- The
matepe is a type of
lamellophone pla**** in North-Eastern Zimbabwe. It is
primarily pla**** by the Sena
Tonga and the Kore-Kore
peoples which are subgroups...
- for
rituals of
communicating with
Musikavanhu or
Nyadenga (God).
Mbira matepe which has 26 keys
originated from
along the
borders of
Zimbabwe and Mozambique...
- and jazz,
which makes for an
instructive contrast -the taped-in-Africa
Matepe Ensemble,
whose spontaneous laughter closes out the coda,
versus Maurice...
- the nhare,
mbira dzavadzimu, the
Mbira Nyunga Nyunga,
njari mbira, and
matepe. The
mbira is pla**** at
religious and
secular gatherings, and different...
- to play
transcriptions of
mbira dzavadzimu (as well as
nyunga nyunga and
matepe) music. The
first of
these transcriptions had
originally been used for music...
- (Kenya)
Lokanga bara (Madagascar)
Malimbe (Congo)
Marovany (Madagascar)
Matepe (Zimbabwe)
Masenqo (Ethiopia)
Mbira (Zimbabwe) Mišnice
Mizwad (Algeria)...
- River, the Concepción River, the San
Ignacio River, the
Sonora River, the
Mátepe River, the
Yaqui River and the Mayo River. Dams, such as
Alvaro Obregon...
- of the US
Congress Hera, the
Zimbabwean musical instrument also
known as
matepe Hera Group, a
multiutility company in
Italy Hera Gallery,
artist cooperative...
- Mutwa. Johannesburg : Blue
Crane Books, 1969. Tracey, Andrew. (1970). "The
Matepe Mbira Music of Rhodesia".
Journal of the
African Music Society, IV: 4, 37-61...
-
traditional patterns, some
newly composed patterns and a
nontraditional coda,
Matepe (1982),
which is
largely non-traditional in style, and
where the
music is...
