For the 30-year career, the artist will be in concert with Jean Dikoto, Etienne Mbappé, Toto Guillaume, Ekambi Brilliant, Henry Dikongué Ebeny and Donal.
If you had not planned on 16 and 17 April 2010, please put in your diary of the weekend's two major events: April 16, 2010 Aladji Toure who turns 30 will be performing at Palais des Congres in Yaounde with the bass Dikoto Jean Etienne Mbappé, Toto Guillaume, Ekambi Brilliant Dikongué Henry on vocals and guitar Ebeny Donald on drums. The same plate will be offered at public of the economic capital Saturday, April 17, 2010 in Douala Bercy.
The suggestion to go to both concerts is free. In terms of the quality of these artists, one could write the history of music in Cameroon, their names still in the beginning of the list. Whether the angle of the bass in Cameroon and the world the names of John Dikoto Mandengue, Aladji Mbappé Toure and Etienne is a recurring refrain. Makossa and world music and its variations are the imprints of Ekambi Brilliant, Toto Guillaume and Henri Dikongué. Lines battery Ebeny Donald as a bridge linking the two generations. With Decca, Prince Ndedi Eyango, Dinal Bell complete the podium dreams.
Promises
Only Richard Bona and Guy Nsangu, because of commitments elsewhere, missing Aladji Toure. Still, the 30 years of famous bassist-arranger-producer will be a unique and memorable that will live with the Cameroonians swings the bass and the Cameroonian national team Makossa. The press conference yesterday in Yaounde by the maestro of the event Aladji Toure who turns 30 career bassist, songwriter and arranger, and the release of his debut album "New Face" was an opportunity to re-emphasize content that will offer concerts with his friends and brothers in love with music for 30 years. The event "Aladji Toure: 30 years, an album" on the stage show, will be a recital by the bass during which Aladji Toure revisits his collaborations with Stephen Mbappé, Toto Guillaume and traces the roots of bass with Cameroonian Jean Dikoto Mandengue . Toure also Aladji redo history Makossa.
time two nights, "national team Makossa" is going to rebuild with the Toure Aladji bass guitar, Toto Guillaume on guitar and vocals Donal Ebeny on drums. We will rediscover the extraordinary richness and rhythms that structure of the music of Cameroon. Then each of the guest artists will have its score in this festival which will be magnificent. It Will there also a moment to pay tribute to Valerie Lobe.
The deceased drummer who has accompanied all these musicians and artists during the recording of their albums, concert or just in life. All the promises of unique concerts were made at the press conference yesterday, Tuesday, April 13, 2010. Now it is the music!
Written by Samuel Ngue is Wednesday, April 14, 2010 11:21
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