Bantu Songs

This material is held atSchool of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Archives, University of London

Reference
- GB 102 MS 380199
Dates of Creation
- [1950s]
Name of Creator
- University of London Centre for International and Area Studies The Southern African Materials Project
Language of Material
- Bantu languages English
Physical Description
- 1 file

Scope and Content

Word-sheets and scores to Bantu songs:

'Egoli (in Johannesburg)' by Charma Davies Lepke, Lovedale Press, 1953 [x2 copies]

'U Bhungca (Ama Oxford Bags)', words and music by R.T.Caluza, Lovedale Press

'Umtaka Baba' by R.T. Caluza, Lovedale Press [x2 copies]

'Intantindane', words and music by R.T. Caluza Lovedale Press [x2 copies]

'Tabatani Inqubelo', words and music by E.A. J. Monaisa, Lovedale Press

'Isangoma', words and music by R.T. Caluza, Lovedale Press

'Abant'Abasha', words and music by G.C.S. Mdhaladhla, Lovedale Press

'Ama-Gora E-Mendi', words and music by S.E. Mqayi and A. M. Jonas, Lovedale Press [x2 copies]

'I-Jubili ngu', H.M.J. Masiza, OUP,1950

'Influenza', words and music by R.T. Caluza, Lovedale

'Nkosi Sikelel' I Afrika (The Bantu National Anthem,) by the late Enoch Sontonga, Lovedale Press.

Access Information

Open

Acquisition Information

Part of the Southern African Materials Project 1973-76 organised by the Centre for International and Area Studies (see comp. Brian Willan, ed. Patricia M. Larby The Southern African Materials Project (1980) [Ref WHO16 437019]

Corporate Names

University of London; Centre for International and Area Studies; The Southern African Materials Project