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Southern Africa has a rich culture of music and dance that is expressed through various festivals and celebrations. Some key dances discussed include the Tshetsha Boys dance, characterized by masks and silliness, the Gumboot dance performed by miners to communicate through boot slapping, and various traditional instruments mentioned such as the madosini and bermibau. The document provides examples of these dances through embedded video links and discusses how certain dances represent important aspects of South African culture and history.
Greek dance and music jime
Greek dance and music was an important part of ancient Greek culture and continues to be important today. Various traditional dances like the Zorba dance are performed at weddings, funerals, and other celebrations. Traditional Greek instruments included the lyra, santouri, and cretan lyra. Music was believed to improve both physical and emotional health for the ancient Greeks and they had a god of music they would perform dances for. Dance and music continue to represent Greek culture.
Voortrekker Monument - South Africa
The document is about music being played at the Voortrekker Monument in South Africa. The song playing is by Afrikaans artist Bok van Blerk. The document ends by allowing the user to keep listening to the music or press 'Esc' to exit.
West Africa Contemporary Music
Es una muy grata sorpresa la calidad de la música de África Occidental y Marruecos y me pareció muy interesante conocer los instrumentos musicales que utilizan y la gran tradición de sus músicos. La presentación incluye 6 fragmentos musicales.
Twenty five years of choral music performance contribution of winneba youth c...
The document discusses the 25-year history and contributions of the Winneba Youth Choir (WYC) in Ghana. It began as the Methodist Junior Choir in 1988 but broke off in 1997 to form the independent WYC. The choir provides opportunities for youth employment and skill development through music. It has helped establish new youth choirs across Ghana and plays an important role in preserving Ghanaian cultural heritage and values through choral performances. The WYC has contributed significantly to socioeconomic development in Winneba and Ghana through employment, education, and social recognition for youth.
Kingdoms of Ancient West Africa
Three important West African empires were Ghana, Mali, and Songhai. Ghana was the first empire, located along the Niger River valley. Traders brought salt and gold, which helped the empire grow wealthy. Later, Mali rose as the dominant empire under Sundiata and Mansa Musa. The capital was Niani and the major city was Timbuktu, a center for trade, Islam, and education. When Mali declined, Songhai took over as the last major West African empire, ruling from Gao along the Niger River.
Rhyming and associating sounds with rhyming
The document outlines an ASSURE model lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on phonics, including recognizing rhyming words, applying grade-level phonics skills to decode words, and recognizing letter-sound correspondences. A variety of activities using Word, Kidspiration, and PowerPoint are planned to engage students and address different learning styles. The lesson and activities are designed to help students demonstrate understanding of spoken words and sounds.
Africa
This document discusses three endangered animal species in Africa - chimpanzees, cheetahs, and white rhinoceros. It provides basic descriptions of their physical characteristics and habitats. The chimpanzee population is around 226,200, the cheetah population is around 9,000, and there are only about 6 white rhinoceros remaining in the world, showing that these species are endangered.
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