
Quarantunes Playlist from The Ambassadors
Though we enjoy getting to report about each of our programs on The World Ensemble, we Ambassadors have agreed that this routine has gotten quite monotonous. Two weeks ago, we met over Zoom for the first time to discuss what we could do a group for this month’s issue. The result––a collaborative playlist of songs that had gotten us through the brunt of COVID-19. We share these “Quarantunes” with you so that you may hear the melodies that meant the most to us these past few months. Keep an eye out for our future projects!
You can listen and follow the playlist on Spotify here:
Click on an update below to learn more about the program’s activities this month
Ghetto Classics Update
Stephen Ongoma, Kenya
Bugandan Traditions – Amagunjju
Mary Nakacwa, Uganda
Collective Conservatory and The Harmony Project
Pedro Ramos, U.S.
Brazil to the Silk Road, Handmade Drums to Pro Tools: How two youth music organizations in the UK are maintaining engagement and exploring new territory
Matthew Jones, England
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