1.00 Ark-T
2.20 Oxford Drum Troupe - African percussion
Oxford Drum Troupe plays and teaches the rich, rolling rhythms that are traditionally heard at ceremonies and celebrations in West Africa, with occasional flavours from other parts of Africa. They play djembes, dun-duns, hand percussion and balafon.
http://www.southoxford.org/activities/odt.html
2.30 Soleil D'Egypte - Egyption belly dancing
Soleil d'Egypte, the bellydancers from Oxford with a sparkle in their eyes and a shimmy on their hips! They bring a really unique bellydance experience.
http://www.soleildegypte.com/
3.00 Sugar Brown Calypso
3.30 AMV - Indian/French fusion
4.00 Redemption Song - with MC intro from Gary Smith
4.10 Haula Nakakembo - singing
4.25 Spencer Sinini Ngwenya - Simbabwean Dance and Song
5.00 Oxford Gospel Choir - Caribbean/ African non-religious singing
A mixed ability community choir that gives everyone the opportunity to sing Gospel and Contemporary songs, brought together by the love of music and the enjoyment of singing as a form of entertainment. They are open to anyone whatever their age, ability or faith. The choir is led by Jules Francis, a professional singer and student.
http://www.oxfordgospelchoir.org.uk/aboutus.htm
5.30 Sol Samba - Brazilian/ Cuban Samba
Vibrant, colourful, exhilarating and LOUD, Sol Samba headline the Freedom Stage and end the day with a hearty BANG! Sol Samba is a community samba band based in Oxford.
Their current repertoire includes original and traditional pieces based on Samba Reggae, Maracatu, Afro-Samba, Samba Duro, Batucada and Baião.
http://www.solsamba.co.uk
Check out more line ups on an earlier post!
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