Botswana Music Segaba 1

Local Musician Mr.Monnaotsile Ntwayagae from Molepolole born in 1926, playing a song on the traditional tswana instrument called "Segaba".
You can see him near the post office at Gaborone main mall.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Tswana
• Music
• traditional
• violin
• segaba
• strings
• setswana
• botswana
• africa
• gaborone
• african
• performing
• arts
• culture
• batswana
• world
• local
• folk
• south
• zimbabwe
• zambia
• malawi
• lesotho
• swaziland
• namibia

[markuszoemer]

wow...it's rock and roll

[HenryMuldrow]

Beautiful song.

Sounds like solfege

Do fa mi re la

Do fa mi re do, etc.

[Ashmantle100]

I am looking for bone and bucket teachers are there any out there or will I have to teach myself?

[LuciusEsox1]

Blimey



[durasdiurpaneus1]

That's not a tratitional instrument, that's just a stick and a bucket. :P

Sorry.

[fompeter1]

Papa...U too much.

[YourNoobishMom]

His face... It looks fake

[JandritoBlues]

@blubzibu He is hitting the harmonics with the bow.

[gpmitchell]

@soukous70 he's singing solfege!

the descending melody "sol - fa mi re do" - so I'm curious - was there french schooling the area?

[blubzibu]

i wonder how this instrument has to be played... it sounds higher, when the string is longer... that's strange!

[RedBryn]

@zooskie Irony - check it out, man! Peace.

[zooskie]

@RedBryn

who the heck is jimi hendrix man, this guy is playing traditional Botswana instrument called segaba, it has nothing to do with your so called Jimi hendrix....