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International Conference on West African Music, Dance, and Performance

23 - 24 Jun 2027 Lusaka, Zambia Standard / Physical Participation
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ICWAMDP conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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01 Exploring West African Music Traditions +
This track examines the diverse musical traditions of West Africa, focusing on regional styles and their cultural significance. Participants will analyze the role of music in community identity and social cohesion.
02 Dance as Cultural Expression in West Africa +
This session highlights the importance of dance as a form of cultural expression within West African societies. Discussions will center on the interplay between dance, identity, and social rituals.
03 Ritual Performance and Spirituality +
This track delves into the role of ritual performance in West African cultures, emphasizing its spiritual and communal dimensions. Scholars will explore how these performances reinforce cultural values and beliefs.
04 The Role of Drumming in West African Cultures +
Focusing on the significance of drumming, this session will investigate its various functions in West African music and society. Participants will discuss the technical aspects and cultural meanings behind traditional drumming practices.
05 Oral Traditions and Storytelling Practices +
This track examines the rich oral traditions of West Africa, highlighting storytelling as a vital means of cultural transmission. Scholars will analyze the narratives and their roles in preserving history and heritage.
06 Cultural Heritage and Preservation Efforts +
This session addresses the challenges and strategies related to the preservation of West African cultural heritage. Discussions will focus on contemporary efforts to safeguard traditional practices in a rapidly changing world.
07 Theatre Studies in West African Contexts +
This track explores the evolution of theatre in West Africa, examining its historical roots and contemporary expressions. Participants will analyze how theatre reflects societal issues and cultural narratives.
08 Popular Culture and Its Impact on Traditional Arts +
This session investigates the intersection of popular culture and traditional arts in West Africa. Scholars will discuss how globalization influences artistic expressions and cultural identity.
09 Traditional Instruments and Their Cultural Significance +
Focusing on traditional instruments, this track highlights their roles in West African music and performance. Participants will explore the craftsmanship, symbolism, and social functions of these instruments.
10 Folklore and Its Role in Cultural Identity +
This session examines the significance of folklore in shaping cultural identity within West African communities. Discussions will focus on the transmission of folklore and its relevance in contemporary society.
11 African Aesthetics in Music and Performance +
This track explores the concept of African aesthetics as it pertains to music and performance arts. Participants will analyze how these aesthetics inform artistic practices and cultural expressions across West Africa.