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SUMMARY:The Beauty of African Rhythm: An Introduction to Traditional West 
 African Instruments 
LOCATION:South Bowie\nSouth Bowie
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DESCRIPTION:Uasuf Gueye offers an engaging\, all-ages performance and disc
 ussion of West African history and culture through an exhilarating demonst
 ration of popular Manding instruments. Witness the art of playing\, discov
 er construction details\, and understand their traditional significance in
  a concise and energetic presentation that combines music and historical i
 nsights for an intriguing experience..\nhttps://pgcmls.libnet.info/event/9
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 <a href="https://www.1selfcw.com/lecture-demonstrations">Photo source</a><
 /p>\n<p>Born in Washington\, DC\, Uasuf Gueye belongs to a family of Nguew
 el/Diali\, or oral historians and musicians. He began his study and perfor
 mance of Manding and Wolof music at a very young age. Uasuf is a dynamic d
 jembe and dundun drummer as well as a skilled instrument craftsman. He als
 o plays the 21-key Bala\, which he learned first with his teacher\, Cheick
  Hamala Diabate and other master artists of the Manding tradition of West 
 Africa. Uasuf has dedicated his life to the task of becoming an ambassador
  of African culture to the world. The catalyst for such a responsibility i
 s the passion he has for reconnecting those of the African Diaspora to one
  another. His repertoire ranges from traditional songs from the 13th centu
 ry to contemporary original compositions incorporating blues and jazz riff
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