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A few nice african songs images I found:

Africa Day 2009 – Wassa Wassa (wide-angle)


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Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

Africa Day 2009 – Wassa Wassa (wide-angle)


Image by infomatique
Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

Africa Day 2009 – Wassa Wassa


Image by infomatique
Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

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by Steve Snodgrass

Question by Brittany: What african american gospel songs have a good flute part to it?

Best answer:

Answer by mamianka
The tradition of African-American gospel music doe not include the flute. A capella, and organ (Hammond B3, in later years) long before praise bands tarted up the true gospel sound with all kinds of instrumental lunacy. So if you find any gospel music with a flute part, it is a descant written in modern times – kinda like adding flipflops to an Elizabethan court gown.

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Youssouf Sanogo , Abubakar Silla

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by Loren Javier

Question by Knickerbocker: What are some examples African drum songs (or bands)?
I’m planning to start a pandora/ yahoo radio station based on African drums. Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Master Attacker and Defender
LOL racist….

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A few nice african songs images I found:

Assumption of Responsibility Ceremony – CSM Bronson – United States Army Africa – 090807


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United States Army Africa
Assumption of Responsibility Ceremony

Command Sergeant Major Gary J. Bronson
7 August 2009

Hoekstra Field, Caserma Ederle, Vicenza, Italy

Cleared for public release. The images are generally considered in the public domain. Request that credit be given to the U.S. Army and individual photographer.

To learn more about U.S. Army Africa visit our official website at www.usaraf.army.mil

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Official YouTube video channel: www.youtube.com/usarmyafrica

U.S. Army photos by Edward N. Johnson, U.S. Army Africa, PAO

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A few nice african music images I found:

ncf music day one-19


Image by Neil E. Das

ncf music day one-182


Image by Neil E. Das

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by Neil E. Das

Question by birdfeed25: Recommend some South African music artists?
Can someone recommend some South African music artists for me? I particularly like the “kwaito” style.

Best answer:

Answer by dschmidty412
Paul Simon Graceland is a good example and the group that sung that song Homeless.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo is the most popular african group.

They sound great too.

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by cliff1066™

Question by Eagerlywaiting: Is there a literary work in existence that has compiled Christmas songs written by African Americans?
Is there a book, journal article, academic thesis, etc. in existence that contains a compilation of songs with a “Christmas” or “birth of Jesus” theme? If so, where might I find it?

Best answer:

Answer by debi_0712
Not that I have heard of, have you done a search on the internet?

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Some cool african songs images:

Africa Day Dublin 2010 – Wassa Wassa Are A Favourite Of Mine


Image by infomatique
Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

Africa Day 2009 – Wassa Wassa


Image by infomatique
Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

Africa Day 2009 – Wassa Wassa (wide-angle)


Image by infomatique
Formed in June 2008. Wassa Wassa is a collective of people living in Dublin who, with growing numbers, have found a keen interest in the traditions and cultures of West Africa. Among them, singers, dancers, drummers and teachers of same, who together and separately have spent many months on end studying in the region. Using the basic traditional rhythms and dances, they have added some contemporary and some traditional African songs and added their own arrangements, traditional costumes and hats you wont forget! Also 10% of all Wassa Wassa profits go to La Roue Tourne-A charity to help musicians in Africa suffering with Polio and street children

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Chillout – Relaxation music Album: Buddha Bar Presents – Buddhattitude-Alaafiya
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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