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HOMAGE TO AFRICA

Piano concert of African music by Silvia Belfiore

HOMAGE TO AFRICA

 


 Piano concert of African musicby Italian musician


Silvia Belfiore


 


 


 Music:


 


KWABENA  NKETIA (Ghana)  


AKIN EUBA (Nigeria)


STEFANS GROVE’ (South Africa)


FRED ONOVWEROSUOKE (Ghana)


GAMAL ABDEL RAHIM (Egypt)


 NKEIRU OKOYE (Nigeria/USA)


ALBERTO MOZZATI (Italy)


MICHAEL BLAKE (South Africa)


JOSHUA UZOIGWE (Nigeria)


GIOVANNI SOLLIMA (Italy)


 


African music plays a particularly important role and the interest that it can rouse is extraordinary: the wide attention to cultured music in today’s Africa is surprising, just like the bringing to light of real dichotomies between different parts of the continent, between the countryside and the city, collective and individual sense, tradition and modernity, authenticity and irrelevance.


 


At Italian Institute of Culture


on Thursday, 8th May 2014 at 7.00pm.


(Doors open at 6.30pm.)


 


FREE ENTRY


 


For more information go to http://www.iicnairobi.esteri.it/.  Click on Events / Calendar of Events


­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Italian Institute of Culture Tel. (020) 4451266  – Mobile: 0733 624834 – E-mail : iicnairobi@esteri.it


 


 


 


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PROGRAM


 


Composer

Work

Duration

KWABENA  NKETIA (Ghana) (1921-)

VOLTA FANTASY (1967)


 

4’

GIRMA YIFRASHEWA (Ethiopia) (1967-)

THE SHEPHERD WITH THE FLUTE Prelude no. 1 (1998)


 

6’

SEMEMEN (2005)


 

10’

STEFANS GROVE’ (South Africa) (1922-)

NONYANA (THE CEREMONIAL DANCER) (1994)


 

7’

FRED ONOVWEROSUOKE (Ghana) (1960-)

STUDIES IN AFRICAN RHYTHMS (1984-2008):


n. 4 Tunis


n. 6 Iroro


n. 7 Herero Wedding Dance

6’

GAMAL ABDEL RAHIM (Egypt) (1924-1988)

LAMENT (1974)


 

8’

NKEIRU OKOYE (Nigeria/USA) (1972-)

AFRICAN SKETCHES:


Dancing Barefoot in the Rain


 

3’

ALBERTO MOZZATI (Italy) (1917-1982)

LITTLE HARLEM’S BOY

1’

MICHAEL BLAKE (South Africa) (1951-)

FRENCH SUITE

11’

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