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Numudon Rhythm performed by Karamoko Sanogo : Slow and Fast

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Numudɔn Rhythm performed by Karamoko Sanogo : Slow and Fast Numu = forgeron/ dɔ̀n = danse (Mandé) The slower rhythm is traditionally danced with axe in hand. "La 1ère partie, plus lente, était basée sur le pas de base des forgerons, lorsque l'on danse avec la hache – et cette partie est dansée par les forgerons en même temps que les griots chantent leurs louanges dans les cérémonies. Lorsque la musique s'accélère, ce sont souvent les danseurs professionnels qui prennent le relai dans les cercles de danse car ils sont entrainés à la vitesse." Manu Sissoko (email exchange 2023-24) Culture bearer information from participating in dance workshops with: Dramane Sissoko, Manu Sissoko Tags: mande, manding, rhythm, rythme, africa, Malinke rhythms (collective intangible heritage) : Numudon Rhythm Doun, bells, djembe: Karamako Sanogo. Sound Engineer: Adrien Halfon, MJC Roguet, Toulouse. Post-production: Thiago Gondim, Gerador, Lisbon. Commission/production: Deirdre Molloy with the support of Project Manifest as part of www.decodenoir.org Performance © Deirdre Molloy 2023 Link: on.soundcloud.com Relation: unityatlantic.org Relation: decodenoir.org

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BushoongLomaMandinkaManinkakan, EasternManinkakan, KitaManinkakan, WesternNomaandeTobangaXaasongaxango

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