Week for World Music Album One
Brian McCafferty, Kelvin Burzon ’12, and Professor James Makubuya play adungus during last Wednesday's Wamidan World Music Ensemble Spring Concert, the first of two great world music events on campus last week.
John Murrell at the piano playing his own composition, ’Sunny Sundry,’ with saxophonist Will Drews ’12 at the conclusion of his remarkable Senior Recital Friday afternoon. Murrell played six different instruments with five different ensembles and two solos on works ranging from Spanish classical and flamenco to African traditional.
DeVan Young ’13 and Kelvin Burzon ’12 on ndingidi
Whit Horton joins John Murrell ’12 accompanying the Children's Ensemble.
Young and Burzon on ndingidi, Professor Makubya plays endongo.
The madinda featuring Joseph Rangel ’15 and Burzon was a highlight of Murrell's recital.
A quick practice before the show.
Senior Will Drews accompanied Murrell on sax for the senior's recital.
Murrell sings ’Sunny Sundry’, his own composition, during his recital Friday.
The madinda trio
Professor Makubuya and the ensemble thank Murrell for his four years with Wamidan.
Language Intern Maria Fraczek was praised for her work with the ensemble.
Burzon accepts Professor Makubuya's thanks for his four years with Wamidan.
Murrell thanks his fellow musicians as the audience offers a standing ovation at the conclusion of Murrell's recital Friday.
The Wamidan World Music Ensemble, Spring 2012