Senegalese Sabar – is it a drum language?

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2020-11

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Ros, S.

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Current research focuses on the Senegalese drum language – Sabar. Sabar rhythms are derived from speech in Wolof and therefore represent verbal utterances. This paper reports a study that is meant to uncover regularities between Wolof units and Sabar strokes given a dataset collected in Senegal. Research materials include drum and speech recordings collected during field trips to Senegal. This data is analysed, and the first analysis is presented in the article.

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Ros, S 2020, Senegalese Sabar – is it a drum language? in ЯЗЫКИ СТРАН ДАЛЬНЕГО ВОСТОКА, ЮГО-ВОСТОЧНОЙ АЗИИ И ЗАПАДНОЙ АФРИКИ. Материалы XIV Международной научной конференции (LANGUAGES OF THE FAR EAST, SOUTH-EAST ASIA AND WEST AFRICA. Proceedings of the 14th International Scientific Conference). Издательство «Ключ-С», pp. 132-134.