Difference between revisions of "Department of Music, University of Ghana"
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CCE and FolkwaysAlive! support several initiatives in partnership with the Department of Music at the University of Ghana (Legon). | CCE and FolkwaysAlive! support several initiatives in partnership with the Department of Music at the University of Ghana (Legon). | ||
| − | We run a [[Study African Arts and Culture in Ghana | summer program in Ghana]]. Led by Professor Michael Frishkopf, much of this program takes place at the University of Ghana's Department of Music. | + | We run a [[Study African Arts and Culture in Ghana | summer program in Ghana]]. Led by Professor Michael Frishkopf, much of this program takes place at the University of Ghana's Department of Music, including lectures from the world's top scholars of African music, such as Professor J.H. Kwabena Nketia, Professor Willie Anku, Professor Asiama, Professor John Collins, and Professor Zabana Kongo, and music training from Mr Johson Kemeh. |
We are currently hosting the [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/African%20Music_Site/My_MusicDepartmentHomePage.htm University of Ghana Department of Music website]. | We are currently hosting the [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/African%20Music_Site/My_MusicDepartmentHomePage.htm University of Ghana Department of Music website]. | ||
We are also exploring additional areas for future collaboration, including music digitization, technical training, music production, and student or faculty exchange programs. | We are also exploring additional areas for future collaboration, including music digitization, technical training, music production, and student or faculty exchange programs. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:04, 26 October 2007
CCE and FolkwaysAlive! support several initiatives in partnership with the Department of Music at the University of Ghana (Legon).
We run a summer program in Ghana. Led by Professor Michael Frishkopf, much of this program takes place at the University of Ghana's Department of Music, including lectures from the world's top scholars of African music, such as Professor J.H. Kwabena Nketia, Professor Willie Anku, Professor Asiama, Professor John Collins, and Professor Zabana Kongo, and music training from Mr Johson Kemeh.
We are currently hosting the University of Ghana Department of Music website.
We are also exploring additional areas for future collaboration, including music digitization, technical training, music production, and student or faculty exchange programs.
