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Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Drumming for Mt Druitt Reconciliation Walk 2014

Uncle Wes

Baabayn (Ancestral Women)

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http://forloveofgaia.blogspot.com.au/: Annette Maie, Phd, MA, Dip PE Hons https://au.linkedin.com/in/annette-maie-phd-2782a524 I have an extensive background in movement and dance, having taught in universities, schools and the community for many years, as well as performed and created movement and text-based performances for theatres, galleries, and natural environments. Parallel to this is a longterm interest in performance as religious expression across cultures, and the intersection of performance, belief and life experience. More recently this has been informed by Qi Gong and Tai Chi with Master Zhang Hao. I am also an experienced teacher and performer of West African-style drumming and dance. In 2002 I studied at the Kusun Cultural Centre, with private tuition with master drummer Adotey Richter, in Ghana, West Africa, continuing on return with master drummer Tuza Afutu and the Mbaye family in Sydney. http://annettemaie.blogspot.com.au/ My other area of interest is family history and the Australian context, including the impact of colonisation on the First Nations peoples, having extended and consolidated my parents research and stories. https://andsoitgoes775.wordpress.com/ https://maietime.blogspot.com/

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