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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Yaya Diallo , Mitchell K. HallPublisher: Inner Traditions Bear and Company Imprint: Destiny Books,U.S. Edition: Original ed. Dimensions: Width: 14.70cm , Height: 1.40cm , Length: 23.00cm ISBN: 9780892812561ISBN 10: 0892812567 Pages: 224 Publication Date: 26 November 1999 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsThe Healing Drum African Wisdom Teachings Preface and Acknowledgments Part 1: Those Who Refuse the Master Introduction, Mitchell Hall 1. Birth of a Fool 2. Family Life 3. Village Life 4. The Elders 5. Knowledge 6. Initiations and Secret Societies Part 2: The Healing Drum Introduction, Mitchell Hall 7. Musical Instruments 8. The Minianka Musicians Apprenticeship 9. Music, Work, and Dance 10. School 11. Rituals and Celebrations 12. Music and Healing 13. Two Cultures 14. The Healing Drum Today Pronunciation Key and Glossary of Minianka Terms Selected Bibliography Index About the Authors Audiocassette Ordering InformationReviewsThe Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture I have been searching for an authentic, traditional CD with chanting and singing, and now I have finally found it! The Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture Together Diallo and Hall have collaborated to produce a text that combines anthropology, sociology, philosophy and music in a potent and thought-provoking read. Part two provides examination of the more public role of music as a sacred healing practice in Minianka culture. ? This is not actually a scholarly book, but that is part of its strength: the subjects discussed in Part One, about Minianka culture as a whole, are those covered in standard ethnographic studies. ? & quot; I have been searching for an authentic, traditional CD with chanting and singing, and now I have finally found it!& quot; The Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture This is music that hasn't had its wings clipped; music that still possesses the full potential for the sacred and the magical that it had at the beginning of the world. -- Magazine of the Place des Arts The Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture I have been searching for an authentic, traditional CD with chanting and singing, and now I have finally found it! Part two provides examination of the more public role of music as a sacred healing practice in Minianka culture. This is not actually a scholarly book, but that is part of its strength: the subjects discussed in Part One, about Minianka culture as a whole, are those covered in standard ethnographic studies. Together Diallo and Hall have collaborated to produce a text that combines anthropology, sociology, philosophy and music in a potent and thought-provoking read. This is not actually a scholarly book, but that is part of its strength: the subjects discussed in Part One, about Minianka culture as a whole, are those covered in standard ethnographic studies. ? The Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture Together Diallo and Hall have collaborated to produce a text that combines anthropology, sociology, philosophy and music in a potent and thought-provoking read. Part two provides examination of the more public role of music as a sacred healing practice in Minianka culture. ? & quot; This is not actually a scholarly book, but that is part of its strength: the subjects discussed in Part One, about Minianka culture as a whole, are those covered in standard ethnographic studies.& quot; ? & quot; The Healing Drum is more than a literary autobiography; it includes considerable ethnographic information about Minianka culture& quot; & quot; Together Diallo and Hall have collaborated to produce a text that combines anthropology, sociology, philosophy and music in a potent and thought-provoking read.& quot; & quot; Part two provides examination of the more public role of music as a sacred healing practice in Minianka culture.& quot; ? This is not actually a scholarly book, but that is part of its strength: the subjects discussed in Part One, about Minianka culture as a whole, are those covered in standard ethnographic studies. I have been searching for an authentic, traditional CD with chanting and singing, and now I have finally found it! --Body Mind Spirit Magazine, October 2003 Author InformationBorn and raised in Mali, West Africa into the Minianka (Bamana) tribe, Yaya Diallo learned to play balafon and hand drums under the instruction of his grandfather and spiritual mentor, Nangape. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |