Dogon - Mali - Dogon FLAC album

Tracklist

1	Letare	4:06
2	We Sulenje	2:19
3	Be Daagu Tenbaa Dnagia Barem	1:03
4	Pere Orobe	1:47
5	Sigi So	6:11
6	Sama Yoro Monde	2:52
7	Anba Ei Jeele	2:45
8	Nuri Loi Saara Ya In Aduni Doono	3:50
9	Ju Waala Bele Ye	1:46
10	Ina Yogo Rabul Di Koboboli	1:30
11	Amadi Burkina Ye	7:59
12	Duna Bonu	4:20
13	Jamani Mie Waru Ni Pina Yoliye	4:42
14	Dere Dere	5:45
15	Nkoni	2:15
16	I Mo Soo Go Min Maa Ye	0:54
17	Duna Go	4:54
18	Tolu Kabile Yaamoin Ye	4:30
19	Ana Kere	1:09
20	Ana Boï	4:04

Credits

• Design – Grafikdesign Wahrig
• Editor – Francine Larrusse
• Field Recording – Joseye Thierno
• Liner Notes – Kindié Yalcouyé
• Liner Notes, Field Recording, Photography, Translated By [German] – Edda Brandes
• Mastered By [Digital Mastering] – Albrecht Wiedmann
• Translated By [English] – Katrin Wegner, Mary Wegner

Notes

Producer: Benkadi e.V. & National Museum of Mali (m n m).
Documentation team: Mme Touré Fatou Sacko, Bilangalama Sissoko & Jean-Pierre Dougnon.

In 1989, the National Museum of Mali initiated a project entitled "Study and Collection of Malian Musical Heritage." In this project, nine field research projects were funded by the Federal Foreign Office in the first five years and started in 1991 in cooperation with the International Institute for Traditional Music / Berlin. Two field research projects in the north of the country supported the Mali Nord program of the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ). In January 1994, the team was able to conduct field research at Dogon in Bandiagara, Koro and Bankass districts.

In total, seventeen musical genres were recorded in ten villages, mainly from the popular music repertoire. Some songs belong to the ritual and funeral music, which is usually tied to a fixed ritual calendar. The villagers themselves chose which musical genre best represents their village in the documentary.