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Wamidan Fall Concert 2007

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Wamidan's Fall 2007 Concert brought even more dancers from Wabash to the stage than in past years. Here, Kunga Choden ’09 and Steve Hernandez ’08 perform entogoro, a courtship dance of the Banyoro people of Uganda.

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Bernard Meyer ’08 plays the ndindigi, an single-string tube fiddle, during the group's performance of Tuli Ffena (United We Stand), from the Buganda people of Uganda.

a man in a red robe holding a stringed object

Steve Hernandez ’08 plays the ndingidi.

a man and woman playing instruments

Brian McCafferty returned to Wamidan this year, lending his voice and instrumental talents to this piece, Awinja, Winja, a folk tune from the Alur people of Uganda.

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Depauw Student Hnin Pwint Soe dances the royal folk dance of the Kabaka (king) of the Buganda people.

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Sean Foster ’09 kicks up his heels during the Amaggunju, a dance of the Buganda people, as artistic director James Makubuya plays drums.

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Wamidan artistic director James Makubuya welcomes the Salter Hall crowd.

a man holding a harp

Kunga Choden plays the adungu on the Alur folk tune Awinja, Winja.

a woman looking down at a violin

Sarah Kelsey plays the adungu.

a woman dancing in a room

DePauw student Amtul Nasir-Iddrisu performs Amaggunju, the royal folk dance of the Buganda people.


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