LITERATURE

 

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Askew, K. M. (2002) Performing the Nation: Swahili Music and Cultural Politics in Tanzania. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press

 

Barbour, K., Ratana, D., Waititi, C., & Walker, K. (2007). Researching collaborative artistic practice. Waikato Journal of Education, 13, 49–76.

 

Barz, G. (2001). Meaning in benga Music of Western Kenya. British Journal of Ethnomusicology, 10(1), 107-115. Retrieved May 13, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/3060774

 

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Bhabha, H. (1988). The commitment to theory. New formations, 5 (1), 5–23.

 

Borgdorff, H. (2009). Artistic research within the fields of science. Bergen: Bergen Academy of Art and Design (KHiB). 

 

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Dorsch, H. (2010). “Indépendance Cha Cha”: African Pop Music since the Independence Era. Africa Spectrum, 45(3), 131–146. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/000203971004500307

 

Ekwueme, L., E., N. (1974). Concepts of African Musical Theory. Journal of Black Studies, 5(1), 35-64. Retrieved May 18, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/2783621

 

Ellis, C., Adams, T., & Bochner, A. (2010). Autoethnography: An Overview. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 12(1). doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.17169/fqs-12.1.1589

 

Emielu, A. (2011). Some theoretical perspectives on African popular music. Popular Music, 30(3), 371-388. Retrieved April 10, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/23359909

 

Feld, S. (2000). A Sweet Lullaby for World Music. Public Culture 12(1), 145-171. https://www.muse.jhu.edu/article/26181.

 

 

Garfias, R., & Kokuritsu Minzokugaku Hakubutsukan. (2004). Music: The cultural context. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology.

 

Gikandi, S. (2001). Globalization and the Claims of Postcoloniality. The South Atlantic Quarterly 100(3), 627-658. https://www.muse.jhu.edu/article/30720.

 

Hall, S. (1997). THE LOCAL AND THE GLOBAL: GLOBALIZATION AND ETHNICITY. In McClintock, A., Mufti, A. & Shohat, E. (Eds.), Cultural Politics, Volume 11. Dangerous Liasons. Gender, Nation and Postcolonial Perspectives. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Retrieved May 12, 2020, from http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/aod/Text/Hall.pdf

 

Hall, S. (1997). Old and New Identities, Old and New Ethnicities. In King, A. (Ed.).  Culture, Globalization, and the World-System: Contemporary Conditions for the Representation of Identity. University of Minnesota Press. Retrieved May 12, 2020, from https://pages.mtu.edu/~jdslack/readings/CSReadings/Hall_Old_and_New_Identities_Ethnicities.pdf

 

Halonen, J. (2018). My Journey from Being a Multicultural Magpie to Transcultural Musicking. Sibelius Academy. Retrieved through the intranet of the University of Arts Helsinki.

 

Klein, J. (2010). What is artistic research? Journal for Artistic Research. Retrieved from https://www. jar-online. net/what-artistic-research.

 

Kraidy, M. (2017). Hybridity. In Ouellette L. & Gray J. (Eds.), Keywords for Media Studies (pp. 90-93). New York: NYU Press. Retrieved May 18, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1gk08zz.31

 

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Papastergiadis, N. (2000). The ethics of collaboration. Retrieved May 20, 2020, from https://issuu.com/capelan/docs/the_ethics_of_collaboration_nikos_onlyyou

 

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Remes, P. (1999). Global Popular Musics and Changing Awareness of Urban Tanzanian Youth. Yearbook for Traditional Music, 31. JSTOR. Retrieved 18.5.2020 in www.jstor.org/stable/767970

 

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Said, E. W. (1978). Orientalism. New York: Pantheon Books.

 

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Small, C. (1999). Music of the common tongue : Survival and celebration in african american music. Retrieved from https://ebookcentral.proquest.com

 

Stewart, G. (2000). Rumba on the river : A history of the popular music of the two Congos (1. publ. ed.). London [u.a.]: Verso.

 

Stone, R. M. (Ed.). (1997). Popular Music in Africa. In Garland Encyclopedia of World Music Volume 1: Africa (pp. 431-454). New York: Routledge (Publisher). Retrieved from Music Online: The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music database. 

 

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Varto, J. (2018). Artistic research What is it? Who does it? Why?. Espoo: Aalto ARTS Books

 

Waters, A. (1994) Reggae music in Africa. In Institute for Advanced Study and Research in the African Humanities: Media, Popular Culture, and 'the Public' in Africa. Retrieved 17.5.2020 in https://quod.lib.umich.edu/p/passages/4761530.0008.004/--reggae-music-in-africa?rgn=main;view=fulltext

 

 

WEBSITES

 

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Matiashe, F. (2020). When Bob Marley serenaded Zimbabweans celebrating independence. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 17.5.2020 in https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/bob-marley-serenaded-zimbabweans-celebrating-independence-200417104524823.html

 

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INTERVIEWS

 

Yahaya, R. and Pelkonen, J. (2020) Video recorded interview. In the possession of the researcher

 

Membe, J. A., Yahaya, R. and Pelkonen, J. (2019) Video recorded discussion. In the possession of the researcher

 

 

PHOTOS

 

Figure 1.1

Mathias, J. & Maluli, S., C. (2020) Mwana Mkala CD-cover, inside right. Design by Maluli, S., C. Photo by Mathias. J.

 

Figure 1.2

Mathias, J. & Maluli, S., C. (2020) Mwana Mkala CD-cover, front & back. Design by Maluli, S., C. Photo by Mathias. J.

 

Figure 1.3

Yahaya, R. S. (2020). Photo of Jussi Pelkonen in Q-Man Pub.

 

Figure 1.4

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Photo of Jussi Pelkonen on a train.

 

Figure 1.5

Malinen, K. (2019). Part of an Ursus Factory promotional picture.

 

Figure 1.6

Pelkonen, J. (2016). Jussi Pelkonen & Kifimbo Yahaya in Bagamoyo.

 

Figure 1.7

Mathias, J. (2020). Mwana Mkala promotional picture.

 

Figure 1.8

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Photo of Kifimbo Yahaya cutting a banana in Kinondoni.

 

Figure 1.9

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Photo of Kifimbo Yahaya crafting shoes in Kinondoni.

 

Figure 1.11

Benjamin, L. (2019). Photo of MAN Kifimbo Band.

 

Figure 1.12

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Photo of Jussi Pelkonen and Kifimbo Yahaya.

 

Figure 1.13

Emmanuel, B. (2019). Photo of Kifimbo Yahaya, Balthazar Emmanuel, and Jussi Pelkonen.

 

Figure 1.14

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Photo of Omary Kussi’s bajaji

 

Figure 1.15

Pelkonen, J. (2020). Photo of Jussi Pelkonen, Kifimbo Yahaya and Chiringa.

 

Figure 1.16

Maluli, S., C. (2019). Mwana Mkala CD-cover, inside left. Design by Maluli, S., C. Photo by Mathias. J.

 


VIDEOS

 

Figure 2.1.

Yahaya, R., S. (2019). Jussi Pelkonen and MAN Kifimbo band jamming Sina Makosa by Les Wanyika. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.2.

Yahaya, R., S. (2020). Jussi, Saloum, Ronnie and Chiringa dancing to Kinanda music in Kinondoni. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.3.

MAN Kifimbo. (2019). Promotional video. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYdIyq4yaHg

 

Figure 2.4

MAN Kifimbo. (2010). Ni Kweli Tutafika. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiOdegoELr4

 

Figure 2.5

Yahaya, R., S. Video of afro-fusion dance performance. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.6

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video from rehearsals with MAN Kifimbo band. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.7

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo’s home in Kinondoni. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.8

MAN Kifimbo. (2019). MAN Kifimbo Taster 2019. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoBjj2Vtwtw

 

Figure 2.9

Leo Mkanyia & The Swahili Blues Band. (2013). Live at Alliance Française. Retrieved 26.5. 2020in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSbpwI_NBnQ

 

Figure 2.10

Abeneko Feat Recho Kizunguzungu. (2020). MAUA. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp0eZjRh-rc

 

Figure 2.11

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Nataka Kucheza. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEvf0z53b98

 

Figure 2.12

Bebe Manga. (1989). Ami. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMVCGwLxddo

 

Figure 2.13

Samba Mapangala. (1989). Vunja Mifupa. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7ZxbCOtcYQ

 

Figure 2.14

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Shabo Makota performing ”Georgina”. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.15

Koffi Olomide. (2019) Papa Mobimba (Live Officiel). Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbqGKeT86-g

 

Figure 2.16

D. O. Misiani & Shirati Jazz. (1975). Safari Ya Garissa. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBdU1EmOhgM

 

Figure 2.17

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of MAN Kifimbo band rehearsing ”Sema Basi”. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.18

Lucky Dube. (2012). It’s Not Easy. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOecvSHa4dI

 

Figure 2.19

Jhikoman. (2014) Band Mind. Live at Sauti za Busara. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM1UZ2dM3Y0

 

Figure 2.20

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo Yahaya dancing at Kinondoni. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.21

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of a traditional/fusion dance performance at Bagamoyo Festival. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.22

Yahaya, R., S. Video of Kifimbo perfrming traditional music. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.23

Vanga. (2020). Maneno yangekuwa mkuki. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx2-jm6L1Oo&feature=emb_logo

 

Figure 2.24

Bosjeda. (2015). Palma REsidences, Mozambique, ngoma lessons. Video of Kifimbo Yahaya and Wasape Mrisho performing ”Nunu”. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIp5lUnk7n4&feature=youtu.be

 

Figure 2.25

Geah Habibu. (2017). Mpambano wa Ngoma/Vanga yaliyoandaliwa na Leotena Cloudsfm ndani ya Masaki Uzaramuni. Video of Zaramo dance. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1H-wxCm3bvg&feature=emb_logo

  

Figure 2.26

The don!!! TZ. (2017). Angalia ngoma ya malimba. Video of Zaramo dance. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMAPB8gqHQY&feature=emb_logo

 

Figure 2.27

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Evolution of the song ”Mwana Mkala”. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.28

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo Yahaya and Ronnie Schulte in Kinondoni. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.29

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video 1 of Kifimbo Yahaya, Abdallah Juma Membe, Shabo Makota, Balaam Charles and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.30

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Jussi Pelkonen, Kifimbo Yahaya and Omary Kussi at Nafasi Art Space. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.31

Video 2 of Kifimbo Yahaya, Abdallah Juma Membe, Shabo Makota, Balaam Charles, Ally Chudo and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.32

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video 1 of Abdallah Juma Membe, Shabo Makota, Balaam Charles, Kifimbo Yahaya and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.33

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Abdallah Juma Membe, Shabo Makota, Balaam Charles, Kifimbo Yahaya, Elisha Keys, Leslie Benjamin, Ally Chudo, Zanzi B and Jussi Pelkonen in a rehearsal space in Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.34

Emmanuel, B. (2019) Video of Abdallah Juma Membe, Kifimbo Yahaya and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.35

Yahaya, R. S. (2019) Video of Jussi Pelkonen, Shabo Makota, Kifimbo Yahaya and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi Studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.36

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Shabo Makota and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi Studio. Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.37

Shabo Makota. (2019). Kipi Kibaya. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2_N3WBEdFo

 

Figure 2.38

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Ally Chudo, Kifimbo Yahaya, Balthazar Emmanuel and Jussi Pelkonen in Mtungi Studio. Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.39

Ze Spirits. (2017). Mwizi. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsAYCRB8rd8

 

Figure 2.40 

Lenick Joackim. (2017). Haufananishwi Nakitu Chochote. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9KgnbtyuHQ

 

Figure 2.41

Yahaya, R. S. (2019) Video of Jussi Pelkonen, Mustafa Yahaya Omary, Kifimbo Yahaya and Balthazar Emmanuel in Mtungi Studio. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.42

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo Yahaya andBalthazar Emmanuel and Jussi Pelkonen in Mtungi Studio. Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.43

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Ally Chudo in Mtungi Studio. Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.44

Agents. (2003). Metsäkukkia. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eVfRW3LRsg

 

Figure 2.45

MAN Kifimbo (2020). Nipe Tano. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKplf7lxVlg

 

Figure 2.46

Yölintu. (1994). Jätkän humppa. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3ZJEQQkVZE

 

Figure 2.47

Innos’B feat Diamond Platinumz. (2019) Yope Remix. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebZ7Ng1okCg

 

Figure 2.48

Frenklin, P. Video of Kifimbo Yahaya and Jussi Pelkonen jamming in Kinondoni. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.49

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo Yahaya, Zanzi B, Elisha Keys, Shabo Makota, Abdallah Juma Membe, Balaam Charles, Jussi Pelkonen and Ally Chudo at a rehearsal space, Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.50

Pelkonen, J. (2019). Video of Kifimbo Yahaya and Jussi Pelkonen in Mtungi Studio, Dar Es Salaam. Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

Figure 2.51

Pelkonen, J. (2020). Video excerpt from video interview (Pelkonen & Yahaya, 2020). Video materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

 

CHARTS

 

Figure 3.1

Pelkonen, J. (2020). Some economic statistics of Tanzania and Finland.

 

 

AUDIO

 

Figure 4.1 

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Money Money Pesa. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/money-money-pesa?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.2

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Mwana Mkala. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/mwana-mkala-the-hunter?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.3

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Nataka Kucheza. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/nataka-kucheza-i-want-to-dance?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.4

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Tusikate mite. Independent release. https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/tusikate-miti-dont-cut-the?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.5

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Simba. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/simba-the-lion?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.6

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Mwanitegela Usinga. Independent release. vhttps://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/wanitegela-usinga-they-cursed?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.7

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Sema Basi. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/sema-basi-well-say-then-what?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.8

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Nipe Tano. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/nipe-tano-give-me-five?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.9

MAN Kifimbo. (2020). Nunu. Independent release. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/man-kifimbo/nunu-envy?in=man-kifimbo/sets/mwana-mkala

 

Figure 4.10

MAN Kifimbo. (2010). Simba. Uulu Records. Retrieved 26.5.2020 in https://soundcloud.com/mankifimbo/simba

 

Figure 4.11

Yahaya, R., S. (2019) Recording of the original ”Nipe Tano” jam by Kifimbo Yahaya, Jussi Pelkonen, and Mzee Mangati. Audio materials are in the possession of the researcher.

 

6. REFERENCES