

Dr Albert Authority

Prof. Michael Olatunji

Prof. Olusoji Stephen

Dr. Blessing Amole

Prof. Emmanuel Obed

Chinam Augustine

Akinyelu Sunday
Egwu Ndi Chiri Echichi: Rhythm, Ritual, and Intercultural Form in African Art Composition
This article presents an expanded musicological study of Egwu Ndi Chiri Echichi (The Dance
‘Tiwa ati Tiwon’ (Ours and Theirs): Interrogating the Intersection Between Western Musical Training and Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Composing African Art Music
African art music has generated sustained scholarly interest, particularly regarding its identity, pedagogical foundations,
Rhythmic Architecture and Tonal Identity in Afrobeats: A Compositional Analysis of Selected Contemporary Nigerian Works
Afrobeats, the contemporary Nigerian pop genre that emerged in late-1990s Lagos, draws on jùjú,
