- languages,
including bappe, di****are,
hoddu (****ar),
koliko (Gurunsi),
kologo (Frafra), komsa, kontigi, gurmi,
garaya (Hausa), koni,
konting (Mandinka)...
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Kologo is a
village and seat of the
commune of Tiémala-Banimonotié in the
Cercle of
Bougouni in the Sik****o
Region of
southern Mali. The
village is 25 km...
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traditional musician known for his
unique style of
music alongside the
kologo.
Ayisoba was born in
Bongo Soe in the
Upper East
Region of Ghana. He used...
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features a mix of
melodic composition on
stringed instruments such as the
kologo lute and the
gonjey fiddle, wind
instruments such as
flutes and horns, and...
- keyboards, loops, moog b****, piano, tabla,
background vocals Juldeh Camara –
kologo, ritti,
Fulani vocals Billy Fuller – b****, drum programming, omnichord,...
-
Burkina Faso. The
Dagomba people play
stringed instruments such as the
kologo (xalam) and the gonjey),
flute and voice, with poly-rhythms
clapped or pla****...
- "Jean-Blaise Kololo",
Jeune Afrique, 4 May 1999 (in French). "Jean-Blaise
Kologo",
Jeune Afrique, 30
March 1999 (in French). Rémy Bazenguissa-Ganga, Les...
- Ghana, 2023.
Musician playing a kolog.
Atongo Zimba, Ghana,
playing a
kologo.
Northern Nigeria, 2008.
Hausa musicians playing b****
lutes (probably babbar...
- box or
metal can
Xalam or
khalam bappe, di****are, gúlúm, gurmi,
hoddu /
kologo, Khalam/Xalam, komsa, koni, kontigi, konting, molo, ndere, 'ngonifola, ngoni...
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instruments such as the xylophone,
talking drum (dondo), kette, flute,
kologo, kora
fused with
animal and
jungle sounds, and
sounds from
local markets...
