Sounds from Ghana
Sounds from Ghana
Is African traditional music dying out? “Sounds from Ghana” is a journey throughout the ten regions of this West African country showcasing a wide range of Ghana’s traditional music styles and how these traditions have been transmitted throughout the generations. In the photo exhibition and documentary film an emphasis is put on how the…
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ok , Hare krisha.
Duuuuuude are dose guys playing banda ? Lol how awesome chears from Mexico.
Music is the most therapeutic medicine.
In the beginning was,
The Ab-Original Woman
Then The Ab-Original Woman,
gave birth to ΖΙ
From this point,
The Ab-Original Woman,
gave birth to her family of various Ethnicities
And The Ab-Original Woman and her family of various Ethnicities
inhabited every inch of the Earth
And in those bygone days,
There was Great Harmony,
on Earth
simply because,
the children of Chaos,
have not yet,
appeared on Earth!
The Ab-Original Woman
and her family of various Ethnicities,
also gave birth to
The Prima Language
accompanied with,
The Prima Glyphs
Representing,
The Prima Ancient Sounds
or Phonemes
And it was from The Prima Language,
that all languages of the Earth were born
Though, today
The Sacred History, of
The Ab-Original Woman and her family of various Ethnicities,
has been
Co-opted and Doctored and Corrupted
by the incorrigible,
children of Chaos
In spite of all that,
The Ab-Original Woman, still has something that:
In the words of
Robert Nestor Marley,
aka Bob Marley
and The Wailers,
once sung:
"The Ab-Original Woman, and her Family of various Ethnicities,
have something,
They Can Never Take Away"
A Gift Given to Her by
The Great Universal Spirit,
that no Robber, can Rob
and no Murderer, can Murder
simply because
The Gift,
We speak of,
Is Inside
The Ab-Original Woman
The Ab-Original Woman's possessions, may be stolen
The Ab-Original Woman's land,
may be robbed
but This Gift, Given to,
The Ab-Original Woman,
as Robert Nestor Marley, once prophesied,
"Can Never Be Taken Away"
simply because
The Gift,
We Speak of,
Is Inside,
The Ab-Original Woman
and her family of various Ethnicities
Amen Hamen Ase Ashe
There's some brazilian vibe in this music
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Excellent!
Gracias. Thanks. Merci. πππ»
It is possible to follow changes and keep the traditions of all kind alive. We just need to be proud of ourselves. Ghana is beautifulβ€οΈ
When people dance and play music they smile. πβ€οΈ
Ghanaian people have music in their souls both when singing and dancing. This is a precious natural gift.
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Hello to fans of music from Ghana! Can anyone help me find the lyrics (and a translation) to the song "Agogbagba" from the Ewe people? Here is a link to a very nice community performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjMwonER_DM
Greetings from Bolivia your sister La Wichinkaππππ§π΄π§π΄π§π΄π§π΄
Oh my I have goosebumps I feel home sick
Thank you for that its felt and sounded like HOME β€
I love Ghana folk music.
No matter where i go my culture remains me,my ANCESTORS remain me ,my tradition teaches me love for my brother and nothing else,,,, IM PROUD TO BE AN AFRIKAN…
whether you agree with me or not, we are brothers
much love …
be my friend lets talk afrika
+233550076900
…but not Ghanaians
Covid19 breaks us apart
Watch it every day … miss Ghana so much β―
One world – one Love http://www.Freundschafts-Vereinigung.de
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Nicely done, with some beautifully shot performances. And Ghana looks especially green and fresh.
I wish you had identified the musicians while they were playing, not just Koo Nimo (later tagged when he speaks) or King Ayisoba (the guy with the single-stringed lute), but the music troupes, or communities, or even just the regions. Without these acknowledgements, an uninformed viewer might well think that Ghanaian music has no professional practitioners, that it is simply folkloric, however well costumed. Koo Nimo, for example, with his Spanish guitar, is a long time proponent of a musical form that stems from the early 20th century that went electric in later years, and led into the vibrant Ghanaian pop music scene of today, far more cosmopolitan than the brief glimpse of some electric guitars of an amateur band would suggest. Perhaps that's a topic for a separate film. But Ghanaian music keeps up with the times.
Thank you. Very good messages and video. My wife and I have traveled and filmed quite a bit in West Africa on 3 excursions that were a bit, backpacker. . You captured it, time to go back.
2020, who is still waching?π₯°
Awesome!
Thank you!
Nature bless you all
Please this is what I want oooooo please let's remember ourselves what a folk
Love what I watched
Very relevant production.
Great doco! Well done! Have you been to theghanaproject2013 channel? Not a doco as such but a collection of music … have a look. Thanks for your work.
Music is everything!!!!!
Thank you for making this!
i have really enjoyed waching this clip.