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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 June 2021
Listed here are the individuals I interviewed who are referenced throughout the book. Interviews were conducted in Luganda and recorded in high-defi- nition format using a Sony HD/ HDR-SR10 video camera and in wave format using a Sony PCM-D50 audio recorder. I photographed them with a Canon Rebel XTI camera. I am currently working with the Butiko Clan to archive all my recordings at the clan estate in Bukalango. For each interview listed I provide the interviewee's name, starting with the clan name; year of birth; primary clan membership; connection to Kawuugulu (where applicable); occupational or administrative title(s); occupation(s); date of interview; and the name of the village or town and district where I conducted the interview. For English translations of clan names, see list on p. 2.
Binywera, Erasmus Kyagaba. Born 1933. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu dancer, and farmer. Interviewed July 18, 2008, Bumbajja village, Mukono District.
Bbirikkadde, Francis. Born 1934. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer and dance trainer, and primary school teacher. Interviewed July 19, 2008, Kituuza village, Mukono District.
Ganaayaba, Ignatio Kawere. Born 1919. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer, secondary clan lineage head, and farmer. Interviewed July 19, 2008, Kaalengeera village, Mukono District.
Gombe, Kabenge. Born 1931. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer, choir conductor, retired lecturer, historian, linguist, Kabaka Foundation official, primary subclan lineage deputy head, secondary clan lineage head, consultant with Luganda Language Association, president of Luganda Authors’ Association, board member of Lubiri Secondary School, and secretary of Volunteer Promoters of Church Music Association. Interviewed August 4, 2008, August 25, 2009, and December 9, 2010, Namirembe town, Kampala District.
Kalyemenya, George William. Born 1940. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer, and preacher. Interviewed August 2, 2008, Bukalango village, Wakiso District.
Kasiga, Diriisa. Born 1969. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu drummer, and electrical technician. Interviewed August 5, 2008, Kasubi town, Kampala District.
Kasirye, Mike. Born 1943. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer, retired primary school head teacher, and businessman. Interviewed August 5, 2008, Kaabuwambo-Busuubizi-Kinene village, Mityana District.
Katimbo, Bulasio. Born 1958. Butiko Clan member, Kawuugulu performer, tertiary clan lineage head, and businessman. Interviewed July 19, 2008, Kikoona village, Mukono District.
Kavuma, Umaru Mukasa. Born 1942. Ngo Clan member, Kawuugulu dancer, and farmer. Interviewed June 16, 2008, Kaliiti village, Wakiso District.
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