Apatampa
Apatampa eɛ a Fanti's na be a Gaana poɔ seɛrɛ kaŋa la a lɛ. Ba yipɔge wuli ka a yuori ŋa da eɛ ba saakom pare yuori, yuomo na pare ka noba da maŋ wa kpɛ koorɔ a fante dɔɔbɔ ka zie wa sɔɔ. Ka dɔɔbɔ wa zɔɔrɔ taa ana te ko taa, pɔge na veɛlɛ yaga maŋ yi la a deɛ yiele kyɛ seɛrɛ, ka a noba bee zɔɔzɔɔreba nimie ba maŋ la kyɛ a ba zɔɔre zie kyɛ ma kyo eŋ a saraa na. A lɛ yoŋ maŋ faare la a zɔɔre (apata ampa a Fante kɔkɔreŋ).
Aŋa yitaalombile | seɛre |
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Instrument | castanets |
Country of origin | Ghana |
Boŋmeɛre
maaleŋA bone ŋa la ka ba maŋ de deɛnɛ ne a Apatampa; O maŋ eɛ aŋa dapagere, kyɛ ka a saazu waa pɛlegɛɛ lɛ kyɛ taa voɛ a saazu. O maŋ eɛ aŋa wulee. Ka o meŋ waa aŋa "aben" (a yuori la afrikyiwa)[1]
deɛne
maaleŋA bone ŋa la ka ba maŋ ŋmeɛrɛ, ba maŋ de a la lantaa kyɛ de tɔɔrɔ ne taa ka a yire. Ka neɛ woŋ a, o soba eŋɛ zaa maŋ maaɛ la vɛmɛɛ lɛ, kyɛ a ŋmeɛbo na maŋ laŋ lere ne la a yieli ne a boŋmeɛre.[2][3]
Sommo Yizie
maaleŋ- ↑ https://vetter.sites.grinnell.edu/ghana/uncategorized/apatampa/
- ↑ Bannerman, Benjamin (2019). Dance and the Anglican Faith: Rethinking Ghanaian Neo Traditional Dances For Church Ministration. University of Ghana
- ↑ https://www.novica.com/p/african-fabric-collage/55237/