The driving energy and rhythmically exuberant accompaniment of mkwajungoma xylophone, sanza, izeze fiddle, ng'oma percussion, ipangwa zither, mlanzi flute for these Wagogo entertainment pieces, derived from the great vocal repertoire.
Describes typical facial marks, that traditionally the Gogo make just ...Describes typical facial marks, that traditionally the Gogo make just after a birth. Traditional ensemble composed by mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone), izeze (Tanzanian flute), sanza, mlanzi (Tanzanian flute), manyanga (Tanzanian maracas) & mixed choir.
About a person who died in the village. Traditional ensemble composed ...About a person who died in the village. Traditional ensemble composed by mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone), izeze (Tanzanian flute), sanza, mlanzi (Tanzanian flute), manyanga (Tanzanian maracas) & mixed choir.
Dance music. This song has the same name as, and pays homage to the ...Dance music. This song has the same name as, and pays homage to the past President of Tanzania, Benjamin Mkapa. Mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone) duet.
This song is about the observations of a pedestrian traveller, who ...This song is about the observations of a pedestrian traveller, who walks around the village. Sanza & men's choir.
Song adressed to a small child. Traditional ensemble composed by ...Song adressed to a small child. Traditional ensemble composed by mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone), izeze (Tanzanian flute), sanza, mlanzi (Tanzanian flute), manyanga (Tanzanian maracas) & mixed choir.
Instrumental version of the song "Nyanghanga". Solo mkwajungoma ...Instrumental version of the song "Nyanghanga". Solo mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone).
This piece describes a person who has a poor reputation in the ...This piece describes a person who has a poor reputation in the village. Traditional ensemble of mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone), izeze (Tanzanian vielle), sanza, mlanzi (Tanzanian flute) & mixed choir.
This song recollects the day when a woman came back to the village ...This song recollects the day when a woman came back to the village after a long absence. Traditional ensemble composed by mkwajungoma (Tanzanian xylophone), izeze (Tanzanian flute), sanza, mlanzi (Tanzanian flute), manyanga (Tanzanian maracas) & mixed cho
