranged in a semicircle on the dancing-place of Sara village. They clap out the rhythm of the "goshele"-dance and sing songs in praise of several rich and famous men of the country. A couple take their places for dancing, the two partners facing each other. For some measures the boy and the girl perform swaying movements on the spot, then both at a time perform a high leap and stamp their right or left foot on the ground. The high leap is performed three times, then the dancers pass with stamping steps by each other and each goes to the place previously occupied by his partner. This figure is always repeated, it is performed in the film by different male and female dancers. A particularly well performed figure is acclaimed by the women with quavering.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-1364
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    Omar-Araber (Zentralsudan, Süd-Wadai) - Unterhaltungstanz »am haraba« (1972)
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    In:  (Jan. 1972)
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    Pages: 76MB, 00:06:12:05 (unknown) , Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
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    Keywords: musical instruments / membranophone ; music (ethnology) ; Unterhaltungstanz ; Musikinstrumente ; Araber ; Tänze nach Geschlecht ; musical instruments ; Tanzstile ; music groups ; Tanz (Ethnologie) ; Schlaginstrumente ; Religion ; singing ; Singen / Tschad ; drum ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Chad ; religious practices ; dance / Chad ; religion ; cultural studies ; Frauentanz ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Trommel ; Omar Arabs ; am haraba ; sacred activities ; percussion instruments ; Arabs ; Gebete ; Singen / im Chor ; Musikgruppen ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; arts (ethnology) ; Musik (Ethnologie) ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Tanz / Tschad ; Afrika ; women's dance ; singing / Chad ; group dance ; prayer ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Musikinstrumente / Membranophone ; Preisgesang ; Omar-Araber ; religiöse Praktiken ; Gruppentanz ; sakrale Handlung ; Musiker ; dance (ethnology) ; Tanz / Frauentanz ; musicians ; Africa ; styles of dance ; dance / women's dance ; Gesang ; Tschad ; songs of praise ; entertainment dance ; singing / chorus ; Am haraba ; dances according to gender
    Abstract: Auf einem Tanzplatz des Dorfes Sara wird von zwei jungen Männern eine Felltrommel geschlagen, Frauen singen Preislieder und tanzen in mehreren Reihen, nach ihrem sozialen Status angeordnet, um die Trommler herum. Später kommen junge Männer hinzu.
    Abstract: On the dancing-place of Sara village the nugara, a cylindrical double skin drum, is beaten by two young men. One of the young men beats on nugara. To the rhythm of the drum the women sing songs of praise. The "am haraba"-dance is performed anti-clockwise around the drum. The women form into different lines according to their social status. They swing their arms and advance with small rhythmic steps, then they perform swaying movements, swinging their long plaits intensely. In the beginning only women dance, later on young men join in the dance. The young men are equipped with long millet stems in place of the lances borne by the men at this dance. The film only presents an excerpt from the "am haraba"-dance which however, comprehends all characteristic phases of the dance.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-1365
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    Dangaleat (Zentralsudan, Süd-Wadai) - Unterhaltungstanz »bidjerua« (1972)
    IWF (Göttingen)
    In:  (Jan. 1972)
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    Pages: 126MB, 00:10:17:00 (unknown) , Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
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    Keywords: musical instruments / membranophone ; music (ethnology) ; Unterhaltungstanz ; Musikinstrumente ; musical instruments ; Tanzstile ; Blasinstrumente ; music groups ; Tanz (Ethnologie) ; Flöte ; Bidjerua ; Schlaginstrumente ; drum ; rattle ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Chad ; dance / Chad ; cultural studies ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Trommel ; Dangaleat ; percussion instruments ; Musikinstrumente / Idiophone ; Musikgruppen ; bidjeru ; idiophones ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; Idiophone ; musical instruments / idiophone ; arts (ethnology) ; Musik (Ethnologie) ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Tanz / Tschad ; musical instruments / aerophone ; Afrika ; orchestra ; group dance ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Orchester ; flute ; Musikinstrumente / Membranophone ; Rassel ; Gruppentanz ; wind instruments ; Musiker ; dance (ethnology) ; musicians ; Africa ; styles of dance ; Tschad ; Dangaleat ; Musikinstrumente / Aerophone ; entertainment dance
    Abstract: Im Dorf Tialo-Ibeda tanzen Männer in einem äußeren und Frauen in drei inneren Kreisen, jeweils nach Altersgruppen gegliedert, zum Orchester aus fünf verschieden gestimmten Flöten, einer Rassel und drei verschiedenen Trommeln sowie drei kultischen Blasinstrumenten.
    Abstract: On one of the dancing-places in Tialo-Ibeda village stands the traditional orchestra which consists of five flutes of different pitch, one rattle and three drums. Three parna (cultic wind-instruments) have been added. The orchestra tunes up the bidjerua-dance and men and women in festive attire take their places for dancing. The men, placing themselves according to their age class, make up an outor circle which moves anti-clockwise, the women, drawn up also according to their age class, three inner circles. Men and women execute different steps. The men walk with rhythmic steps; the women first throw their legs backwards in the air and then perform a series of leaps. The women do not leap all at the same time, but some of them begin and the next join so that the movements spreads clockwise, that is, in opposite direction to the dancers. The film shows the bidjerua-dance completely.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-1367
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