In homage to the Zimbabwean musician and singer-song writer Dumisani Maraire, who died in 1999. Maraire who played the mbira, taught in the United States in the 1970s and then introduced an ethnomusicology programme at the University of Zimbabwe in 1982. Music by Dumisani Maraire (Zimbabwe), Kevin Volans (South Africa), Badara Seck (Senegal), Gabin Dabire (Burkina Faso). Produced by Fondazione Music per Roma, S. Cecilia and African communities in Rome.
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Auditorium Parco della Musica, Viale Pietro De Coubertin 30
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www.santacecilia.it
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