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Songs of Migration is a musical tribute to the cultural contribution of late–19th century migrants from across the African continent, created by and featuring internationally acclaimed trumpeter, composer, and lyricist Hugh Masekela and written and directed by James Ngcobo.
- Songs of Migration Washington Post Interview | HUGH MASEKELA
Songs of Migration Washington Post Interview. Jazz trumpeter...
- Songs of Migration Washington Post Review - Hugh Masekela
Hugh Masekela’s trumpet becomes a mining drill in “Songs of...
- Songs of Migration Washington Post Interview | HUGH MASEKELA
Hugh Ramopolo Masekela è stato un musicista, cantante e trombettista sudafricano. Virtuoso della tromba, del flicorno e della cornetta viene annoverato fra i musicisti che hanno contribuito all'evoluzione della musica jazz nel XX secolo. La sua discografia include diverse decine di album solisti e numerosissime collaborazioni con altri artisti ...
Songs of Migration Washington Post Interview. Jazz trumpeter Hugh Masekela honors his homeland in ‘Songs of Migration’. The journey of migrant workers to Johannesburg in Africa at the end of the 19th century is being brought to life through music by renowned trumpeter Hugh Masekela.
6 set 2012 · Subscribe to our channel for new videos!www.youtube.com/thehackneyempirehttp://www.hackneyempire.co.uk/songsofmigration10 - 14 Oct 2012An incredible new jazz...
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20 apr 2011 · Preview Songs of Migration by Hugh Masekela on Apple Music. 2011. 20 Songs. Duration: 58 minutes. Buy the album for $11.99. Songs start at $1.29.
19 mar 2010 · JOHANNESBURG — Hugh Masekela, the legendary trumpeter, blew his horn, sang with bluesy fervor and boogied across the stage on his puffy, 70-year old knees in his “Songs of Migration,” a revival...
Hugh Masekela’s trumpet becomes a mining drill in “Songs of Migration,” the tuneful, quietly stirring musical tribute running through this Saturday at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater. True, the internationally renowned musician’s horn does not literally transform into a piece of machinery.
