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Time: February 1, 2013 from 7pm to 10pm
Location: New Haven People's Center
Street: 37 Howe St.
City/Town: New Haven
Website or Map: http://www.facebook.com/event…
Phone: 203-624-8664
Event Type: open, mic, poetry
Organized By: Baub Bidon
Latest Activity: Jan 31, 2013
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FREE 2 SPIT one of East-Coast hottest venues first show of 2013, will be featuring the multi instrument playing, veteran poet - NGOMA. FRIDAY February 1st. 7PM. at The New Haven Peoples Center. Hosted By BAUB BIDON. And DJ EDMANO. Photography - NONFICTION. Sponsored by the First Friday Cafe. 6 dollar entree (1 dollar for Haiti)
Ngoma is a performance poet,multi-instrumentalist,singer/songwriter and paradigm shifter, who for over 40 years has used culture as a tool to raise socio-political and spiritual consciousness through work that encourages critical thought.
A former member of Amiri Baraka's "The Spirit House Movers and Players" and the contemporary freedom song duo"Serious Bizness",Ngoma weaves poetry and song that raises contradictions and searches for a solution to a just and peaceful world.
Ngoma was the Prop Slam Winner of the 1997 National Poetry Slam Competition in Middletown,CT and his been published in African Voices Magazine,Long Shot Anthology,The Underwood Review,Signifyin' Harlem Review,Bum Rush the Page/Def Poetry Jam Anthology,Poems on the Road to Peace-(Volumes 1,2,and 3)Yale Press and Let Loose On the World-Amiri Baraka at 75. He was featured in the P.B.S spoken word documentary The Apropoets with Allen Ginsburg
Ngoma has curated and hosted the poetry slam at the Martin Luther King Family Festival of Social and Environmental Justice at the Yale/Peabody Museum since 1995.He was also selected to participate in the 2009 Badilisha Poetry Xchange in Capetown,South Africa.In December of 2011 He was initiated as a Priest of Obatala in Ibadan,Nigeria.
His latest C.D "Ngoma-Poetry From A Smart Phone"is a series of selected poems and songs written during the 2011 National Poetry Month 30/30 Challenge, and performed by Ngoma,known locally,nationally,internationally and intergalactically as the one man band"Ngoma's Not Your Average String Thing" featuring Ngoma on Vocals,Electric Violin,Yidaki(Didgeridoo),Bamboo Flute,Boss Loop Station and Garage Band Tracks
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