Baka Pygmies concert at Milan
1. Members of the Aka
group during a concert.

Aka Pygmies

Italian Concert Tour (2001)

(from the Central African Republic's rainforest)
Photos, texts and audio recordings
by Luis Devin
Soundscape: Aka vocal polyphony
(Aka Pygmies of the Central African Republic).
Cities of the Aka Pygmy Concert Tour, a dance in a meadow
2. - 3. Cities of the Italian Concert Tour of the "N'zamba Lela Group"
(Aka Pygmies from Central African Republic): Milan, Pietra di Bismantova
near Castelnovo ne' Monti (Reggian Apennine), Soriano nel Cimino (Viterbo),
Rome, Fiesole; Bottom image: a dance performance on the Reggian Apennine.
Go to the page: Some backstage images
Aka Pygmy music: polyphonic singing with arched harp
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4. Polyphonic song with accompaniment of
arched harp, during a concert on the top
of Bismantova Stone (see photo above).
Go to the page: Aka Pygmy music and dances
Bismantova Stone
5. Bismantova Stone, a particular geological formation
near Castelnovo ne' Monti, on the Reggian Apennine,
where a group of Aka Pygmies from Central African
Republic gave a concert in 2001.
Aka Pygmies between hazel-trees near Viterbo
6. Members of the group on a trip
in the Viterbo's countryside,
in a day off from the tour.
Go to the page: Aka men and women portraits
Aka / BaAka dancers
7. Aka dance during
a concert of the tour.
Go to the page: Aka Pygmy music and dances
Soriano nel Cimino, in provincia di Viterbo
8. The castle of Soriano nel Cimino, where
the Aka Pygmies gave a concert in 2001.
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