Southern African music and heritage education resources are provided to the scholars, students, teachers, musicians, creative artists, and industry practitioners for capacity building in authentic career growth.
These capacity building workbooks and audio visual tutorials are syllabus based Afro-centric resources for artistic self-development in all aspects of creativity, from spiritual to physical, emotional to mental and business to future career growth paths. The target age group is 12 – 24.
These capacity building workbooks and audio visual tutorials are an innovative and interactive music mentorship and self-development series of teachings; including: spiritual, emotional and mental development; and, technical, historical, general knowledge, business and career know how.
The tutorials are recorded in a live workshop setting offering three levels of activation for participants across multiple target groups. Activations include music education, music incubation and know-how for career stimulation.
Topics covered include S.A Jazz, Rhythm Workshops, Spirituality and Freedom in music, South African music vernaculars, poetry and jazz and shared the tools of organisation, promotion and philosophy. Music Learning resources include a broadening on the music genres, in a quest to cater for all kinds of S.A. music and Pan Africanism, Decolonisation, AfroCentricity and African Humanity as pillars for a career in African Arts Culture and Heritage.
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Dyani’s compositions show the merging of folk music and jazz music. His compositions bridged music and society, and his harmonic approach had the effect of bringing solidarity and change to the social disharmony. It is a timeless approach. His music crossed over into multiple genres.
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