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For the sake of a song: Wangga Songmen and their Repertories
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Wangga is a genre of public dance-song from the Daly region of northwest Australia; the country that lies to the north and south of the mouth of the Daly River. The book (and this website) focuses on the songmen (medjakarr in Batjamalh; ngalinangga in Marri Tjavin) who have composed and performed wangga in the Daly region in the last fifty years.
Collection URLhttp://wangga.library.usyd.edu.au/University of Sydney Library (29th Jan 2019). For the sake of a song: Wangga Songmen and their Repertories. In Website University of Sydney Library. Retrieved 22nd May 2019 13:44, from https://digital.library.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/7501