The Kenyan Classical Music Culture
Kenya is bustling with music, bopping heads from every corner especially of the capital; jazz bands, rap artists even beat boxers. Despite the music scene [Read More…]
Kenya is bustling with music, bopping heads from every corner especially of the capital; jazz bands, rap artists even beat boxers. Despite the music scene [Read More…]
With a spiritual-tinged demeanor, Shamsi music is currently the youngest jazz band in Kenya, they came together in 2014 as a recording and performing instrumental [Read More…]
The Goethe institute was the place to be for an intimate evening of amazing music curated by women. Women in music Forum is aimed at [Read More…]
Nyummy. Very, very Nyummy. June’s much anticipated exclusive shows, All of June was a big hit, I relished being part of part of her band… [Read More…]
January ended on a good note for most Classical fans, as the Kenya National Youth Orchestra gave an afternoon dose of delightful music at the [Read More…]
There is always that one event that happens in the downpour, it so happened to be one of the most anticipated events of the year, [Read More…]
Nairobi Orchestra kicked off its 2016 end of year concert with four performances that celebrate works of various composers: Holst Gustav Suite No.1 E flat [Read More…]
Bharatnatyam is a dance art form that has spanned over 2,000 years. It originated in Southern India. The name Bharatanatyam is a simple derivation from [Read More…]
Music lovers were on the 8th of October 2016, treated to a spectacular musical event at the Lugogo cricket oval in Kampala. Coincidentally, the 9th [Read More…]
I am writing this article with an assumption of basic music knowledge. Polyrhythms are often misunderstood. This is an attempt to clarify what polyrhythms are and [Read More…]