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Recording:Orisa Stories: Women and Egungun [1 mp3/1 pdf]-gctid60011

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Intensive Workshop: Yorùbá Language Round Table: Òrìṣà Stories
Women were the first to wear the Ẹ̀kú Egúngún Ancestral Masquerade

Why: Classes at Abibitumi Kasa are very structured with the goal of getting students conversational by the end of the 8 class session.

The goal of this particular workshop is to complement our classes with instructor-moderated open dialogue on a specific topic. In this particular session, we will go into the story of how Women were the first to wear the Ẹ̀kú Egúngún Ancestral Mask and how it came about that men came into possession of it as it is today.

The goal of this particular workshop was to complement our classes with instructor-moderated open dialogue on a specific topic. These stories are a view into the moonlight folktale sessions that go on in rural Yorubaland to this day and which help to inculcate the young and old alike with the history, the worldview and the spiritual understanding so valuable for them and their community.

What: RECORDING of Intensive Workshop: Yorùbá Language Round Table. Includes original Yorùbá text and mp3 of full Yoruba text read along with translation of each line into english.

Cost: $25

When: The recording was made Sunday, July 15, 2012 [40 minutes, 51 seconds]

Questions? Contact us at info@abibitumikasa.com

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