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sudanese music & Ethiopian performing 10 http://www.sudanesevideo.net Africa, home to 350 million people belonging to some 3000 tribes and speaking some 800 to 1000 distinct languages, is one of the most musically diversified regions of the world. The geographical variety of the continent - from the mountains and the vast desert of the north to the wide Savannah belt, the central rain forests and the fertile southern coast - is reflected in a multiplicity of musical styles. In spite of this diversity, unifying features may be identified. African music is primarily percussive. Drums, rattles, bells and gongs predominate, and even important melodic instruments such as xylophones and plucked strings are played with percussive techniques. African melodies are based on short units, on which performers improvise. Though melodies are often simple, rhythms are complex by European standards, with much syncopation (accents on beats other than the main one), hemiola (juxtaposition of twos and threes) and polyrhythm (simultaneous performance of several rhythms). While Western rhythms are classified as 'additive' (time span divided into equal sections, e.g. 12 beats divided 4+ 4 + 4), African rhythms are usually 'divisive' (unequal sections, e.g. 12 beats divided 5 + 7 or 3 + 4 + 5). An unusual aspect of African rhythm is what has been called the 'metronome sense', the ability of many musicians to perform for long periods without deviating from the exact tempo. Group performances are most typical, and the 'call-and-response' style with a solo leader and responsorial group is used throughout the continent. Most African music is based on forms of diatonic scales, closely related to European scales; so the Western listener may find it more familiar, more accessible than the music of Asia. These characteristics apply to the cultures south of the Sahara Desert, often referred to as 'Black Africa'. North African music is more closely allied to the music of other Arab countries of West Asia and is characterized by solo performance, monophonic rather than polyphonic forms, the predominance of melody over rhythm, a tense and nasal vocal style and non-percussive instruments including bowed rather than plucked strings. While the North as well as portions of West Africa and the east coast have been influenced by Islam, a distinctive sub-region is formed by Ethiopia, whose music has been influenced for centuries by Coptic Christianity, reflected in the ritual melodies, modes and liturgical chant (which is notated). Ethiopian instruments include the small krar lyre and the large, ten-string beganna lyre, claimed to be a descendant of David's harp. In sub-Saharan Africa, music is an integral part of daily life. Songs accompany the rites of passage, work and entertainment. They were also important in the life of the traditional African courts, and are still used for political comment, especially in West Africa. Although the claims that all members of African communities participate in musical activities are now discredited, studies have shown that communal music-making is more common than in the West. And although musicians are generally accorded low social status, skilled professional musicians (called griots in some regions), employed by rich patrons, are common in many African societies. Musical notation is rare in Africa; skills and knowledge are passed from master to pupil in oral tradition. The most celebrated African instruments are membrane drums The famous 'talking drums' of West Africa, such as the atumpan of Ghana, can imitate speech tones and are sometimes used to signal messages. Speech is also imitated by bells, gongs and wind instruments of the horn, trumpet and flute types. Harps are played mainly north of the Equator, in a broad band extending from Uganda to the western Savannah. Harp-lutes, such as the Gambian kora, are popular in West Africa. Other string instruments include fiddles in East Africa and the musical bow, fashioned like a hunting bow and played, with varying techniques and great sophistication, throughout the continent. Wind instruments of the trumpet and horn types are played in orchestras, in hocket fashion, with each instrument supplying its one note to the melodic whole. The algaita, an oboe-type instrument of West Africa, is probably of Islamic influence. Xylophones are common, particularly in the East where the Chopi xylophone orchestras of Mozambique perform polyphonic dance suites of uncommon beauty. An instrument unique to African and African-American music is the mbira or sanza (called thumb piano in earlier writings); it consists of a set of thumb-plucked metal tongues mounted on a board, often with a gourd resonator. In recent decades, traditional African music has tended to be overshadowed by new hybrid urban forms such as highlife (Ghana), juju (Nigeria), Congolese (Zaire) and kwela (southern Africa) which blend elements from Western pop and disco idioms with local features. http://www.sudanesevideo.net Tags: sudan sudanese Ethiopia adis music africa art culture sudanesevideo.net |
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Sudanese song Al ustaz Mohamed Wardi & Amal Alnoor Tags: Sudan |
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Sudanese National Anthem Sudanese National Anthem Tags: Sudanese National Anthem by Mr. Omer Ali |
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African languages at Ohio University - Sudanese Arabic African language offered at Ohio University Tags: Sudanese Arabic African Language |
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The Party: a Sudanese torture story A short documentary about the torture in Sudanese ghost houses. Tags: torture sudan ghost house humanright documentary sudanese |
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Sudanese music (Tutty fruitty's mixxx) south sudanese music mixes by 'Ur boy Tutty-fruitty Tags: south sudan reggea akon dinka juba nuer nasir koang duoth nyankol mathiang john kudusay emmanuel jal tutty's mix |
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Omat Elamjad - Sudanese Patriotic Song - امه الامجاد أمتى يا أمة الأمجاد والماضى العريق يا نشيدا فى دمى يحيا ويجرى فى عروقى أذن الفجر الذى شق الدياجى بالشروق وطريق النصر قد لاح فسيرى فى الطريق قبلة الأنظار يا أرض الهدى والحق كنت ومنارا فى دجى الأيام للعالم عشت أنت مهد النور .. مهد الفن والعرفان أنت وستبقين ويبقى لك منا ما أردت لا تبالى إن أساء الدهر يوما لا تبالى قد صحونا لأمانينا .. صحونا لليالى لك يا أرض البطولات ويا أم الرجال ترخص الأرواح فى يوم الفدى يوم النضال للغد المشرق يندى بالأمانى والعطور أمتى .. سيرى إلى المجد و جدى فى المسير حققى بالعمل البناء أحلام الدهور و اصعدى بالعلم والأخلاق للنصر الكبير اصعدى يا أرض أجدادى وأمى وأبى اصعدى يا قلعة يحرسها كل أبى اصعدى يا مشرق النور لأغلى مأرب اصعدى للقمم الشماء فوق الشهب أمتى يا أمة الأمجاد و الماضى العريق يا نشيدا فى دمى يحيا ويجرى فى عروقى أذن الفجر الذى شق الدياجى بشروق وطريق النصر قد لاح فسيرى فى الطريق Tags: Omat Elamjad Sudan Sudanese Music |
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Sudanese struggle in the streets of Cairo In recent history, Egypt has been a temporary home for Sudanese fleeing violence in their country. There are now 25,000 registered In recent history, Egypt has been a temporary home for Sudanese fleeing violence in their country. There are now 25,000 registered Sudanese refugees in the north African country but it's estimated that between one and four million live there. While registered refugees have access to basic healthcare and education many say they are discriminated against because of the colour of their skin. They are also seen as a burden in a country where at least 43 percent of the population live on less than US$2 a day. This video short profiles the problems faced by single mother Victoria Achol Jaal. Her daughters have been abused and harassed, leaving her no choice but to keep them at home. Tags: un irin humanitarian news egypt sudan refugees cairo poverty abuse harassment racism |
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Sudanese lady singing young Sudanese ladies using Guitar singing song in one of Sudan local languages(not Arabic) Tags: Sudan girls woman music guitar |
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Memories of the Sudanese war - BBC In this clip from the BBC, Supermodel Alek Wek is in Sudan with her mother for the first time since escaping the war when she was just 14. Watch here as her mother re-lives the battles she faced when trying to live in the war torn African country, and the emotional reunion with the house they lived in before seeking political asylum in the UK. Emotional scenes occur when an old neighbour is overcome when she realises who the visitors are - she had not thought either of the women had survived the Sudanese War. Tags: BBC supermodel modelling Alek Wek Sudan war sudanese africa african memory memories impact of dinka tribe fashion free video clips you tube videos Worldwide Fashion Africa Supermodel Model Travel War |
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Zanoba - Sudanese Song - Ethiopian Singers The song is sung in Sudanese Arabic and Ethiopian language (Amharic maybe), it's about a guy who fell in love with a girl called Zanoba from the Nouba Mountains. The song is somewhat romantic and very descriptive and the Ethiopian band sure presented it with a whole new perspective, ehm ehm ...specially with the interesting outfits. Tags: Sudan Sudanese Music Ethiopia Ethiopian |
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Mista D- Regreting- Sudanese Hit Mista D. A youth from South Sudan. Born into a family of conscious musicians, Mista Ds life evolved around music. It was obvious that he was a talented kid but it took him a couple of years to confirm it. At the age of 8 Mista D took the music seen for a rollercoaster, performing high spirit gospel music. He went on to spread his words and share his talent in Romania where he spent some time. While on exile Mista D, became more aware of the social injustice and the lack of love in his beloved home Sudan and the green continent of Africa. Anxiously Mista D returned to Sudan where his mission was to promote love and consciousness. Wasting no time he formed a group called the 3 for the Lord. A hard hitting gospel rap band that stunts anything it came across. Leading the band on vocals and keyboard, the band went to sale more than 2000 copies inside Sudan. However due to some confusion, the band broke up and each member went in a different path. In the pursuit of higher success, Mista D once again joined the G clan. A well diverse band made of several artist, and Mista D lead the reggae/ R&B section. Mist D served as a mentor and advisor to his fellow band members. After a lot of shows Mista D decided to take his message to a wider audience, and reggae music was his vehicle. Now breaking new ground Mista D hosted parties and concerts at the Canadian college in Sudan. His single part of original a ghetto generated a lot of interest and helped promote reggae music in Sudan. In the process of developing as an artist Mista D finds himself in America. Greeting the ladies he wrote a song called wont make u cry produced by Angelo Maku. Followed by his most up lifting song Darfur. When asked what inspired you to write that song. He simply said People are celebrating peace in Sudan but people of Darfur dont know what it feels like to be liberated. Darfur is another reflection of how much Mista D loves his people. Humble, smart, fun and conscious are all words that describe Mista D. Mista D is permanently living in Washington DC, MD. Make sure you look out for the tour schedule, and stay blessed. Management Tags: sudan sudanese music Misa |
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Sudanese Government Tortures the Children of Darfur ضرب الأطفال أسرى هجوم أمدرمان من قبل أفراد الجيش الحكومي السوداني Tags: Children Abuse Torture Violations انتهاكات تعذيب أطفال |
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Def Poetry - Shannon Leigh - Sudanese Children Season 6, Episode 2 Tags: Def Poetry Shannon Leigh Sudanese Children |
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