Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
December 20, 2011

Music in Oman - Panel at CCAS Georgetown University

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Music in Oman from Georgetown CCAS on Vimeo .
January 27, 2010

(Faustine's Baraza) K'naan Song Chosen as World Cup 2010 Anthem

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A song belonging to the Somalia-born artist who now resides in Canada, K'Naan, "Wavin' Flag" has been chosen as the anthem...
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July 16, 2009

Junoon Ocean of Love

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This ocean of love breaks into another wave. And blood pours from my heart in all directions. -Rumi
May 12, 2009

Music Translations: Zali za Mentali

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Ok, I'm an about-to-be-Georgetown alum and I finally had time to finish this project of translating one of Professor Jay's best song...
April 18, 2009

Islam and Music

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Afropop magazine brings it again with an interesting interview about music and islam. Below is an excerpt: B.E.: You also looked into the ...
March 21, 2009

Bibi Kidude

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I can say I have had the tremendous privilege of seeing Bibi Kidude perform live. It was an experience I will NEVER forget!
March 12, 2009

The Cultural Politics of Music in Swahili Taarab: An Interview with Kelly Askew

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Kelly Askew is a professor of Anthropology, and of African and Afroamerican Studies at the University of Michigan. She lived in Tanga, Tanz...
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March 1, 2009

X Plastaz (from Arusha) "Nini dhambi kwa mwenye dhiki" (What is a sin for the needy one...)

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What's the offense of the poor? All my people East Africa Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya Dar es Salaam, A town Wherever you are Kneel and p...
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February 28, 2009

K'naan Live at Millenium Stage

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Excerpts from an interview by Clayton Perry on BlogCritic Magazine. Pictures from the Kennedy Center Performance, Feb...
January 31, 2009

Omani Music and Poetry from www.jalaan.com

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Here's a sample of 'traditional' Omani music from Dhofar; peep the drumming patterns! Also check this link to an Oman poetry sit...
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October 28, 2008

Nyimbo Nzuri

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Lakini kwa nini huyu amevalia nguo kama danguro? I guess thats a marketing trick. It worked on me, I can't even front.