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African Lullaby (Lyrics included with album)
Description African Lullaby is a charming collection of children's music warmed by Africa's rich musical heritage. The folklore and family life in regions like the Ivory Coast, Mali, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Guinea, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, and South Africa are reflected in the lullabies' lyrics, as traditional instruments such as the kora, mbira, balaphone, dundun, bamboo flute, talking drum, and guitar heighten the album's authenticity. Stars of the African music scene like Ladysmith Black Mambazo...
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The file size is a total of 37.1 million pixels. Pixel size specs. 3600 ht.by 3600 wt. Specified print: 20 x 20 inches or even bigger. Resolution: 180 pixels/per inch resolution (High Quality Print) This is a TIFF file put on CD. ( Item# 46223 ) $ 115.00
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Jazz Flute Tunes
Free standard shipping on orders above $199. Level/Grade 3. ABRSM JAZZ. With Softcover with CD. 9x12 inches. 24 pages. Published by Abrsm Publishing. The Associated Board's Jazz Syllabus is a comprehensive introduction to the world of jazz. A pioneering set of publications and a structured learning program provide the building blocks needed to play jazz with imagination, understanding, and style and to improvise effectively right from the start. Jazz Flute Tunes is a series of graded folios providing a wealth of jazz repertoire representing the breadth and diversity of jazz, from the great African-American tradition to the vibrant and multicultural sounds of jazz today. Each book includes a CD that provides minus-one backing tracks as well as recordings of full performances. Level 3 includes: Afro Blue (Mongo Santamaria) Belly Roll (Quincy Jones) Birks Works (Dizzy Gillespie) Alfie's Theme (Sonny Rollins) Honeysuckle Rose (Thomas 'Fats' Waller & Andy Razaf) My Little Suede Shoes (Charlie Parker) Make Me a Me
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This is a beautiful 7 keyed West African hand made bamboo flute made from a singe piece of bamboo. The holes are perfect circles that will ensure precise notes.
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Product ID: 008650. Ethnic Group: Fra Fra. Price: $125.00. Shipping: $9.75. Quantity Available: 1.
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African Psalm (Incorporating A Traditional Kenyan Folk Song) - SAB W/Optional Flute
Freely adapted Kenyan folk song with a joyous new text by the composer adapted from the Psalms. Independent voice writing alternates with layered voices in the tradition of African music making. Vivid dynamic contrasts and lively yet regular syncopation. Flute part and suggestions for improvised percussion included in the publication.
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Freely adapted Kenyan folk song with a joyous new text by the composer adapted from the Psalms. Independent voice writing alternates with layered voices in the tradition of African music making. Vivid dynamic contrasts and lively yet regular syncopation. Flute part and suggestions for improvised percussion included in the publication.
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ATMOSPHERIC, CULTURAL. Journey around the world with this collection of internationally flavored music. Worldbeat brings together delicious blends of modern ambient sounds and authentic instrumentation to tempt your palette. A dash of the exotic.
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Description This collaboration between soul singer Frankie Lee and multi-instrumentalist bluesman Dan Treanor definitely utilizes some African elements, but the title might be an exaggeration. At heart it's very much a straightforward (and excellent) blues record. Of course, the blues does have its roots in African music, but they're not as widely explored as they might be. "African Wind" comes closest, with kalimba (and Lee doing his best Taj Mahal imitation), and "Cane Flute Soul" brings in fife...
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African Art Music for Flute
Meet the Artists: Wendy Hymes holds BA, MM and DMA degrees in music from Principia College, Indiana University and Louisiana State University respectively. Her principal flute teachers have been Marie Garritson Jureit, Jacques Zoon and Katherine Kemler. She has played with Synchronia (a contemporary American music ensemble), St. Louis Philharmonic, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra as well as chamber music with leading soloists such as violinist Rachel Barton, the late organist...
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Fred Onovwerosuoke: Three Pieces for Flute and Piano (Tracks 1-3.)Featured on this recording are his Three Pieces for Flute and Piano, which present three transfigured African tableaux’s. Though Just Before Dawn is the third piece in the series, I felt it the most appropriate to open this recording because of its progressive tonal language, which is more representative of African art music as a whole. The piece is a product of the composer’s American journey when he experienced new influences while...
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Soothing rhythms and warm, rich music. Magical sounds from the guitar, bamboo flutes, talking drums, and more. Lyrics sung in native languages to reflect African folklore and village life. Includes notes with original lyrics and English translations.
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Made from African blackwood, Pratten style long middle joint, slide head. Made in Pakistan
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This is my lowest pitched flute, so far. It is in the key of A below Middle C. It is a BIG flute. So is the sound. The flute is made from Paduak, an African wood. It is clear and the hardness is somewhere between Walnut and Eastern Cedar. I'm using this for the large flute because the wood is so consistent. Below is a picture of this flute. Click on the picture to hear the flute.
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A varied blend of rhythmic African grooves and jazz from Source, featuring vocalist Abdoulaye Diabate -- a mix of styles that gives the album a pretty unique vibe -- shifting from rootsier percussion and rhythms, to a tighter, fusiony jazz vibe! The vocals are top notch, from the more melodic, and sweeter moments to more emphatic, raw and moving -- with some exceptional guitar and flute in the mix, plus some keys that give it more of a modern fusion groove at times. Titles include "Bara", "Magali...
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ABOUT THE TOAST: The word "bridal" comes from a British toasting tradition where newlyweds-to-be drank a marriage mead known as "bride-ale" for thirty days prior to their wedding day as part of the festivities. Wine has always been central to the celebration. Many Wedding flutes can be personalized with Names and Wedding Date. Wedding flutes can be used for other celebrations.
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Toasting Flutes
Minimum order: 1 item(s). Toasting Flutes10" Toasting Flute GlassesAfrican American Bride and Groom Detailed HandlesMade of Painted Resin and GlassA beautiful accent for your reception dcor, you will love these couple toasting flutes.Each of the 10" tall glasses of the flute set has a painted resin handle intricately crafted to resemble an African American bridal couple snuggling together.The exquisite detailing includes a pearlized white satin wedding gown and matching veil on the bride, as well as the stylish bow tie on the groom. Elegant and sweet, the couple toasting flutes will become a treasured reminder of your special day.
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African Tale is nothing else than a beatiful Afro-House track with nice afro-vocal bits, a strong string-hook which will, once heard, be in your head for a long time! Atgar delivers us three diffrent mixes: The Original Mix which comes with some flute parts and smooth beatz, the club mix is more something for the peak time and the dirty tribe mix, something in between of the two other mixes....This is not enoug, Shik Stylko took there time to deliver once again two pumpin mixes which really rocks...
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Offering a showcase for a little-known woodwind found in the Fouta Djallon Mountains of Guinea, West Africa, Fula Flute is a haunting collection of songs utilizing the instrument. Featuring many world musicians trained to use the Fula Flute, the album is a moody mix of traditional African folk music and world music fusion. -Bradley Torreano, AMG
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AFRICAN VOICES spotlights five leading male artists in richly varied styles of song spanning the African continent. The beautiful voices of Ayub Ogada, Vieux Diop, Samite, Luck Diop and Kevin Nathaniel speak to the heart on these outstanding styles of African music. The instrumentation varies with each artist, but primarily features voice, percussion, flutes, kora, keyboards, electric and acoustic guitar. A great addition to any world music section.
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This jazz method will help the intermediate player take their jazz skills to a new level. Includes 22 pieces written in a variety of styles: blues, swing, New Orleans, ragtime, jazz-rock, bossa nova, samba, salsa, calypso, reggae and South African. Particular emphasis is given to helping the student improvise over chord sequences, such as the II-V-I progression. Other features include a section on idiomatic effects, scales, and a companion CD with backing tracks for all pieces and exercises.
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A unique collection for the flute: 46 full-page solos, including arrangements of spirituals, folk songs, dance tunes, and melodies by African-American composers, plus five solos composed for this collection. Includes melodies by Basile Barès, A. J. R. Conner, Henry Hart, J. W. Postlewaite. Features previously unpublished solo by renowned Philadpelphia musician Francis Johnson, the earliest known composition by an African-American, dating from 1815. Favorites include Amen, Banyan Tree, Doctor Bird, and...
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