African Dancing for Kids -- Learn Kpanlogo from Ghana

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Explore All Around This World's only-of-its-kind global music and world cultures program for kids (classes, concerts, curriculum, community!) at http://www.ExploreEverywhere.com. =================================== AFRICAN DANCING FOR KIDS! Learn Kpanlogo from Ghana THANK YOU FOR WATCHING! We hope you enjoyed this episode of “Learn Around This World!” The goal of the All Around This World educational program is to open our children's minds (and grown-ups' too!) to embrace difference by engaging in great global music, dancing, holidays and FUN. “Learn Around This World” features inspiring international educators who celebrate diversity by teaching family-friendly musical and cultural lessons that originate form their home nations and/or ancestral cultures. Make sure to subscribe to this channel and like this video if you enjoyed it. SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDsPxuJu-MKdim9yLgXShwA?sub_confirmation=1 =================================== IN THIS VIDEO our partners, global musician/dancer Moses Beyeeman and drummer Edziwan Konu, both of the Tsooboi Ensemble (https://ethnocloud.com/Tsooboi_Ensemble/), introduce us to the Kpanlogo, a dance that originated in the West Afrian nation of Ghana. In the context of the traditional tale Moses introduces in the video, the KPANLOGO is a recreational dance, of the Ga people which they created in the late ’50s/early ’60s in part to celebrate Ghana’s independence from the British. The movements are bold and radiate joy. The term "kpanlogo" can also refer to a type of drum, as well to a style of music that has had substantial influence in the West. We dance in this video to Beyeeman's “ABCD,” a basic pattern of moves that drummers, singers and dancers use while drumming, singing and dancing Kpanlogo. =================================== What is All Around This World? All Around This World is a joyfully musical Cultural Inclusion program for children 0-9 years old that encourages kids and their families to explore the world by enjoying global music, rhythms, and movement. Jay Sand, guitarist and children’s music teacher, world traveler, dad of three girls, developed All Around This World with his daughters as a way to introduce them to the countries he’s already visited and the many more he plans to visit with them. Visit All Around This World's new website -- http://www.ExploreEverywhere.com -- to ...join the All Around This World member community and get an "All Access Pass" to the entire AATW curriculum! ...register for All Around This World's live online classes and workshops! ...sign your classroom or homeschool group up for All Around This World's international "Musical Pen Pal" program! ...learn how to become an All Around This World teacher and share global education with kids in your community! =================================== Learn about our classes, global “pen pal” program and more! Websites: http://www.AllAroundThisWorld.com http://www.ExploreEverywhere.com (about classes and curriculum) IG: https://www.Instagram.com/allaroundthisworld Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/allaroundthisworld =================================== African Dancing for Kids – Learn Kpanlogo from Ghana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ7HYh9yZjc

Posted on: November 23, 2024 by Danceus Staff

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