Gede Nibo (Lamothe, arr. Kallman) - Kokopelli
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2013
- Edmonton's Kokopelli, under the direction of Scott Leithead, performs Gede Nibo by Haitian composer Ludovic Lomothe, arranged by Sten Kallman. Recorded April 27, 2013 at the Canadian Rocky Mountain Festival, Banff (Rolston Hall). For information on the Kokopelli Choir Association, visit kokopellichoirs.com.
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Awesome. Bringing the LWA down..right here in Alberta, via these wonderful young people. This whole work no doubt gives joy to Ginen, Ayibobo!
ayibobo, god bless and thanks for celebrating our spirituality, culture, and beloved guede nibo......kwa Simbo.....
I am getting goose bumps from it, as they are! It is not why they do not give credit, but that We Stand Up and Claim Our Treasures! Take Possession of Our Culture and Protect it.
Good job I' m Haitian and I said keep up with what you're doing I know I'm a little late but it warm my heart and the harmony perfect
I'm half haitian
omg so great !!! bring me to tears :) i love this haitian song
Be careful calling on the ancestors unless you ready to serve
Ooh this is my favourite piece that you did at Banff!!!
Ayibobo 🇭🇹
You have done a very good job!
Ayibobo !
Bon travay
Good job Ayibobo
Ayibobo
papa Gede ayibobo
This is a haitian traditional song. Why they don't give the credit?
Edmonton's Kokopelli, under the direction of Scott Leithead, performs Gede Nibo by Haitian composer Ludovic Lomothe, arranged by Sten Kallman
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bwoodsfinest im haitian
I find this presentation extremely insensitive. Gede Nibo is a prominent figure in Haitian Vodou, associated with sexuality and those who die young. Slaves brought vodou to Haiti and were forced to convert to Catholicism by white colonizers. Having a majority white choir sing about a sacred Haitian religion that they are not apart of (as well as acting as slaves, which is completely disrespectful to one of the ugliest parts of human history) that was and still is demonized by the rest of the world is misrepresentative and absolutely audacious. As Lyne Blue has mentioned, white people utilizing a song from a religion that they have denigrated in history for the sake of "exotic" entertainment without taking the time and consideration to authentically represent a nuanced religion is shameful.
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Thank you for your perspective. We embrace music by many cultures, and do our utmost at all times to perform with the greatest possible respect. We are heartened by the many enthusiastic comments this video has received from Haitian viewers, but we nevertheless acknowledge your concerns.
While it might be a bit weird to hear and see this piece performed by White Canadians , the intention was to honor Haiti, which you insensitively refuse to comprehend. The composer of the music was called a Black Chopin, since Ludovic Lamothe favored Chopin above others he studied. Lamothe is a great composer.
Actually it is black christians especially black africans who denigrate Vodou today. I appreciate the work of these white people.
Chritian Catholic are critisize, demonise, Haitian vodou, but secretely they are using it song..."" Ghedé Nibo, Banda vin dansé whoyyy ""
You got it right. They are a branch of hypocrites who most of the time spoke nonsense while they are contributed of making my country a parasite place where people relay on charities. Organizations everywhere
They corrupt the country. Now it's a mendicity's place where Everyone is waiting for organizations
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@@howtorememberfortestelagoa8818 You are absolutely right!