Singing For Life: HIV/AIDS and Music in Uganda

Abstract

Foreword Acknowledgements Acronyms Used in the Text Recorded Materials List of Figures Orthography Prelude: Those Who Do not Listen to Our Songs and Change Their Behavior Will Land in Introduction: is Taken as a Medicine: Singing for Life in a Time of AIDS 1. HIV/AIDS, Jackfruit, and Banana Weevils:Music and Medical Interventions in Uganda Interlude 1: Florence Kumunhyu's Testimony 2. What You Sing Nourishes Your Body Like Food Interlude 2: Our Problems are Bigger than AIDS: A Conversation with Dr. Alex Muganzi Muganga 3. No One Will Listen To Us Unless We Bring Our Drums!: AIDS and Women's Music Performance in Uganda Interlude 3: Stick to One Person Nawaikoke Village Women's Ensemble 4. Today We Have Naming of Parts: Languaging AIDS Through Music Interlude 4: Excerpts from an Interview with the Bukato Youth Fellowship 5. Singing in a Language AIDS Can Hear: Music, AIDS, and Religion Interlude 5 Conversation with Faustus Baziri, Director of VOLSET 6. Re-Memorying Memory: HIV/AIDS and the Performance of Cultural Memory Interlude 6: TASO Drama Group Testimonies Conclusion Getting the Message Across Without Music is Sometimes Shaky Afterword Appendix-Interviews Endnotes Works Cited Index

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