African Instruments | Music and Dances from the Motherland to the Diaspora
Black History Month
Juneteenth
live music
performance
Promoting wider knowledge and understanding of African culture and its contribution to world culture, Kevin Nathaniel teaches a performance, lecture/demonstration featuring instruments, dances, and music of Africa.
Students will learn about the mbira, one of Africa’s most ancient melodic instruments, as well as shekere, and several other instruments. Kevin will share traditional and contemporary call-and-response songs from various regions of Africa and connect them to the diaspora. Music at its best brings us together and allows us to connect regardless of language, race or class. Musical instruments are tools for the building of a peaceful world and show us something essential about the human spirit.
361 Lewis Ave. at Macon St.
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06/21/2025 11:00 am
06/21/2025 12:00 pm
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African Instruments | Music and Dances from the Motherland to the Diaspora
<p>Promoting wider knowledge and understanding of African culture and its contribution to world culture, Kevin Nathaniel teaches a performance, lecture/demonstration featuring instruments, dances, and music of Africa.</p><p>Students will learn about the mbira, one of Africa’s most ancient melodic instruments, as well as shekere, and several other instruments. Kevin will share traditional and contemporary call-and-response songs from various regions of Africa and connect them to the diaspora. Music at its best brings us together and allows us to connect regardless of language, race or class. Musical instruments are tools for the building of a peaceful world and show us something essential about the human spirit.</p><p> </p><p> </p>
Brooklyn Public Library - Macon, The Fireplace
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