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Ephraim Amu Foundation
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Ephraim Amu Mawue Na Me
Misonu Amu sings Mawue Na Me by her Father, Dr. Ephraim Amu, at the Festival concert honoring him at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, MA on Feb. 21, 2014. The accompanist is Patricia Au.
If you'd like a score of this piece, or more information on the foundation or the festival, please contact us at www.ephraimamufoundation.com
If you'd like a score of this piece, or more information on the foundation or the festival, please contact us at www.ephraimamufoundation.com
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Ephraim Amu - Dzɔdzɔenyɛnyɛ
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Dzɔdzɔenyɛnyɛ (1959) was composed By Dr. Amu for the celebration of the Independence of Togoland. The text is based on Proverbs 14:34 "Righteousness exalts a nation." All ye citizens rise up, let us join hands and build our nation. Let us forever seek to uplift our nation wholeheartedly. For in righteousness, hard work and vigilance lies a nation's advancement. The ensemble you hear is the "Ear...
Ephraim Amu: Yɛŋ Ara Asase Ni
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The chorus singing this selection is the chorus of the West Volta Presbytery Church. Yɛŋ Ara Asase Ni is perhaps the most well known song of Dr. Ephraim Amu, and has been adopted as Ghana's "national song". Originally composed in the Peki dialect of the Ewe language in 1929, it was composed at the request of a teacher at Peki for the celebration of "Empire Day" to be sung by school children in ...
Mawɔ dɔ na Yesu
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Tufts Concert Choir under the direction of Jamie Kirsch. The Agbekor Drumming and Dancing Society under the direction of Nani Agbeli. This performance was part of the Festival concert celebrating Dr. Amu in the U.S.A., at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston MA (Feb. 21-22, 2014). It was a collaborative effort between NEC and Tufts, with Symposium and Concert at NEC, and drumming/dan...
Ephraim Amu: Alegbegbe
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Alegbegbe is a setting of the scriptural passage: John 3:16 composed by Dr. Ephraim Amu. It is in the Ewe language of the people who live in the Volta Region of Ghana. The chorus is the West Volta Presbytery Church Choir under the direction of Dr. Misonu Amu, daughter of the esteemed composer. Interested in acquiring a recording or score? Contact us at www.ephraimamufoundation.com
Beautiful, very beautiful. You can be the daughter of a famous composer but not have a voice. Misonu has great voice and does her father's song great justice here. Bravo
Yoo 🤘 brotherz nd sisters you should come and leave in Ghana ok for the good job them to our music 🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶🎵
I really love this song. Please attach the score so we can download.. Thank you
Beautiful piece. Ephraim Amu is up there Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Prof. JH Nketia, etc
Awesome
Please can someone help me with lyrics, please i really need it please if anyone can help me i would be verg happy and grateful
You guys are WOW 😳😳 I love that 💓😍💓😍
Am Alkhalhie am going to perform this today wassce💯🥪2021🙏🙏🙏may he enters and made it cool for me 💯💯💞💞💞💞✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️
Waooo!! Very shocking 💃💃
Tata Amu was truly a national hero!
Tata Amu lives on!
Tata, akpe na wo!
This was beautiful and to have our children of Ghanaian background be a part of the performance was epic.
my soul is filled with joy listening to this music
Yayra
One of the most difficult West African languages EWE bring sliced through by foreigners I am impressed BRAVO
Ewe🇬🇭🇬🇭❤
Beautiful song!!! Well done, Misonu Amu. He (Tata Amu) lives in you!
Beautiful Ewe songs
Beautiful song
Harmonious voices
Wow that's good
Beautiful 🇬🇭
They're good!
J'aime trop la chanson là💕💕💕💕
Lovely
Ephraim Korku Amu Forever!!Volta's best!!!
Please what is the meaning of the song
I can't forget back at WASSCE MUSIC PRACTICAL🤔😃2015
Nice one
waooo congratulations
your songs always make me feel happy
very nice! this is colonisation in its best way! ⚘👍🌷
music is good.
Beautiful! Tata Amu is still alive! The message is very true, the music always alive. God is the only giver.!
Oh! Houu! Do you think our language does not weath it! Very impressive! Of course why can't they? Have we not learn their language? We should rather be proud of them. Well done guys!
Complimenti!!!
Once its written,it can be sang by anybody!
Arielle, Joseph, Nedelka and Michael - brilliant is all I can say. Please include details of the percussionist. They were awesome.
The percussionists were members of the Agbekor Drum and Dance Society in the Boston Metro Area.
This is very very impressive presentation of non Ewe speaking students. words were extremely and clearly sang. I know most of the songs, having been exposed to them much earlier and of course being a relative. Congratulations to Misonu for getting this going - a great tribute to the great composer. Hopefully we are doing more for him in Ghana.
Nice piece
Aaaah! Abrofo wo time paaa ooo!! (White people have time on their hands!). However, very interesting and enjoyable.
Ow aden? Yen momm na y3 w) time
So what are you saying? It's a good song, and they sang it well. I enjoyed it. You did too obviously. Not only did you spend time watching it but you also commented.
How can a grown African man write something like this? African language song is not worth learning by white people or what? This is a university and in the academia, African arts and its forms are appreciated. Backward mentality
We perform their compositions all the time so there is nothing strange about this bro
😳🤔 Awww...ese veve!