Afro
- Krautsurfer
- Meganerd
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Re: Afro
Ja, die's fijn.
Met dank aan Kryptozoid.
Met dank aan Kryptozoid.
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‘Goed bezig’ - Siegfried Stahl
‘een verongelijkte drammende janker’ -David
‘Lekker ding’ - RDW
Uw mening hier, voor slechts vijf euro per letter!
Grijp die kans!
Re: Afro
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- 1ofthemFaces
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Re: Afro
Krautsurfer schreef:Ja, die's fijn.
Met dank aan Kryptozoid.
Maar geen Afrobeat. Hoewel die term de lading wel deky,moet je meer denken aan Fela Kuti.
Dit is wel een bekende;
- 1ofthemFaces
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Ik ook niet.Hensup schreef:Nou, ik vind lang niet alles goed van Fela Kuti, feaces. Nu jij weer.
Vind dat gelul erdoorheen vaak irritant.
Maar hij is we de gronlegger Onkel X.
Nu jij weer.
Re: Afro
Met dat gelul heb ik minder moeite mee dan met die soms oeverloos repeterende blazerskoortjes. Zoals ook het geval is bij die track die jij uitkoos, feaces. Overigens doe je dit topic tekort door te veronderstellen dat het me sec om de Afrobeat gaat. Luister maar eens goed naar de youtubes van mijn hand. Misschien dat je dan begrijpt wat ik beweer.
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- 1ofthemFaces
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Ik heb ze gehoord. Zit weinig Afrobeat bij.Hensup schreef:Met dat gelul heb ik minder moeite mee dan met die soms oeverloos repeterende blazerskoortjes. Zoals ook het geval is bij die track die jij uitkoos, feaces. Overigens doe je dit topic tekort door te veronderstellen dat het me sec om de Afrobeat gaat. Luister maar eens goed naar de youtubes van mijn hand. Misschien dat je dan begrijpt wat ik beweer.
Is allemaal wel mooie muziek hoor.
Deze al in huis? Echt jouw kopje thee.

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Re: Afro
Je hebt het niet eens gehoord manHensup schreef:Ik koop heel weining en al helemaal geen nikserigheid verpakt met z'n dertien in een dozijn, feaces. Jij weer.
Re: Afro
Maar natuurlijk wel. Op mijn koptelefoon nota bene. Dat terwijl ik met een half oor kan luisteren en aan een kwart woord per half oor voldoende heb. Slappe hap zonder oorspronkelijkheid zou ik ook kunnen zeggen. Maar dat vind ik zonde van je geld. Feaces, jij.
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Afro-Sonic Mapping
The project seeks to trace the migrations of the Afro-Sonic Signifier and understand its transfer through the black Atlantic passage. It is based on an investigation of the earliest recordings of African music by anthropologists Leo Frobenius, Northcote Thomas and Karl Edvard Laman, among others, that employed phonograph-recording machines during their separate field trips in central and West Africa circa 1890 to 1907.
The project will continue to map the sonic associations, transformations and performances of the Afro-Sonic Signifier in diverse Transnational African Diaspora contemporary communities, within the context of colonial bombardments and transatlantic migrations. With a defined focus on its resonances in our current post-colonial time, Afro-Sonic Mapping links the unchartered waters of anthropological field recordings to the contemporary urban frequencies of Kinshasa, Luanda, Salvador de Bahia, London, Kingston, New York, Los Angeles and New Orleans. Sonic Mapping is a tool to perceive and understand the existence and migrations of what Hoyt terms the Eternal Migration of the Afro-Sonic Signifier.
The first Afro-Sonic Mapping journey is intrinsically focused on the investigation of music recorded in the late 19th and early 20th century by pioneering European anthropologists. Some of this material, which has been digitised and is currently housed in the Berliner Phonogramm Archiv, was recorded in the area currently known as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola.
As I travel this journey, I will have copies of this music along with other early field recordings, and will connect with cross-generational musicians, academics and culture makers to revisit and decode the essence of these recordings. The rhythm patterns are of prime interest; this journey will prove that these very same beats are employed in various current music genres throughout the Transnational African Diaspora and in many popular music styles globally.
The phonograph recordings will be a source of inspiration in the process of creating new music with traditional musicians, such as Tchokwe and Mbundu, as well as contemporary Kuduro musicians. This process of connection, analysis and performance will be repeated in each of the locations to be visited in this first Afro-Sonic Mapping (i.e. Luanda, Salvador de Bahia, and Lisbon). The research aims to reveal the eternal migrational patterns of these pre-middle passage codes of music as a cyclic phenomenon. The local contemporary dance styles and fashion trends in all the destinations to be visited will also be documented and filmed, excerpts of which will be presented on this blog.
https://afrosonicmapping.com/afro-sonic-mapping/
The project seeks to trace the migrations of the Afro-Sonic Signifier and understand its transfer through the black Atlantic passage. It is based on an investigation of the earliest recordings of African music by anthropologists Leo Frobenius, Northcote Thomas and Karl Edvard Laman, among others, that employed phonograph-recording machines during their separate field trips in central and West Africa circa 1890 to 1907.
The project will continue to map the sonic associations, transformations and performances of the Afro-Sonic Signifier in diverse Transnational African Diaspora contemporary communities, within the context of colonial bombardments and transatlantic migrations. With a defined focus on its resonances in our current post-colonial time, Afro-Sonic Mapping links the unchartered waters of anthropological field recordings to the contemporary urban frequencies of Kinshasa, Luanda, Salvador de Bahia, London, Kingston, New York, Los Angeles and New Orleans. Sonic Mapping is a tool to perceive and understand the existence and migrations of what Hoyt terms the Eternal Migration of the Afro-Sonic Signifier.
The first Afro-Sonic Mapping journey is intrinsically focused on the investigation of music recorded in the late 19th and early 20th century by pioneering European anthropologists. Some of this material, which has been digitised and is currently housed in the Berliner Phonogramm Archiv, was recorded in the area currently known as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola.
As I travel this journey, I will have copies of this music along with other early field recordings, and will connect with cross-generational musicians, academics and culture makers to revisit and decode the essence of these recordings. The rhythm patterns are of prime interest; this journey will prove that these very same beats are employed in various current music genres throughout the Transnational African Diaspora and in many popular music styles globally.
The phonograph recordings will be a source of inspiration in the process of creating new music with traditional musicians, such as Tchokwe and Mbundu, as well as contemporary Kuduro musicians. This process of connection, analysis and performance will be repeated in each of the locations to be visited in this first Afro-Sonic Mapping (i.e. Luanda, Salvador de Bahia, and Lisbon). The research aims to reveal the eternal migrational patterns of these pre-middle passage codes of music as a cyclic phenomenon. The local contemporary dance styles and fashion trends in all the destinations to be visited will also be documented and filmed, excerpts of which will be presented on this blog.
https://afrosonicmapping.com/afro-sonic-mapping/
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Re: Afro
‘ik hoop dat je kanker krijgt’ - Oved
‘Goed bezig’ - Siegfried Stahl
‘een verongelijkte drammende janker’ -David
‘Lekker ding’ - RDW
Uw mening hier, voor slechts vijf euro per letter!
Grijp die kans!
‘Goed bezig’ - Siegfried Stahl
‘een verongelijkte drammende janker’ -David
‘Lekker ding’ - RDW
Uw mening hier, voor slechts vijf euro per letter!
Grijp die kans!
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