Kpanlogo is a Ghanaian dance form, associated with the Ga ethnic group, who are traditionally located in the Greater Accra Regionv(Capital city of Ghana), which is in the South of the country Ghana. The folk song that accompany the drumming is a recreational piece that emerged in the late 1950s, around the time that Ghana gained its independence (in 1957). Although it was created primarily by young people as a form of entertainment, it contains musical motifs borrowed from older Ga pieces like Gome dance & folk songs, Kolomashie folk songs, and Oge, as well as highlife.
Also, Kpanlogo drum is most well known West African peg drum, smaller than a conga drum but of similar shape and sound which we used Antelope skin is traditionally for its head, producing a soft resonant tone, played with the hands. Currently, Cow skin is now more commonly used bringing a slightly differnt resonance.
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THE MOST FAMOUS EWE RHYTHM & DANCE IS AGBADZA from the volta region of Ghana. To tourists without any knowledge of Ewe drumming, this fun piece is simply known as "the chicken dance"
Today, Agbadza is a very popular recreational dance. It entertains people at funerals, weddings and any other get-together or party. Some traditional Ewe dances are reserved to people of a certain age group or religion. But any child, woman or great-grandfather is welcome to dance Agbadza.
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Mostly, the dancers move their feet very swiftly and twist their waist many times as they dance round the drummers.
The dancers tie weaved embroidery belts on their waists and chins of jingles and cymbal bells tied to their feet to make rhythms as they shake and thump their feet while dancing.
Bamaya traditional dance is performed with a chorus song and chanting with a supported of brekete drum, dondo drum (locally called), rattles, Casta nuts bell and flutes.
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Mostly, the dancers move their feet very swiftly and twist their waist many times as they dance round the drummers.
The dancers tie weaved embroidery belts on their waists and chins of jingles and cymbal bells tied to their feet to make rhythms as they shake and thump their feet while dancing.
Bamaya traditional dance is performed with a chorus song and chanting with a supported of brekete drum, dondo drum (locally called), rattles, Casta nuts bell and flutes.
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Agbadza is an Ewe music and dance that evolved from the times of war into a very popular recreational dance. It came from a very old war dance called Atrikpui and usually performed by the Ewe people of the Volta Region of Ghana, particularly during Festival, marriage ceremony, engagement events, etc.
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ANLO KETE DANCE display ♥ by JUFIA NE NSOROMA CULTURAL GROUP-GHANA
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Credit to our chief Vocalist and senior Dancer. Brother GODSGIFT KWAME SOSUGAH (A.k.a SK)
Enjoy the rhythm and agbadza folk song.
THE BORBORBOR DANCE
It is believed that the root of this dance form has been embedded within the culture of a village called kpando.
Borborbor is one of the most popular style of recreational music in the Volta Region of Ghana.
It links traditional drumming rhythms with proverbial lyrics that frequently include Christian themes and often played at celebrations and funerals.
Borborbor drummers weave moderate beats while women dancers and singers revolve around them.
Women singers carry two white handkerchiefs that they twirl in the air at the end of a drumming period. And also this dance , involves ladies tweaking with their backsides.
usually one song leader who will sing the first line of a song and lead the people from one song to the next by combining the meanings of different songs in unique ways to evoke the spirit of the particular occasion.
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THE STORY BEHIND BAMAYA DANCE FROM NORTHEN GHANA
JUFIA NE NSOROMA DANCE FOUNDATION
KETE FROM KETEKRACHI FOREST
AGBADZA DANCE BEAUTY BY JUFIA NE NSOROMA CULTURAL GROUP
GADZO DANCE From Volta Region of Ghana
KPANLOGO MANSHIE
JUFIA NE NSOROMA
AFRICA ANNUAL MEETINGS ASSEMBLEES DINNER-LOLO FOLK SONG & DRUMMING
JUFIA NE NSOROMA CULTURAL GROUP
BAMAYA DANCE AT THE 50TH AFRICA ANNUAL MEETINGS
JUFIA NE NSOROMA CULTURAL GROUP
LOLO FOLK SONG AND DRUMMING
