Tok Save from David Bridie: Young PNG Musicians Wanted!
• February 22, 2009 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Airi Ingram, Art, Dance, David Bridie, Dukduk, Dukduks, George Telek, Melanesia, Music, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Music, Promoting, Sanguma, Tony Subam, Traditional, Tubuan, Tubuans, Wantok Musik Foundation, Wantoks
Traditional PNG Musical Instruments
• January 16, 2009 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Aerophones, Ari, Baining, Bamboo, Beat, Blood, Bougainville, Chordophones, Coconut, Dige, Disease, Drums, Duk Duks, Dukduk, Dukduks, East New Britain, Eastern Highlands, Expression, Flutes, Fly Region, Garamut, Gourd Horns, Idiophones, Initiation, Instruments, Kanggur, Kundu, Kurudu, Launat, Madang, Membranophones, Modernisation, Music, New Ireland, Nokoi, Ocarinas, Papua New Guinea, PNG Music, Private Collector, Region, Religion, Sago, Samsam, Sepik, Sepik River, Shell, Siane, Skin, Society, Sohano, Traditional, Trumpets, Tubes, Tubuan, Tubuans, Vessels, Wax
Time Belong Tumbuna
• November 26, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Literature
Tags: Akadmie der Bildenden Künste, Australia, Books, Brisbane, Collections, Country, Culture, Exhibitions, Folklore, Germany, Glenys Köhnke, Highlands, Islands, Languages, Legends, Lemakot, Library, Literature, Madang, Meri Spik, New Guinea Islands, New Ireland, North Coast, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Moresby, Shark Callers, Sharks, South Africa, South Coast, State Academy of Fine Arts, Stories, Stuttgart, Time Belong Tumbuna, Traditional, Traditions, Tumbuna, United States
PNG – Full of Kokodas but Where the Bloody Hell are Australians?
• August 29, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: Angabanga River, Aquifers, Astrolabe, Australia, Barrick, Bay, BHP, Biodiversity, Bougainville, Burial, Campaign, Central Province, Chemicals, Community, Companies, Coordinator, Coral, Cultural, Decision, Development, Director, Disposal, Downstream, Drainage, DRD Gold, Drinking, Dumps, Economic, Emperor Gold, Enga Province, Environment, Federal, Fish, Fishing, Fly River, Force, Forests, Fund, Gardens, Global, Government, Health, Holdings, Hunting, Indonesia, Industry, Island, Kilometers, Kokoda, Kokoda Track, Landowners, Lihir, Local, Malnutrition, Marine, Metals, Mine, Mineral Policy Institute, Mining, Misima, MPI, Mt Fublian, Norwegian, Ok Tedi, Papua New Guinea, Pension, Perth, Petromin, PNG, Poison, Porgera, Province, Ramu Nickel, Reef, Research, Resource Depletion, Resources, Sacred, Security, Sites, Spiritual, Subsistence, System, Tailings, Techa Beaumont, Tolukuma, Torres Strait, Tourism, Toxic, Traditional, Tuna, Villagers, Wastes, Water, Waterway, Waterways, Western, Western Province
New PNG Music from David Bridie
• August 24, 2008 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Music
Tags: Album, David Bridie, Devil, George Telek, Kiap Song, Lyrics, Manokwari, masta, Melanesia, Melanesia Music, Music, Musicians, Not Drowning Waving, Pacific Music, Papua New Guinea, Pidgin English, PNG, PNG Music, Raskol Dusty, Religion, Rock, SDA, Sound, Succumb, Superstition, Tabaran, The Foreign Correspondent, Tok Pisin, Too Much Superstition (Devil Will Take Your Soul), Tracks, Traditional, Tumbuna, West Papua
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