In this video, the vocalists sang eight traditional Gahu songs in call and response form, covering topics including greeting, advice on personal values and morals, education in Ewe dance-drumming, Gahu performance aesthetics, and even death -- as Ewe music is often performed at funerals to celebrate the life of the departed and send them off in ...

2018年2月8日 · Kao ti hu na'magof i kurason-mu? Is it because I didn't make your heart happy? Ai neni kao ti un tungo hafa hu susesedi? Oh baby, do you know what I've been through? Oh what will I do now?

Gahu Song Boook - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. These songs come from a version of the Gahu dance developed at the University of Ghana. These songs may differ from other versions that have developed within other performance groups.

In this post, you will learn about — and listen to — Gahu (Gah-HOO), a recreational style of music of the Ewe (EH-way) people of Ghana, Togo and Benin that is popular around the world. Many posts, including this one, will also feature interactive African drumming multitrack mixers.

2014年9月18日 · GAHU, recreational dance of the Ewe people of Ghana. Performed on September 17, 2014, at the John J. Cali School of Music, Montclair State University. Reco...

2007年4月5日 · Performance of the Ewe Dance Gahu by Nukporfe Dance-Drumming Ensemble from Binghamton University

2016年8月30日 · There are multiple songs used with Gahu and they can be called in any order. The music printed below is a guide that can be expanded through improvisation on and harmonization of the melody. The lyrics loosely translate to “Welcome to the Gahu; the Gahu welcomes you.” Dancing. Gahu is performed in a circle that moves counterclockwise.

Gahu [gah-hü] is a popular secular dance-drumming among the Anlo-Ewe people of southeastern Ghana. It originated among the Gun-Gbe (gön-bã) people of Ketornu in

Gahu is a social dance and music event from the Ewe people of Ghana. This page contains everything I can remember about Gahu from our sessions with Josh Ryan. This was a highlight of the week, and we learned enough to know that we are just scratching the surface of Gahu.

R: Keteke la ku mí lo R: Yawa ee yawa x Éwɔna ɖoɖoe Gahu dzodzo yawa ee Kilode kpo si oo ee, ee, yawa x2. Éwɔna ɖoɖoe Kilode kpo si oo GAHU SONG 5 MACRU SONG L: Se adzo yi L/R: Amadou ye, Amadou ye o Josefu se adzo Saba dzo Amadou ye, Amadou ye oo R: Se adzo Siko wala yoo, Amadou ye o Josefu say adzo Saba dzo Siko wala yoo, Amadou yee