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Sub-Saharan Music of Africa

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Music and Movies

 

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November 8, 2012

 

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In the Mande example, the singer (jali) plays the kora. This would be a professional musician singing about a noble king or great deeds. They are hired as oral historians and were regarded with great respect, having a middle place in the extremely hierarchical society of the Mande, consisting of the kings and other slots below...
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