Beauler Dyoko
Ambuya (“Grandmother”) Beauler Dyoko has developed a wide reputation for her mbira singing; she is one of the few Zimbabwean women who play mbira, and one of even fewer who have toured internationally. She lives in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe.
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See Also:
- documentary film Making Music, Building Bridges by Elaine Vradenburgh
- music by Cosmas Magaya & Beauler Dyoko
Dyoko Spirit
Eugene Field Recording
Length: 49:38
2004
CD (525-C) $15.00 plus shipping available
Tracks:
- 1. Live Radio 02 (3:46)
- 2. Karanda (3:57)
- 3. Nhemamusasa (5:11)
- 4. Muroyi (6:42)
- 5. Munovaira (6:05)
- 6. Kuzanga A (Kuzanga) (6:17)
- 7. Kuzanga B (Kuzanga) (with Paul Prince on guitar) (6:13)
- 8. Nyamupfukudza (4:20)
- 9. Uranda (with Musekiwa Chingodza on drum) (2:47)
- 10. Thanks (4:22)
Instruments: (in alphabetical order)
drum, guitar, mbira, voice.
Credits: (in alphabetical order)
Munovhaira
1995
CD (109-C) $15.00 plus shipping available
Instrumentation includes three mbira, electric guitar & bass, drums, percussion, and vocals led by Ambuya Beauler Dyoko.
Tracks:
- 1. Munovhaira
- 2. Muka Tiende
- 3. Chigamba
- 4. Baba Munyaradzi
- 5. Rasai Mapfumo
- 6. Unozofa