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fbq8i · **on:** Jul 25, 2018

Notice the interjections of stylized speech by Jobatehmeaning he is making his singing voice sound similar to his everyday speech. However, his singing is not exactly like his everyday speech; it is being shaped (stylized) to fit the music. Jobateh is also providing ___________.

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Question 2

As you listen to Lambango see if you can determine in elapsed time (minutes: seconds) approximately when Kuyateh stops singing in the more tuneful donkilo style. (Hint: She ends her phrases in this style on a longer tone). Where does she seem to begin sataro styleextemporaneous passages of spoken or chanted textwhich she continues throughout the remainder of the song?

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ladyjames123 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Jobateh is also providing an accompanying rhythm by tapping a konkon part.

Answer to Question 2

(0:000:25) Kuyateh stops her tuneful style (donkilo) by about 0:25
(0:343:02) She continues on in a less tuneful, speaking style (saturo) at about 0:34.