{"id":36,"date":"2011-03-27T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2011-03-27T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.batukimusic.com\/?p=36"},"modified":"2020-06-07T02:43:50","modified_gmt":"2020-06-07T02:43:50","slug":"daniel-nebiat","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/batukimusic.com\/site2\/fr\/eventscat\/concerts\/daniel-nebiat\/","title":{"rendered":"Daniel Nebiat: Apr 1, 2011"},"content":{"rendered":"

Batuki Music Society and the Gladstone Hotel<\/a> present<\/p>\n

Daniel Nebiat<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/div>\n
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Friday, APRIL 1st, 2011
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Born and raised in Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, Daniel Nebiat picked up the krar (a five or six-stringed instrument from Ethiopia and Eritrea) at an early age, performing traditional songs and singing in his language, Tigrigna.<\/p>\n

In Canada since 1996, Nebiat\u2019s career had been focused on community celebrations, weddings, festivals and nightclub performances of both popular and traditional Eritrean music. In 2006, Nebiat performed at the Glenn Gould Studio for CBC\u2019s Onstage, at the \u201cHorn of Africa\u201d concert. He has participated at Afrofest, Afrikadey, Eritrean Cultural Day and Bana y\u2019Afrique festivals. Nebiat opened for Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 at Harbourfront Centre in 2007. The same year, he earned the distinction of being the first African artist showcased in Wavelength, the legendary launchpad for Toronto\u2019s indie music scene. Nebiat\u2019s first CD \u2018Hakimey\u201d was released in August 2008; it features original and traditional Eritrean songs.<\/p>\n

Recently in late February 2011, Nebiat returned to the Glenn Gould Studio as a member of Okavango: An African Orchestra, created by Batuki Music Society. While exposed to a wider audience now, Daniel Nebiat continues to be in high demand for cultural and social events and weddings in Eritrean and Ethiopian communities across Canada and the U.S.<\/p>\n

Guest appearance by Jaivah Dance Showcase: Saba Sabina, Rumbi Louise & Fumu Jahmez<\/p>\n

Jaivah Dance Troupe<\/a> is a Toronto dance company specializing in traditional and contemporary dance from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Congo, Southern Africa and Egypt. Ethiopian-born Saba, the directress of Jaivah, is a versatile and innovative dancer, choreographer and instructor known for her uniqueness in many traditional and fusion dance styles.
\nBorn and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe, Rumbi is currently a lead dancer with Jaivah.
\nGuest artist Fumu Jahmez is a performing artist who specializes as a dancer, singer, poet, and writer. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and grown up in Canada, Jahmez is currently an apprentice with COBA.<\/p>\n

Guest DJ Apollo<\/strong> will be spinning from his vast collection of popular African hits.<\/p>\n

This is the first event of the World Concert Series, now in its third year presented by\u00a0Batuki Music Society and the Gladstone Hotel.
\nTrue to our mandate of nurturing both artist and audience, Batuki Music Society explores and exposes local talent in presenting the World Concert Series at the Gladstone Hotel.
\nA fixture all spring & summer on the first Friday of every month, the series features a diverse lineup of performers with a strong focus on African music. From 7 to 10 pm in the Melody Bar, we <em>set the table<\/em> for \u00ab\u00a0Good Eating\u00a0\u00bb from the Gladstone kitchen, and <em>prime the room<\/em> for the ever-popular Karaoke with Peter Styles the rest of the night.
\nNow in its third year, these free and ‘all-ages’ events have developed a loyal following, and continue to attract new fans. Returning to the series is ‘house’ DJ Apollo to spin from his extensive collection of popular and classic African hits. New this year, every show offers a little something extra – special guest appearances!<\/p>\n

(please note program change: Mel M’rabet originally scheduled had to cancel due to illness.)<\/p>\n

Batuki Music Society gratefully acknowledges the support of the Ontario Arts Council<\/a> and the Gladstone Hotel.<\/p>\n

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