Amadou Diagne is a musician who has the traditions of West Africa at his fingertips. From Dakar, Senegal, Amadou comes from a long Griot family line of percussionists and praise singers. His talent as a percussionist led to becoming a professional full time member of l'Orchestre National du Senegal, regularly performing with some of the top west African stars for concerts and television as well as being a busy session musician on the Dakar music scene.
Since moving to England he has been busy forging his own musical identity as a musician, singer and songwriter inspired by meeting, playing and collaborating with musicians from diverse backgrounds and musical styles. Amadou is a multi instrumentalist who has developed a unique and intricate guitar style which draws heavily on his skills as a percussionist. He has an infectious love of improvisation and an eclectic musical inspiration to draw on resulting in dynamic and exciting live performances. 

'a burgeoning talent'  Folk Roots Magazine
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'Vice' the musical, written with long-term collaborator and librettist, Sue Curtis, is a Jacobean revenge play using period language to juxtapose with a wild jazz/classical score. More info at http://www.joolsscott.co.uk

'The Cool Web : A Robert Graves Oratorio' is a brand new First World War commemoration piece for SSAATTBB choir, baritone soloist and 17 piece chamber ensemble based on texts from Robert Graves' poems, some First World War poems, some from before and after the 1914 War. This WW1 Centernary oratorio follows the experiences and creative reaction of one of the great English poets, subjected to the horrors of the 'first modern war'. 

Christmas album: http://www.thegoldeneggs.co.uk

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