Anyango Nyar Siaya : (Nyatiti Queen) / Eriko Mukoyama ; edited by Tabu Osusa & Bill Odidi.
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TextDescription: 100 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cmISBN: - 9789914378849
- 787.9092 MUK
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The autobiography of Eriko Mukoyama, a Japanese musician globally known by her stage name Anyango Nyar Siaya. The work details her journey to Kenya in 2004, her apprenticeship under the legendary nyatiti master Okumu K'Orengo in Alego, and how she broke gender and cultural barriers to become the first woman to professionally play the traditional eight-stringed Luo lyre (nyatiti).
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