Musical instruments
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| Musical Group |
Group of men playing music |
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| A young man, with a young woman, playing a traditional musical instrument possibly a musical bow |
Label on photograph appears to be 'Seranading' or 'Sebanading' [could it be serenading?]
Handwritten label on back of photograph : "Sebanading" - musical instrument. Check. Identification by Museum Assistant Miss Y. Winters |
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Musical Instruments and entertainment at Hindi Weddings |
WHEN the first Indian indentured labourers |
| Young woman seated on a verandah, playing a musical instrument |
Caption on page of photographs: Natal Beauties Description: Early twentieth-century. The musical instrument is possibly a mandolin.
Karl Robert Brueckner papers (KCM 91/2) File 6 (KCM 91/2/6) Sheet 2
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| Tribal Life: a group of young Zulu girls and children, seated in a forested area |
Label on photograph: “Zulu Youth” (MS BRUECKNER G12) ; |
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| Missionaries: Mrs Clutterbuck seated at a piano, in the furnished interior of a house |
Label on photograph: “Mrs B says: How do you like the music cabinet? (behind Mrs Clutterbuck). This is where Robert goes to play the mandolin. Mrs C plays the piano, Mrs Begg the violin or guitar, Mr Begg the piano & mandolin.” (MS BRUECKNER F3) ; |