Name: In praise of Professor Takyiwaa Manuh by tem.dance
Duration: 6 min 30 s
Description: These tracks accompany Pathfinders, Enablers & Matriarchs, an exhibition is part of the series A History of Ordinary People in Africa (HOPIA), a cultural heritage project undertaken by the Oxford University Africa Society in partnership with Fusion Arts Oxford, and funded by TORCH, and the Oxford African Studies Centre.

These tracks accompany Pathfinders, Enablers & Matriarchs, an exhibition is part of the series A History of Ordinary People in Africa (HOPIA), a cultural heritage project undertaken by the Oxford University Africa Society in partnership with Fusion Arts Oxford, and funded by TORCH, and the Oxford African Studies Centre.

Pathfinders, Enablers & Matriarchs: Untold Histories of Ordinary Women in Postcolonial Ghana

In praise of Professor Takyiwaa Manuh

Japanese jazz fusion pioneer Ryo Kawasaki gets the reissue treatment on a new 'Selected Works' collection from @nunorthernsoul.

Ryo Kawasaki - Dreams For Radha I, II, III (Worldwide Premiere)

Nubiyan Twist release their new album 'Jungle Run' on 15th February 2019 through Strut Records. Available on CD, 2LP and digital. Cover artwork from acclaimed designer Marcus Davies, album produced by Tom Excell, mixed by Matt Mysko and Oli Barton Wood, mastered by The Carvery
You can pre-order the album here: https://strut.lnk.to/JungleRun

Nubiyan Twist - Addis To London feat. Mulatu Astatke

Japanese 10-piece ensemble Minyo Crusaders performed at Le Guess Who? 2019, following the release of their debut album ‘Echoes of Japan’.

About:
Minyo Crusaders breathe new life into traditional Japanese folk songs (‘minyo’) by merging them with Latin, African and Caribbean rhythms and flourishes of exotica. By doing so, the 10-piece band creates some of the most infectious, fresh sounding cross-continental roots music in years, proficient in both punchy melodies and inventive arrangements.

Captured on Saturday, 9 November 2019, at TivoliVredenburg's Grote Zaal.
Recorded and mixed by Marc Broer & Martijn van Waveren.
Photography by Jorah Sarah.

www.leguesswho.com

In praise of Professor Takyiwaa Manuh

tem.dance

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