Concert items range from the exceptionally unique European Scottish bagpipes, Celtic fiddlers, French Canadian music and dancers, to the Australian Aboriginal didgeridoos, American Sea Shanties, Asian Indian music, East and West African dances as well as such instruments as African guitars, bowl lyres, log xylophones, tube fiddles, bow harps, and thunderous African dance drums.
To achieve this truly global concert performance perspective, the Wamidan ensemble will be sharing the stage with three special guest performers to enhance the audience’s experience of World Music. The special guest performers include the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment of Music, the Asian Indian instrumentalists on the flute/harmonium and tabla drums and a drumming prodigy on the royal entenga music of the Baganda.
The concert is free and open to the public.