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Welcome to Akojopo Blog's new interview series about African art music! Every month, we hope to deliver content that helps readers who are unfamiliar with the world of African art...

Navigating Nigeria’s arts and nonprofit sector requires a deep understanding of the country’s volatile economic landscape, shifting regulations, and pervasive corruption. My journey in arts administration and ethnographic research has...

The Gángan, also known as the Yorùbá talking drum, is more than just an instrument—it's a cultural treasure, a storyteller, and a medium of communication. Renowned for its ability to...

Discover the profound essence of African art music in Ngozi Emeagwai's thought-provoking blog post. Explore the cultural significance of traditional rhythms like Bata and Atilogwu dances, their historical ties to...

Dr. Andersen Viana explores the profound impact of African music culture on art music across the Americas, specifically highlighting its influence on Brazilian composers and their works. Ultimately, Dr. Viana underscores...

African art music is art music created by anyone of African descent, informed by African cultural traditions and European art music training. It is a product of the colonial encounter...

Welcome to Àkójọpọ̀’s Pan-African Art Music Blog! This blog is a free and globally accessible hub where diverse perspectives on Pan-African art music and culture come to life.