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Xylafrique ,Contemporary art compositions based on the Dagaaba Gyil (xylophone) genre

Boahen, E (University of Education,Winneba, 2012)

The study adopted a mode of creativity/dynamic approach through the synthesis of Dagaaba gyil genre and Western compositional techniques and approaches. To ground the study in the rich cultural traditions of the Dagaaba ...
Gender biases against women in the development of popular music in Ghana

Okwan, F (University of Education, Winneba., 2012)

This is a descriptive survey aimed at evaluating independently, the contribution of women as regards the development of popular music in Ghana. The purpose is to highlight the fact that women cannot be sidelined in our ...
The impact of the gradual decline of the Ghanaian textile industry on textile education in Ghana

Bruce-Amartey, E.Jr (University of Education Winneba, 2012)

There ha s b een pe rsistent, dr astic de cline of t he T extile Industry i n G hana w hich i s awfully affecting the study of textiles in Ghanaian Textiles education institutions. Upon this f oundation, t he s tudy ...
Curatorial interventions for lesser known art-forms in Ghana.

Embil, H.A (University of Education,Winneba, 2013)

Ghana abounds in interesting yet unacknowledged art forms of great value spread along the length and breadth of the country. From the home to the farm; from the bed room to the kitchen; from the parties to the funerals, ...
Folk games and life skills development among children in public schools in the Central region of Ghana

Gyadu, A (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2014)

The study sought to examine the cognitive, psychomotor and psychosocial values of folk games, how these games can develop life skills in school children and its integration in teaching and learning. The study focused on ...
Totemism, its influence on the Akan youth of Ghana

Ntow, J (University of Education,Winneba. (UEW), 2014)

This research seeks to discuss Totemism: its influence on the Akan Youth of Ghana touching on the types of totems, the philosophical and literal meanings of the totems and conservation of biodiversity. These totems ...
Folk games and life skills development among children in public schools in the Central Region of Ghana

Gyadu, A (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

The study sought to examine the cognitive, psychomotor and psychosocial values of folk games, how these games can develop life skills in school children and its integration in teaching and learning. The study focused on ...
An analytical study of five selected works Of Walter Komla Blege

Agbenyega, P.D.K (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

Walter K4mla Blege is a seasoned African art musician who uses his music to defend the cause of black Africans. He studied music at Mawuli Secondary School, Ho in the Volta Region of Ghana under the tutelage of Nicholas ...
Agbazankpivvicco a contemporary programme music based on the music of the samanpiid festival of the Kusasi people

Nantwi, E.K (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

The study espoused the idea of music acculturation in the mode of creative dynamism, consciously searching the elements of the Samanpiid festival of the Kusasi people of the Upper East Region and amalgamating it with ...
Ablodewu an original composition derived from compositional techniques of kinka in avenorpedo in the Volta Region of Ghana

Doe, A.J (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

Unlike choral art and popular music, the military band is still hooked to its umbilical cord of using fundamentally Western music as its repertoire. It has been my strongest desire that a sensitization be done on the ...
An analytical study of selected choral works of Cosmas Worlanyo Kofi Mereku

Obresi, I.H (University of Education,Winneba, 2014)

This study explores the compositional stylistic traits of C.W.K. Mereku through formal analysis of his choral works. It highlights the extent to which Mereku uses traditional idioms and styles in his compositions. ...
The current trends of tattooing beliefs and experiences in Ghana

Asiedu, P. K. (University of Education, Winneba, 2014)

In the study, the researcher has sought to investigate into the current trends of tattooing. The study addressed the beliefs and experiences of tattooed persons, tattooists and nontattooed persons in Ghana. In gathering ...
ADOCLASSIQUE Popular art music composition based on Asante Mampong adowa

Oduro, I.K (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

In our traditional setup a trait of identifying most societies is by their music, hence, the degree of value placed on traditional music. The project was an attempt to explore and analyse the elements of adowa music ...
Television channel branding in Ghana, a study of television idents

Nyarko, A.J.Y (University of Education Winneba, 2015)

TV Idents are short videos or animated sequence of about 3-7 seconds that are played in between programmes to identify, promote and advertise a TV channel to its audience. This communication tool has become increasingly ...
The role of musical arts in early childhood education, a study of some selected early childhood centres in the Krachi East district

Adjerakor, G.J (University of Education,Winneba. (UEW), 2015)

This work presents how Music and the musical Arts are effectively used in the Early Childhood Centres in promoting children’s developmental abilities in their early years. Qualitative approach was used and data were ...
Folk songs in early childhood music education_ a study in some selected school in Afadjato-South district

Adiakpor, M (Unversity Of Education,winneba, 2015)

The research examined the use of folk songs in early childhood education in three selected schools in the Afadjato-South District. The study investigated the actual extent to which folk songs were taught and their ...
Gyamkaba an original composition derived from asafo songs of aboakyer festival of Winneba

Ghunney, E.A (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

The study is a by-product of an acculturation of music that uses the creative dynamism mode, and deliberately searches the musical elements of the Aboakyer festival of the Effutu of Winneba in the Central Region of ...
Incorporating mbensuon ensemble into the christian religious activities of the catholic church. a case of Anomabo parish

Eku-Hyia, F (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

The study was conducted to find out why the Roman Catholic Church in Anomabo Parish incorporates traditional ensembles like “Mbensoun, Asafo, F4nt4mfr4m” and other ensembles in her activities. The researcher employed ...
The use of songs in the teaching and learning process of early childhood a study of selected schools in the Oforikrom Sub-Metro of the Ashanti Region

Amparbin, E.F (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

The study examined how teachers, caregivers and handlers employ music in their daily activities and the type of songs used. It inquired into the contribution of songs and musical activities in the teaching and learning ...
The role of musical arts in early childhood education a study of some selected early childhood centres in the Krachi East District

Adjerakor, G.J (University of Education,Winneba, 2015)

This work presents how Music and the musical Arts are effectively used in the Early Childhood Centres in promoting children‟s developmental abilities in their early years. Qualitative approach was used and data were ...

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