@article{4644,
  author                     = {Nancarrow, Cassy},
  journal                    = {Australian Journal of Linguistics},
  number                     = {1},
  pages                      = {81–92},
  title                      = {What's That Song About?: Interaction of Form and Meaning in Lardil Burdal Songs},
  url                        = {http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/07268600903134046},
  volume                     = {30},
  year                       = {2010},
  abstract                   = {Burdal is a public genre of song and dance belonging to the Lardil people of Mornington Island. The meanings of burdal songs can be interpreted on several levels: culturally ascribed meaning; meaning from the music; and meaning from the song text. Each of these levels is explored with examples. Metre and song text are focussed on in relation to their contribution to meaning-making. Phonological differences between song language and spoken language are examined, along with implications for teaching songs.},
  aiatsis_callnumber         = {S40.1/3},
  aiatsis_code               = {G38},
  aiatsis_reference_language = {Lardil},
  doi                        = {10.1080/07268600903134046},
  inlg                       = {English [eng]},
  issn                       = {0726-8602},
  lgcode                     = {Lardil [lard1243]},
  macro_area                 = {Australia},
  ozbib_id                   = {6827},
  ozbibreftype               = {17},
  src                        = {haspelmath, ozbib}
}