-
earliest do****ented
mention of the
Azmaris goes back to the mid-15th century, and they
presumably go back much further.
Azmaris once pla**** an
important role...
- As with the krar, this
instrument is used by
Ethiopian minstrels called azmaris ("singer" in Amharic) .
Although it
functions in a
purely accompaniment...
-
countryside by the
Amhara peasantry and the
village musicians called the
Azmaris.
Tizita songs are a po****r
music genre in
Ethiopia and Eritrea. It's named...
- area,
traditional music is pla**** by
mostly itinerant musicians called azmaris, who are
regarded with
respect in
their society. As this form of music...
- The
instrument has been ****ociated with brigands, outlaws, and Wata or
Azmari wanderers.
Wanderers pla**** the krar to
solicit food, and
outlaws pla****...
-
Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu:
Founder of Sole
Rebels Eténèsh W****ié:
Ethiopian azmari Ruth Negga:
Actress Zemi Yenus:
Autism awareness advocate ALERT (medical...
-
drought while the
hardest year was in 1983–86. The 1974
revolution affected azmaris and
social and
economic life of Gondar,
creating Ethiopian diaspora in...
-
Ethiopian Music,
various artists (1998) Éthiopiques
Volume 2: Tètchawèt!
Urban Azmaris of the 90s,
various artists (1998) Éthiopiques
Volume 3:
Golden Years of...
- capital. This
cultural center was
originally built as
azmari bet (In
English "House of
Azmaris", the
Amharic name for an
Ethiopian traditional music house)...
- and the
washint flute pla**** by the
local village musicians called the
Azmaris, and the
peasantry dancing the Eskista; the most well
known Amharan folk...
