Wildacres - West African Drum & Dance Camp

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Uploaded by on May 14, 2007

Sorsonet

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  • no dancing?

  • Yes there was dancing, but this was part of the singing class.

  • C'est des Guinéens ? Plus précisément des Sousous ? Si quelqu'un pouvait répondre a ma kestion, ce serait gentille.

  • The singer/drummer is Mohammed DeCosta orginally from Guinea but I am not sure what region.

  • Mohamed DaCosta Born in Boke, Guinea of Sousou descent, Mohamed has been a student and teacher of traditional West African dance and drums for over 25 years. He currently resides in Gainesville, Florida, where he is a Lecturer and Instructor on staff in the University of Florida School of Theater and Dance and Center for African Studies. Playing balafon is Abou Sylla Born into a family of griots in Kindia, Guinea, Abou Sylla is a master on the Balafon and has performed around the world.

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  • Ahhhhhh! Sorsornet

  • didn't get the words that day either (if you can pick me out of the crowd(...but the whole weekend was awesome!

  • How do you say "Abou Rocks!" in Susu?

    Thanks for the video Dr Phil! And Hi to fellow AD&Ders

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