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| Name | Kenya / Tanzania Jam Band, Part 2 |
| Video Uploader | Video From Africana Digital Ethnography Project |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 19-09-2013 09:30:11 |
| Video Discription | On September 3, 2013, three days after the inaugural Kuria Cultural Festival, we visited musicians from the winning performance troupe from Ntimaru, a small village in Southwestern Kenya, just metres from the Tanzania border. The singing includes Kikuria and alliterative sounds (vocables), accompanied by the iritungu (eight-string lute), ekegogo (single-string fiddle) and ibirandi (gourd shakers). Michael Derek Gideon studied the poetry and music of Kuria for nine months in 2013, with the guidance and expertise of teacher and scholar, Peter Muniko. Both are dancing in the background. [UmX04DYTT9U] |
| Category | Music |
| Tags | Musician (Occupation) | Music (Industry) | Kuria District (Location) | Africa | Live | East Africa | Kenya (Country) | Performance | Concert | Singing | Voice | Fiddle | Lute | Shakers | Gourd | Shekere | Iritungu | Ibirandi | Ntimaru | Kuria | Kikuria | Swahili | Tanzania | Rural | Traditional | Music | Band | Ensemble | Violin | Dance | Poetry | Music Research | Translation |
