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Box inscription: Last part - ’Ule’esango -- First begin Siisile, Tage’eori.

• 29 September 1966

• Keesing, Roger M., 1935-1993

Located in Series 7) Solomon Islands - Sound Recordings, subseries C) Reel-to-Reel. Arranged in numbered order from 1 to 151.

This digital sound file was recorded from original audiotape in the Roger Keesing Papers (Box 70, Folder 19).

1/4 inch open reel audio (mono)

Ule’esango is the performance of dancing and panpiping before a newly opened skull house. Siisile is the most common type of panpipe orchestra in the Sinalagu region, as an octet.
Tage’eori is a type of panpipe orchestra played in Kwaio but attributed to the ’Are’are area to the south, where it is more common. Most have six panpipes, but one form has seven, another eight. Busumae is an expert player.
Recording is a continuation of Keesing Reel-to-Reel 148.

• Malaita (Solomon Islands)
• Melanesia
• Oceania
• Pacific Islands
• Solomon Islands

• Kwaio (Solomon Islands people)
• Music
• Musical instruments

• image
• sound recording

Online finding aid

• Roger M. Keesing Papers

• Heirs of Roger M. Keesing

[Title, Date]. Roger Keesing Papers. MSS 427. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. [Digital Object URL]

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2021-11-15