How Finnish Missionaries Transformed Oshiwambo from Oral to Written LanguageBy Anu OnasanyaTue May 27 2025Photo courtesy of CanvaHow Finnish Missionaries Transformed Oshiwambo from Oral to Written LanguageShare to:
Olufela Sowande: Nigerian Classical Music PioneerBy | 4/25/2025 | PeopleOlufela (Fela) Sowande, a music legend and not the same as Fela Kuti, was a musician and composer of African music in the classical European style.
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The Power of African Music in Early EducationBy | 1/13/2025 | FosterAfrican music is a powerful learning tool for children. It can be used to teach young learners numbers, greetings, about animals, ... , and their mother tongue.
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Apala Music: Its Philosophy and Evolution in Yoruba CultureBy | 5/15/2025 | GenresApala music is classified into five classes based on tempo and rhythmic patterns, each championed by renowned artists who became synonymous with their particular style. Apala San-an, Apala Songa, Apala Wiro ...
