African Dance Percussion Group
African percussion & dance group with over 10 years experience
Play & dance to the fantastic rhythms & songs of traditional West Africa
Produce a rhythmic and colourful dancing feast that is enjoyable for all!
Music is played on Djembe and Dundun drums
Based in Glasgow & available to perform at events worldwide
This African percussion and dance group based in Glasgow have been performing together for over 10 years. They play, and dance to the fantastic and diverse rhythms and songs of traditional West Africa (mainly from the Mandigue culture). The music is played on Djembe and Dundun drums as well as a variety of other percussion instruments. They produce a fascinating collage of rhythms originally played during celebrations (such as religious occasions, harvests or victories), work and initiation rites. The Dance and the music are inextricably linked, and are an integral part of the culture and social structure.
The group's performances produce a rhythmic and colourful dancing feast that is enjoyable for all!
- “Longest Day Party in Ashton Lane” (with the Sub Club)
- 55º (media company) 1st birthday party at the lighthouse
- Midsummer’s Carnival procession
- “Breakthrough Youth Project”
- UEFA Cup Final Concerts on George’s Square
- Lord Provost Procession
- Merchant City’s “Lantern procession”
- Scottish Carnival Arts Consortium Midsummer’s Carnival launch party
- Lord Provost Procession
- “Fête de la Musique” in Glasgow
- Sterling Procession
- “Shine on” parade
- Scottish Carnival Arts Consortium Midsummer’s Carnival launch party
- Glasgow ‘s “Summer in the City”
- “Chakra night” at the SoundHause
- World Association of Flower Arrangers at the SECC
- Glasgow ‘s “Summer in the City”
- Wild in the Parks – Glasgow
- Westend Carnival procession
- South-Side Carnival and World Refugee Day
- Glasgow multicultural Festival
- Street Theatre (Lord Provost)