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1950s TWO FAMILIES PARENTS CHILDREN IN CHURCH PEWS SINGING FROM HYMNAL BOOKS
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Studio portrait of girl (10-11) wearing star shaped glasses singing
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Multi-ethnic family clapping for girl singing karaoke with microphone at birthday party
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1950s - 1960s TWO BROTHERS AND A SISTER PLAYING INSTRUMENTS GUITARS AND BANJO SINGING COUNTRY MUSIC
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1950s FAMILY OF FOUR SON DAUGHTER SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS DAD HOLDING WREATH MOM HOLDING CANDLE LANTERN
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Pokot women and girls dancing to celebrate an Atelo ceremony. The Pokot are pastoralists speaking a Southern Nilotic language.
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1950s FOUR YOUNG CHILDREN SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS OUTDOOR BY LANTERN LIGHT
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1970s GROUP TEENAGER BOYS GIRLS TOGETHER SEASHORE SHORE CAMPFIRE GUITAR SINGING RETRO SAND SUNSET OCEAN BEACH OUTDOOR
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Song is an art form ingrained in Turkana culture. At the end of a dance session,the participants invariably enjoy the Song of the Bulls. Each young man will take centre-stage to extol the praises of his favourite ox. He will explain how it came into his possession,its distinguishing traits and with outstretched arms,imitate the shape of its horns.
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1950s GROUP SIX TEENAGERS THREE BOYS THREE GIRLS SITTING ON COUCH DEN REC ROOM BOY PLAYING UKULELE OTHERS SINGING SONG MUSIC
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1960s FAMILY SINGING AROUND PIANO MOTHER PLAYING MUSIC SEATED ON BENCH WITH DAUGHTER GIRL SON BOY ON PIANO
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Song is an art form ingrained in Turkana culture. After months of separation,young men and girls gather together during the rains when grass is abundant and life is relatively easy for a while. The Turkana have a rich repertoire of at least twenty dances,most of which are quite energetic.
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Pokot women and girls dancing to celebrate an Atelo ceremony. The Pokot are pastoralists speaking a Southern Nilotic language.
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