AC1-106 - Savo language: Lazarus and the rich man, Christ our substitute, Don't be afraid

Savosavo is Papuan language of Savo Island in Central Solomons. Note on box identifies Alan Jevons (?) and Ben Bele. Item 2 is by 2 voices. Note on inside of lid: 'Not fully erased'. Claudia Wegener listened to this tape in April 2006 and added: 'There are two competing orthographies in use on Savo Island. They only differ in the spelling of a few sounds. I tried to make a compromise, using IPA symbols (which in most cases correspond to the grapheme used by both orthographies anyway). The only things to note are: v is IPA /w/, and j is a voiced palatal stop (has also been analyzed as an palatal or alveo-palatal affricate by Evelyn Todd (1975)). The orthographies agree on the graphemes for these sounds, and I thought it easier to just keep them'. --. Language as given: Savo Savo