Sembagare, His Wife and Son Talking about Their Previous Way of Life in the Forest

May 25th 2022
Video
Region
Uganda
Researcher
Suzan Kerunen
Project
Protecting the endangered music of Uganda’s Batwa tribe
Source
Peal Rhythm Foundation
Formats
Archive of the future
Conscious movement
Field research
Vocalities
Disciplines
Deep listening practices
Multispecies research
Themes
Eco-grief
Healing
Human footprint
Wisdom Keepers

Sembagare, his wife and son speak of the oral traditions of the Batwa people.

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