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Vanuatu Women's Water Music

 

The performers of the Vanuatu Women’s Water Music group hail from the remote northern tropical islands of Vanuatu. They travel the world performing the Na Mag and Ne Lang dances as a prelude to the mystical water music, dressed in their traditional costumes of Gaua and Mere Lava made from flowers and leaves, coconuts and pandanus.

 

Their performance is truly mesmerizing as they reimagine the old with contemporary expressions of Matto - bringing together traditional beats and rhythms with ukulele-led melodies and soaring vocal harmonies.

 

The Water Music of Vanuatu is a performance that needs to be seen (and heard) to be believed.

Made possible through the Christensen Foundation, Further Arts, and Ethos Global Foundation.

 

Images courtesy of Sarah Doyle and Tim Cole.

Beautifully presented....absolutely perfect

[Songlines UK]

 

 

The Wantok Musik Foundation acknowledges the vast history, connection to country and cultural knowledge of First Nations communities across Oceania and strives to provide an environment that is spiritually, socially and emotionally safe.


We pay our respects to elders past and present, acknowledging the traditional owners of the lands on which we work and live.  The Wantok Musik head office is on the traditional lands of the Gadubanud People. 

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