Peter Mawanga & the Amaravi Movement
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Friday October 30 2015
Approximate running time: 2 hours
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Peter Mawanga
& the Amaravi Movement
McIntyre Hall Presents
Friday, October 30 7:30pm
Tickets: Reserved Seating $22, Box Seats $30
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6:30pm Lecture - Free
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Peter Mawanga & the Amaravi Movement make music inspired by traditional Malawian rhythms and instruments. Mawanga, known in his country as “the voice of the voiceless”, has a strong social conscience and is not afraid to speak out on behalf of the poor. Writing in his vernacular Chichewa, his socially conscious lyrics speak for Malawi’s underprivileged.
Fusing the rock outfit of drums-bass-guitar with the traditional sounds of Malawi’s marimba, thumb piano, and percussion, Mawanga’s Afro-vibes is a modern African sound that is intrinsically Malawian. Traditional melodies and rhythms form the backbone of original songs orchestrated with modern and traditional instruments. Mawanga and his premier band have been making headlines ever since their debut release Paphiri ndi Padambo (2009). petermawanga.com
“His music is simultaneously inspirational, introspective, spiritual and socially conscious.” ~ Music From Malawi, Nyimbo Zachimalawi
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6:30pm Lecture - Free
Bring in a new jacket (or nearly new) jacket and get $2 off your tickets. McIntyre Hall joins Community Action of Skagit County in collectng jackets for thiose in need.
Peter Mawanga & the Amaravi Movement make music inspired by traditional Malawian rhythms and instruments. Mawanga, known in his country as “the voice of the voiceless”, has a strong social conscience and is not afraid to speak out on behalf of the poor. Writing in his vernacular Chichewa, his socially conscious lyrics speak for Malawi’s underprivileged.
Fusing the rock outfit of drums-bass-guitar with the traditional sounds of Malawi’s marimba, thumb piano, and percussion, Mawanga’s Afro-vibes is a modern African sound that is intrinsically Malawian. Traditional melodies and rhythms form the backbone of original songs orchestrated with modern and traditional instruments. Mawanga and his premier band have been making headlines ever since their debut release Paphiri ndi Padambo (2009). petermawanga.com
“His music is simultaneously inspirational, introspective, spiritual and socially conscious.” ~ Music From Malawi, Nyimbo Zachimalawi