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Ewe
An African ethic group from Ghana and Togo that preforms agbekor
Mande
General term for West African ethno. Linguistic groups whose music culture features specialist sound artisans and stringed instruments such as the Kora
Dagbamba
Ethnic group of abukari Lunna from northern Ghana
Shona
Ethnic group in Zimbabwe noted for its mbira music
BaAka
One of several ethnic groups from central Africa known to Europeans as pygmies
Agbekor
War dance of the Ewe people. The name means “clear life”. Now used for funerals and festivals
Gankogui
West African double bell; molds time into distinctive shape
Griot
Term used by Europeans for the hereditary sound artisans of west African polities such as the Mande (Jalolu) or Dagbamba (Lunsi)
Kora
West African lute with 21 strings played like a harp
Konkong
Obstinate part in kora music made by knocking on the resonator
Mbira
Plucked idiopbone used by Shona (AKA the thumb piano)
Chimurenga music
War of liberation against white rule; a style of popular music in Zimbabwe
Afrobeat
Musical style created by fella Kati that presents politicallly charged Afrocentric lyrics within attractive dance party grooves