This series contains materials collected from the University of Nigeria Nsukka for the ADEPt project. The University of Nigeria was founded in 1960 with the Faculty of Arts, including the first Department of Music in Nigeria. The Department of Music boasts a number of student ensembles, including the African Instrumental Ensemble, Opera, Chorus, Dance-Drama, and Afro Pop Band. The Nsukka community is known for its indigenous music including the unique Ikorodo ensemble which is accompanied by the maidens dance.

A partnership with the Africana Digital Ethnography Project (ADEPt), the University of Nigeria Digital Collection includes studio recordings from the Sam Chukwu Memorial Recording Studio (founded 2019) and field recordings by scholars of the University of Nigeria. Consistent with best practices, all raw data and edited audio and video clips are stored at the University of Nigeria. If the University of Nigeria establishes an institutional repository in the future, the recordings available here will also be uploaded to that site. For access to unedited field recordings for research purposes, please contact the Curator, Jude Nwankwo, University of Nigeria - Nsukka, jude.nwankwo@unn.edu.ng
Jun 27, 2019

ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection

This series contains materials collected from the University of Nigeria Nsukka for the ADEPt project. The University of Nigeria was founded in 1960 with the Faculty of Arts, including the first Department of Music in Nigeria. The Department of Music boasts a number of student ensembles, including the African Instrumental Ensemble, Opera, Chorus, Dance-Drama, and Afro Pop Band. The Nsukka community is known for its indigenous music including the unique Ikorodo ensemble which is accompanied by the maidens dance.

A partnership with the Africana Digital Ethnography Project (ADEPt), the University of Nigeria Digital Collection includes studio recordings from the Sam Chukwu Memorial Recording Studio (founded 2019) and field recordings by scholars of the University of Nigeria. Consistent with best practices, all raw data and edited audio and video clips are stored at the University of Nigeria. If the University of Nigeria establishes an institutional repository in the future, the recordings available here will also be uploaded to that site. For access to unedited field recordings for research purposes, please contact the Curator, Jude Nwankwo, University of Nigeria - Nsukka, jude.nwankwo@unn.edu.ng

Sorom Too Chukwu by St. Theresa's Nsukka Choir
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Ije nwayo by Agbani-Nguru Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Singing Priests of Nsukka, Rev. Fr. George Abah
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Singing Priests of Nsukka, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Asogwa
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Singing Priests of Nsukka, Rev. Fr. Uche Ugwueze
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Waiting for the In-Laws by Orba Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Ribbon-Cutting by Orba Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Elders Dancing by Orba Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Maidens Dance by Orba Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Egwu a yara ozo by Orba Ikorodo Ensemble
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Agboeze-Odo Traditional Igbo Marriage Ceremony: Ribbon-Cutting
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection
Agboeze-Odo Traditional Igbo Marriage Ceremony: Egg-Carrying
ADEPt: University of Nigeria Nsukka Collection