Definition of Amadinda. Meaning of Amadinda. Synonyms of Amadinda

- Zambia. The akadinda and the amadinda are xylophone-like instruments originating in Buganda, in modern-day Uganda. The amadinda is made of twelve logs which...
- including the Amadinda, the Akadinda xylophones, the Ennanga harp, the Etongoli lyre, drums, and the Kadongo (plural "budongo") lamellophone. Amadinda, akadinda...
- Amadinda Percussion Group is a percussion ensemble that was formed in Budapest in 1984 by four musicians, who had just graduated from the Ferenc Liszt...
- Reich: Works 1965-1995 (1997/2015) The Ensemble Modern version (1999) The Amadinda Percussion Group version, a live concert recording (2003) The Grand Valley...
- different number of movements. An example is the recording by the Hungarian Amadinda Percussion Group, consisting of a recording of ambient outdoor bird song...
- Times. London. Retrieved July 1, 2006. "A Tribute to Bernard Kabanda". Amadinda. Archived from the original on November 14, 2006. Retrieved October 12...
- in 2009. The recording was later released in 2012 by Stradivarius. The Amadinda Percussion Group also recorded the piece later in 2011. The recording was...
- Buss, Christopher Rouse, William Russell, William Kraft, and Eric Ewazen. Amadinda Percussion Group Blue Man Group Kroumata Nexus The Percussion Clique, Michael...
- piece in 2001. The recording was released in January 2002 by WERGO. The Amadinda Percussion Group also recorded the piece later in 2011. The recording was...
- Popa (1980) David Arden (1981) Anthony de Mare (1982) John Kenny (1983) Amadinda Percussion Group (1985) Stefan Hussong (1987) Louis Bessette (1989) 1990s...