Dungu, performed by Chinobay, formerly known as Kinobe on traditional African instruments

Dungu, performed by Chinobay, formerly known as Kinobe (www.chinobay.com) on traditional African instruments. In concert at the Institute of Musical Traditions (www.imtfolk.org) September 28, 2009.
As always, we gratefully thank the Maryland State Arts Council (www.msac.org), the Montgomery County Arts & Humanities Council (www.creativemoco.com), The House of Musical Traditions (www.hmtrad.com/proaudio) and all our other donors, supporters, and volunteers.
Camera:
Pat McGee
Video Editing:
Ralph Lillie
© 2010
Institute of Musical Traditions
www.imtfolk.org

[@ElectronLord]

his voice is really pleasing to hear, and the playing of that rare instrument is on par, too.

[@shriramvenu]

what a beautiful piece of music

[@MrMaridjata]

sweeet music for the heart.

[@persiancatsarecool]

so beautiful

[@musiicxlover93]

Just... wow

[@TheChubbyDoe]

When he started singing I had to stop what I was doing to listen!

[@richo61]

music starts about 7:00
Sweet music, beautiful voice.

[@ghostofdayinperson]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@mattwarehouse81]

Beautiful

[@rasgobanadache8716]

you are just great, thumbs up fratello

[@nmakala9]

The second instrument (the trapezpodal one made with a resonator covered with a monitor lizard skin) is called a Nyatiti; the third is called an Akogo in uganda, but it has as many names as the places where you will find it.

[@MrPunkiyo]

Hermoso.

[@yamajestykingneto]

pfffffffffff damn man speachless

[@tarcisiodeoliveira1140]

Muito bonito o som e a voz. Parabéns, do Brasil!

[@shadoelake]

@hayden98000 whats your problem? gotta be a jerk all the time? i hate my generation. he's a great speaker.

[@nmakala9]

He may boring to you, but not to me