Comments for Kùlú Mèlé in Africa http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com first hand experience Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:51:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Reasons to Skip Lunch by Angela Kenting http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=93&cpage=1#comment-108 Angela Kenting Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:51:40 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=93#comment-108 hi there this is a very up to date and informative can i put a link on one of my blogs -regards Angela hi there this is a very up to date and informative can i put a link on one of my blogs -regards Angela

]]> Comment on Night at the Embassy by SHAWN http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=193&cpage=1#comment-141 SHAWN Sat, 05 Dec 2009 01:00:00 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=193#comment-141 MY NEPHEW EDDIE WAS THE TRITH IN AFRICA. MY NEPHEW EDDIE WAS THE TRITH IN AFRICA.

]]> Comment on Baba's Balafon by J'miah Nabawi http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=116&cpage=1#comment-117 J'miah Nabawi Fri, 06 Nov 2009 05:40:14 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=116#comment-117 Wow, wow, wow. Baba Crowder! Kùlú Mèlé (in Africa)! names I know so very well and have not heard the tune of for so many years since migrating out of Philly in 1993. here I am searching on line for marimba-making and photos of balafons for an upcoming feat to construct the world's longest marimba and this wonderful beautiful "here are my homefolks "back home' and still jammin' webblog comes up! Inspiration Confirmation Elation and never ending pride of you and to which I must say that although I am not in Philly, I DO take my brag rights from time to time about Philly's outstanding artists and folk traditions, of course mentioning Baba Crowder, Kùlú Mèlé and many other outstanding performers and innovators there. Thank you for posting this! It is hopeful that we get you down home here in Savannah, Ga to for an event or two. Now how cool would that be to have y'all down here when I put this all together on River street during the Savannah Music festival to jam in the documentary about the longest marimba with your homeboy here. (And to see/read that Deborah Kodish is still connected and involved with her wonderful self--Hi Deborah! Doc Gibbs!). And Yeah, finding this is nice! If this isn't a note from home, then there IS none. May God the Creator Your Most High the ancestors and all other known and unknown great spirits and life force and whateer you prefer to call it with all grace and blessings and guidance and best-paths and all be upon and in all of you. Peace. J'miah Nabawi. (This is all inspired and spontaneous and i dare not go back and correct any typos. Preserve it for properity and more folk-writing :>) Wow, wow, wow. Baba Crowder! Kùlú Mèlé (in Africa)! names I know so very well and have not heard the tune of for so many years since migrating out of Philly in 1993. here I am searching on line for marimba-making and photos of balafons for an upcoming feat to construct the world’s longest marimba and this wonderful beautiful “here are my homefolks “back home’ and still jammin’ webblog comes up! Inspiration Confirmation Elation and never ending pride of you and to which I must say that although I am not in Philly, I DO take my brag rights from time to time about Philly’s outstanding artists and folk traditions, of course mentioning Baba Crowder, Kùlú Mèlé and many other outstanding performers and innovators there. Thank you for posting this! It is hopeful that we get you down home here in Savannah, Ga to for an event or two. Now how cool would that be to have y’all down here when I put this all together on River street during the Savannah Music festival to jam in the documentary about the longest marimba with your homeboy here. (And to see/read that Deborah Kodish is still connected and involved with her wonderful self–Hi Deborah! Doc Gibbs!). And Yeah, finding this is nice! If this isn’t a note from home, then there IS none. May God the Creator Your Most High the ancestors and all other known and unknown great spirits and life force and whateer you prefer to call it with all grace and blessings and guidance and best-paths and all be upon and in all of you. Peace. J’miah Nabawi. (This is all inspired and spontaneous and i dare not go back and correct any typos. Preserve it for properity and more folk-writing :>)

]]> Comment on Night at the Embassy by Omari Nazim http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=193&cpage=1#comment-140 Omari Nazim Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:35:53 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=193#comment-140 This was truly amazing.. I love the garb...See you all May at Freedom Theater. This was truly amazing.. I love the garb…See you all May at Freedom Theater.

]]> Comment on Memento of Africa is a new dance by Eman http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=229&cpage=1#comment-146 Eman Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:59:28 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=229#comment-146 are there perfomanccs in Guinea??? are there perfomanccs in Guinea???

]]> Comment on Circles Worth Joining by Clement http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-119 Clement Fri, 06 Mar 2009 07:39:37 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=131#comment-119 For Africa to crawl out of poverty, good governance must first all be realized. Otherwise all the efforts being done by different organisations will not achieve anything in the presence of dictators and corrupt leaders. On a positive note, it is important to point out that some countries (Botswana, Mozambique) are doing well in the area of good governance. For Africa to crawl out of poverty, good governance must first all be realized. Otherwise all the efforts being done by different organisations will not achieve anything in the presence of dictators and corrupt leaders. On a positive note, it is important to point out that some countries (Botswana, Mozambique) are doing well in the area of good governance.

]]> Comment on Circles Worth Joining by Marajiq http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-118 Marajiq Fri, 06 Feb 2009 13:06:03 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=131#comment-118 Thanks for making this available! Thanks for making this available!

]]> Comment on From Mama Dottie by Veronica Castillo-Perez http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=178&cpage=1#comment-139 Veronica Castillo-Perez Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:59:17 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=178#comment-139 Hello Dottie, Glad to hear you're back and to see the great video of your group of dancers. I'm anxiouse to work with you soon. Hello Dottie,

Glad to hear you’re back and to see the great video of your group of dancers. I’m anxiouse to work with you soon.

]]> Comment on Philadelphia Folklore Project Event by Abdulai Aziz http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=236&cpage=1#comment-147 Abdulai Aziz Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:13:08 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=236#comment-147 Congratulations to Kulu Mele on their historic trip. I certainly wish I could attend this event and hear from everyone first hand. I look forward to the performance and plan to come to Philadelphia to be amazed. Congratulations to Kulu Mele on their historic trip. I certainly wish I could attend this event
and hear from everyone first hand. I look forward to the performance and plan to come to
Philadelphia to be amazed.

]]> Comment on Memento of Africa is a new dance by Aquilla http://www.pcah.us/domain-blog.kulumele.com/?p=229&cpage=1#comment-145 Aquilla Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:26:23 +0000 http://blog.kulumele.org/?p=229#comment-145 Wow!! That was great! I can't wait to see the performance in May!! I wish Kulu Mele the best! Thank you very sharing such a wonderful experience with the rest of us!! God Bless!! ~Aquilla Wow!! That was great! I can’t wait to see the performance in May!! I wish Kulu Mele the best! Thank you very sharing such a wonderful experience with the rest of us!! God Bless!!

~Aquilla

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