AFRICA - Zimbabwe. The Ndebele People

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Zimbabwe. The Ndebele People



01. Poem: Izibongo Zeqaqa - Elizabeth Ncumbe

02. Interlude: Mouthbow

03. Lullabies: Olu Olu Umntwana Uyakhala' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

04. Lullabies: Umntwana Uyakhala Gogo'

05. Lullabies: Thula, Thula Mntwanami'

06. Children's Games: 'Woza Ngenu Ngenu'

07. Children's Games: 'Ukhozi, Ukhozi'

08. Children's Games: Bantwana, Bantwana'

09. Girl's Initiation: Ukudunduzela

10. Girl's Initiation: 'Aya-Wo, Aya-Wo'

11. Wedding Songs: 'Umthimba' - Menyezwa Moyo

12. Wedding Songs: 'Yemahlathi' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

13. Wedding Songs: 'Tshaka Usekhaya' - Menyezwa Moyo

14. Wedding Songs: ' Wemswela' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

15. Wedding Songs: 'Uzangilobola' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

16. Wedding Songs: 'Ayabonga Amankankazana' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

17. Calling the Dead Father Back

18. Herding Cattle: Mouthbow - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

19. Hrding Song - Menyezwa Moyo

20. War Song - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

21. Hoeing and Weding: 'Amnand, Amabele'

22. Hoeing and Weding: 'Wemalale Sikhotheni, Wemalale Sikhotheni' - Gerald Mbono, Philip Moyo, Stephen Tapona

23. Hoeing and Weding: 'Qinisela Ainisela Lawe Mama'

24. Hoeing and Weding: 'Umahelani' - Gerald Mbono, Philip Moyo, Stephen Tapona

25. Songs for Pounding Grains: 'Lomvundla Ulele' - Gerald Mbono, Philip Moyo, Stephen Tapona

26. Songs for Pounding Grains: 'Inyamazan' Ilele'

27. Interlude: Mouthbow - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

28. Social Dances: 'Siba Lofefe' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

29. Social Dances: 'Iganyane Laqed Inkomo' - Dora Bala, Mission Bhebhe, Barbara Jija, Isabell Napa

30. Social Dances: 'Ibonwa Ngan' Inkomo Ezohlatshwa'

31. Spirit Dances: Sihlale Khunjini Lomfula

32. Spirit Dances: Emoyeni Wami

33. Spirit Dances: Ngangigul' Ubuila

34. Spirit Dances: Ngubyil'ekwendeni

35. Spirit Dances: Umancube'

36. Spirit Dances: Mpalanyana, Mpalanyana

37. Spirit Dances: Tshobalami

38. Spirit Dances: Siyabaphengula

39. Spirit Dances: Amantshomane for Hunters and Nyangas

40. Spirit Dances: Isipuna

41. Spirit Dances: Isangoma



Ndebele

formerly Matabele



Bantu-speaking people who live primarily around the city of Bulawayo, Zimb., but also in Botswana. They originated early in the 19th century as an offshoot of the Nguni of Natal, moving first to Basutoland (now Lesotho) and ultimately to Matabeleland (Zimbabwe). Under Lobengula they grew in power but were defeated by the British in 1893. Today they are a farming and herding people numbering more than 1.5 million. They differ from the Ndebele of South Africa, whose women are known worldwide for their elaborate beadwork and the strong geometric designs they paint on the walls of their houses.



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