This show will be available national and internationally from September 2008. It is also Osun Arts Foundation's contribution to Liverpool's European Capital of Culture Celebrations in the UK in 2008.

 

 

 

 

 

Music

Music and dance forms are at the centre of African arts and culture. As a learning method for children - teaching them a selection of songs and dances in the original languages - this is the most effective and exciting part of the protect. Here the participatory nature of our works stressed. Pupils learn to play a range of musical instruments - from the famous Talking Drums to the African Xylophone. Dances and songs are then taught to the accompaniment of the strong rhythms of this music, with the drummers and dancers communicating between each other through the drumming and dancing steps.

 

Bookings

You can book Osun Arts for special occasions, such as children parties and other celebrations. You can choose from a variety of activities including smaller performances and interactive presentation (story telling, dance and music).