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Yoruba musical instruments
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khaled says:
it is unique one.. great use of colurs which means in african cultures alot.. and very good sizes..
it represent a reflection of part of the nigerian idenity..Posted on Feb 24, 2004 @ 8:12 PM
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Angel_on_broomstick says:
i really like the colours in ur drawing these colours really bring the lively *sounds* of life
Posted on Dec 12, 2003 @ 11:58 PM
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dgreatafrican says:
Taju!!! This is the greatest Nigerian work I have ever set my eyes on. Keep it up Bro!
Posted on Sep 5, 2003 @ 3:07 PM
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rotexonline says:
Keep it up...i love the work.. it is proudly nigerian.
Posted on Sep 5, 2003 @ 6:06 AM
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Posted on Aug 22, 2003
by Tajudeen Akinwande.
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Yoruba traditional musical instruments
The painting describes the types of musical instrument... more »
Yoruba traditional musical instruments
The painting describes the types of musical instrument used for entertainment during occasions such as naming, marriage burial, housewarming ceremonies in Yoruba land, the south-western part of Nigeria.
These instruments are iya-ilu (talking drum), sekere, bata drum, agogo and omele (small drum). All these are at the foreground of the painting.
At the background is the typical Yoruba village and way of dancing and drumming during any festival or ceremony where these instruments are put into use with two ladies dancing to the bata, iya-ilu drums, sekere and the omele beats. They all dressed in Yoruba traditional attire.
Medium: Color pencil on cardboard less «
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