Tamanrasset in southern Algeria is the ‘home of the imzad’, a single-stringed violin played only by Tuareg women. The instrument is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of its players come to the ...
TAMANRASSET, Algeria, Jan 25, (AFP): A single-stringed violin played only by Tuareg women is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of its players come to the rescue of a tradition on the verge of ...
A single-stringed violin played only by Tuareg women is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of its players come to the rescue of a tradition on the verge of extinction. Women have long played the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tuareg Khoulene Alamine (L), an imzad teacher, sits with a poet in a blue robe on the sand of the Tagmart plateau A single-chord ...
A single-stringed violin played only by Tuareg women is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of its players come to the rescue of a tradition on the verge of extinction. Women have long played the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tuareg Khoulene Alamine (R), an imzad teacher, walks with a poet over the Tagmart plateau, around 30 kilometres (20 miles) outside ...
Last of its players come to the rescue of a tradition on the verge of extinction Tamanrasset, Algeria: A single-chord violin played only by Tawareq women is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of ...
A single-stringed violin played only by Tuareg women is making a comeback in Algeria as the last of its players come to the rescue of a tradition on the verge of extinction. Women have long played the ...
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