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Asnaketch Worku (Amharic: አስናቀች ወርቁ) (born c. 1935 – 14
September 2011) was an
Ethiopian singer who sang in the
Amharic language and a krar instrumentalist...
- this era
appearing on Éthiopiques
releases include Alemayehu Eshete,
Asnaketch Worku,
Mahmoud Ahmed,
Mulatu Astatke and
Tilahun Gessesse. However, some...
- fiddle. Traditionally, this role was p****ed down from
father to son., but
Asnaketch Worku, a
trained female Azmari,
released The Lady with the Krar in 2003...
- po****r folk
musicians included Alemu Aga, K****a Tessema,
Ketema Makonnen,
Asnaketch Worku, and Mary Armede.
Perhaps the most
influential musician of the period...
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later in his career.
Other Amharic artists from the
Golden age such as
Asnaketch Worku,
Bahru Kegne, K****a
Tessema and Mary
Armede were
renowned for their...
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countries to
perform with his begena. In 1995,
together with the krar
player Asnaketch Worku, he
released the
album Ende
Jerusalem for
Acoustic Music in Germany...
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glowing centerpiece" Dark Blue (2015, Self-released)
Kelela Aster Aweke Asnaketch Worku Bizunesh Bekele Paley Martin (6
November 2015). "Mizan
Talks 'Dark...
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Barihun Abby
Lakew Alemayehu Eshete Alemu Aga
Amsal Mitike Ashenafi Kebede Asnaketch Worku Aster Aweke Bahru Kegne Berhana Betty G
Bizunesh Bekele Eténèsh...
- of tej (mead). The
Azmaris introduced the po****r
Tizita ballad form.
Asnaketch Worku Bahru Kegne Eténèsh W****ié
Weres Egeziaber Kebede,
Ashenafi (January...
- (Amharic: ወርቁ) is a male name of
Ethiopian origin that may
refer to:
Asnaketch Worku (1935–2011),
Ethiopian female singer Ayelech Worku (born 1979),...
