• Audio* description: mediation by von Luschan (see correspondence). In the MV Ethnographica.

• Audio* description: Remarks and texts of the recordings are partly available. Correspondence exists.

• Audio* description: The collection consisted of 51 drum recordings, of which 50 are available. The original drum inscription is Thorbecke Kamerun II. Remarks on individual recordings are available, but no text transcriptions are available. The recordings were transcribed and edited by Wilhelm Heinitz (see also Correspondence). Transcriptions and analyses by W. Heinitz in Thorbecke (1919). An assignment of the transcriptions to the rollers is only possible after interception, since the collections Cameroon I and II are not differentiated.

• Audio* description: The collection consisted of 45 roll recordings, 37 of which are available. The original inscription of the rolls is THO KA, there was confusion with the Tessmann Collection (Sigel TE KA). The rollers were transcribed and edited by Wilhelm Heinitz for publication (see also Correspondence). Transcriptions and analyses by W. Heinitz in Thorbecke (1919). An assignment of the transcriptions to the rollers is only possible after interception, since the collections Cameroon I and II are not differentiated.

• description: Marking of the rollers: MA KA. Correspondence available. Transcriptions of three songs (Abraham

• Audio* description: Göhring received the phonograph from Franz Thorbecke. The collection was not galvanized, because it is mainly about speech recordings and Christian songs. There's a letter. Further information on the

• Audio* description: =13.whistled w. 2 drums

• Audio* description: Bule, war song to gobina (Jacob)

• Audio* description: Singing with drum (Returning home)

• Audio* description: =22nd "Great Voice" (Paul) alone

• Audio* description: Dance Mbolokandja (=Zenker No. 2)

• Audio * description: Dance Mbolokandja (=Zenker No. 2)

• Audio* description: "Song to the European Wives" (OT)

• Audio* description: Malimba. Dance song with drum, sung by Paul Mukeke from Malimba (Bongo)

• Audio * description: Malimba. Speech sample, Speech about the song 22 (Paul)

• description: A man who drinks, says s. woman, she should not bring him from the banquet, otherwise he would not love her anymore.* Audio

• description: Duala. Male singing with drum (Paul)* Audio

• Audio* description: Mabea, male dance song with bell "mukene", Jacob

Audio

• Audio* description: Duala. Men's dance singing. To an escaped woman. Paul and Jacob

• Audio* description: Dance singing of the Kampo people, ges. v. Jakob with hand clapping and double bell (surrouted through two brass tubes)

• Audio* description: Malimba. Speech sample, speech about the song 22. (Paul)

• Audio* description: Bekok, basal language. Men singing. To a bird hunter who does not want to let go of his occupation, the others prophesy imminent death.

• Audio* description: Mabea, men's dance, composed by Jakob Malapa from Kribi (Banocho, Batanga)

• Audio* description: Banocho. Singing with improvised lyrics. (Jacob). Requires Woermann to return the money for the crossing because he missed the steamer.

Audio

• description: Mabea. Bamoko. Canoe-Vocals (=Zenker No. 4)* Audio

• Audio* description: Bule, "Weibertanzlied mit Trommel" (OT) (Jakob)

• Audio* description: Elephant Song

• description: =13th "Little Voice" (Jakob) alone* Audio

• Audio* description: Mabea solo (very quiet)

• Audio* description: =22nd "Little Voice" (Jakob) alone

Audio

• description: =4. (drum front)* Audio

• Audio * description: Bule, war song on the gobina (Jacob)

• Audio* description: =9th Ges. v. Jakob und Paul, with 2 drums (different rhythms!)

• Audio* description: =18. Jakob alone m. Drum (small=deep, soft voice)

• Audio* description: Malimba. Men singing. Jakob and Paul with 2 drums. Song of the fish (Manatus) catch

• Audio* description: =18. Paul alone m. Drum ("big"=high, loud voice)

• Audio* description: Duala. Song of a poor and a richly dressed woman. With drum (Jakob)