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	Music of Zimbabwe featured in mbira concert
		The performers represent the respected elder generation of mbira players in Zimbabwe and are known as the Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe -- Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko -- together with ethnomusicologist Paul Berliner.
		The free end of the keys are stroked and plucked with the thumbs and one forefinger to produce ringing, polyrhythmic tapestries that accompany stories, songs and dance.
		Magaya is an internationally recognized master of the mbira dzaVadzimu.
	www.denison.edu /publicaffairs/pressreleases/mbira_11-06.html (372 words)

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	Zimbabwean Music Festival: 2003 Workshops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Cosmas considers this to be a necessary background for anyone who wants to study and play the mbira dzavadzimu.
		Cosmas Magaya is an internationally recognized mbira player and teacher and is the leader of the ensemble Mhuri yekwa Magaya.
		Cosmas is a master of the instrument, having studied with many great players.
	www.zimfest.org /2003/workshops.cgi?wksnum=093 (223 words)

	Cosmas Magaya - Music - Dandemutande Catalog
		Cosmas Magaya is a classic performer of the mbira dzavadzimu — heard on the first albums of Zimbabwean mbira music released in the 1970’s (”The Soul of Mbira”; and “Shona Mbira Music”), and assistant to Paul Berliner in writing The Soul of Mbira.
		Anoyimba is Cosmas Magaya’s contribution to this corner of the acoustic field, recorded in July 2001 and just now released by The Little Elf’s Workshop in Eugene, Oregon, USA.
		However, I enjoyed Cosmas’ mbira playing and singing and found this album valuable as a record of what he chose to do with an ensemble of himselves.
	www.dandemutande.org /Catalog/?cat=Music&subcat=Guitar&artist=Machingura&nav=next (297 words)

	Cosmas Magaya: Curriculum Vitae - Kutsinhira
		Cosmas Magaya is an internationally-recognized master of the mbira dzaVadzimu.
		Cosmas first became interested in mbira at the age of eight and begged his older mbira-playing cousin, Ernest Chivanga, to teach him how to play.
		Cosmas has gained loyal following of many mbira students throughout the United States and Canada, and he continues to teach and perform in the U.S., Canada and Zimbabwe, spending part of every year in each area of the world.
	www.kutsinhira.org /wiki/index.php/Cosmas_Magaya:_Curriculum_Vitae (3095 words)

	The Independent Weekly: Zimbabwe: In time and tines
		Magaya, first of all, doubted Berliner's intentions--nothing in his experience suggested that a white man could seriously want to learn to play the mbira.
		Also, Magaya tried to teach Berliner as he would a Zimbabwean student, but they weren't getting anywhere--Berliner was an accomplished jazz musician, but he could not hear the beat.
		Magaya's face broke into an amiable, crooked smile as he told me the story, and he laughed.
	www.indyweek.com /durham/2004-05-26/volume2.html (2222 words)

	Zimbabwean Music Festival: 2003 Workshops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Cosmas will provide a strong foundation in Kushaura and (time permitting) Kutsinhira, including where to place the hosho beat.
		Cosmas and Jaiaen present a view into rural and city life in Zimbabwe today with pictures and discussion.
		Cosmas began his life by attending a poor rural school, driving an ox cart and cattle just like any child.
	www.zimfest.org /2003/workshops.cgi?teacher=CosmasMagaya&menu=none (685 words)

	October 14, 2005 (#006) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Two masters of the mbira, Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko, set to perform this Sunday, October 16, at 3:00 p.m.
		World music enthusiasts are invited to Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall to enjoy the mbira playing of internationally-renowned artists Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko this Sunday, October 16, at 3:00 p.m.
		Cosmas Magaya has been playing mbira ever since he “borrowed” his cousin’s mbira as a young boy and started practicing.
	www.williams.edu /messages/2005/10/M20051014-006-eclark.h.html (383 words)

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		Magaya village is located within walking distance to the other five villages and over many years has become a central point for exchange.
		In 1998, Cosmas Magaya, a master mbira player, beloved teacher and highly respected businessman, was sponsored by Kutsinhira to come to the U.S. and stay with their community in Eugene, Oregon.
		In the fall of 1999, Cosmas was again sponsored to come to the U.S. as part of The Soul of Mbira tour, organized by Paul Berliner.
	www.ancient-ways.org /sisters.html (758 words)

	Music of Zimbabwe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Though musicology Hugh Tracey believed the mbira to be nearing extinction in the 1930s, the instrument has been revived since the 60s and 70s, and has gained an international following through the world music scene.
		Some renowned mbira players include Dumisani Maraire, Ephat Mujuru, Forward Kwenda, Stella Chiweshe, Chartwell Dutiro, Beauler Dyoko, Cosmas Magaya, Hakurotwi Mude, and Tute Chigamba.
		Thomas Mapfumo, master of chimurenga, is probably the best known Zimbabwean musician outside of the country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Music_of_Zimbabwe (632 words)

	DAILY BRUIN ONLINE - Ensemble celebrates heritage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The five performers - Beauler Dyoko, Hakurotwi Mude, Cosmas Magaya, Simon Magaya and Chaka Chawasarira - are all renowned professional mbira players in Zimbabwe.
		Describing the traditional four-phrase structure of a mbira song, Cosmos Magaya, a player of the instrument for 40 years, stressed the interlocking and interweaving nature that songs possess.
		Explaining that the hosho leads the mbira players, drummers and vocalists, Magaya demonstrated that the seemingly easily played rattle was deceptively harder than first appeared.
	www.dailybruin.ucla.edu /DB/issues/99/11.09/ae.mbira.html (782 words)

	Drummerszone.com Cosmas Magaya artist, artist pages, artist news
		As an mbira master musician and respected teacher, Cosmas Magaya has been invited to teach master classes at top universities in the United States including Stanford, Northwestern and Duke University as well as numerous other universities throughout the U.S. and Canada.
		In addition to performing and teaching, Cosmas Magaya has, since 1971, collaborated with ethnomusicologist Dr. Paul Berliner, doing field research on Shona traditional music that has resulted in a scholarly book, The Soul of Mbira.
		Cosmas Magaya first became interested in mbira at the age of eight and begged his older mbira-playing cousin, Ernest Chivanga, to teach him how to play.....
	www.drummerszone.com /artists/artist.php?artistNR=fc8f3ceea494cc7c93e0d93287259110 (245 words)

	A&E
		This Friday, Comas Magaya and two members of the Vakasara Mbira Group will display their talents on the Zimbabwean "thumb piano," traditionally known as the mbira.
		After months of practice, Magaya put on a surprise performance for those who had forbidden him from even handling the instrument.
		Magaya went to school for business and held jobs in the same field, but ultimately, he has spent his life spreading his music.
	orient.bowdoin.edu /orient/archives/2003-09-19/ae03.htm (429 words)

	Indiana State University : Office of Public Affairs : News Archive
		Magaya has toured internationally with mbira ensembles Mhuri yekwa Rwizi and Zimbabwe Group Leaders Mbira Ensemble.
		Born in Zimbabwe, Magaya grew up in a rural area.
		Magaya and his cousin were frequently hired to play for religious ceremonies.
	web.indstate.edu /top/news/archive/2003/oct/mbira.html (226 words)

	World Music Central - Your connection to World Music
		Cosmas Magaya has been playing the mbira since he was a child of 8, and has been internationally known for over thirty years, both as a powerful performer and a teacher of great skill.
		He is one of the central figures and significant consultants to Dr. Paul Berliner in his 1978 book, The Soul of Mbira.
		Magaya's playing can be heard on the Nonesuch recordings, The Soul of Mbira: Traditions of the Shona People and Shona Mbira Music.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /artists/artist_page.php?id=2075 (164 words)

	Concerts deliver world music, Observer Online (11-04-2004), Northwestern University
		Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko will perform as the “Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe” at 7:30 p.m.
		Cosmas Magaya is an internationally renowned mbira master and teacher.
		Beauler Dyoko is known as the “Queen of the Mbira”; because she broke down gender barriers to become Zimbabwe’s first female professional mbira player and vocalist.
	www.northwestern.edu /observer/issues/2004-11-04/concerts.html (310 words)

	Chicago Reader Sidebar: World Music Festival Chicago 2004
		Another artist from Chicago's first World Music Festival in 1999, Cosmas Magaya was among the group of Shona musicians captured in the famous field recordings made by Northwestern University musicologist Paul Berliner in Zimbabwe in 1972.
		The ceremonial music they played -- dominated by the sound of the mbira, a thumb piano of reed or metal keys mounted over a resonator, often a gourd -- had existed for perhaps a thousand years, but Berliner's tapes were the first chance most people had to hear it.
		Magaya will be joined by Ambuya Beauler Dyoko, one of the few female masters of the instrument.
	www.chicagoreader.com /music/sidebars/WORLD2004.html (7192 words)

	Colorado College news release: Zimbabwean Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Performing together as the "Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe," Magaya and Dyoko represent the respected elder generation of mbira players in Zimbabwe today.
		Magaya is also the leader of the mbira ensemble "Mhuri yekwa Magaya." He has been an avid student and player of mbira dzavadzimu from the time he was 8, and he has performed with the renowned "Mhuri yekwa Rwizi" mbira group for more than 25 years.
		Instrumental in the writing of Paul Berliner's The Soul of Mbira in the 1970s, Magaya continues to work closely with Dr. Berliner as a consultant on Zimbabwean music.
	www.coloradocollege.edu /publications/newsreleases/Sept2001/mbira.html (289 words)

	mbira.org: Latest mbira recordings
		Ages 18 to 23, the sons of Mondrek Muchena (Kevin), Cosmas Magaya (Mudavanhu) and Hakurotwi Mude (Moses, and older brother Frank on a couple of songs) amazed me with their playing.
		Hearing three generations of the Magaya family together was a treat I’ll never forget.
		Cosmas Magaya and his 17-year old son Mudavanhu on mbira, Sekuru (Cosmas’s father) singing.
	www.mbira.org /latestrecordings.html (2138 words)

	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans! Hot Seven 11 09 04
		These shows contrast the virtuoso bass playing of one of South Africa's newest musical sensations, Musa Manzini, with traditional African mbira musicians Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko, two of the best-known mbira players in Zimbabwe.
		Dyoko, one of the few women mbira players, says she picked up the instrument at the urging of her father's spirit and learned all of her songs from her ancestors, who communicate with her through dreams.
		Magaya is the dean of African mbira instructors and a cultural ambassador for his country's music.
	www.bestofneworleans.com /dispatch/2004-11-09/hot7.html (2549 words)

	Mbira.org: Erica Azim
		Although banned by the racist Rhodesian government from visiting the rural areas which are the home of mbira tradition, Erica easily found many mbira teachers in the capital city of Harare (then Salisbury).
		After a first mbira lesson with a stranger on a train, Erica studied seriously with Ambuya Beauler Dyoko, Cosmas Magaya, Mondrek Muchena and Ephat Mujuru.
		In 1998, she performed in the U.S. and Canada with Cosmas Magaya.
	www.mbira.org /ericaazim.html (478 words)

	Eugene Weekly : Music : 12.21.06
		It's best encountered in close proximity to bouncing bellies, but the CD-only experience is one of the most entrancing I heard in 2006.
		Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko, Afamba Apota (Dandemutande)
		Eugene is a second home to this Zimbabwean mbira duo, whose album of shimmering duets stands with any of the dozens of world music albums I heard this year.
	www.eugeneweekly.com /2006/12/21/music.html (675 words)

	TSP Sunday September 22, 2002 / Mbira Music: Irene Chigamba
		The Irene Chigamba interview and performance were recorded last year with the help of the East Village world music shop Tribal Soundz.
		Tribal Soundz is bringing two other mbira players to New York in October 2002: Cosmas Magaya and Beuler Dyoko.
		Magaya was featured on the seminal 1977 Nonesuch Explorer recording "Shona Mbira Music" which has just been re-released (click
	www.wfmu.org /playlists/shows/5144 (348 words)

	Zimbabwean Music Festival: 2003 Workshops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Nyamaropa (“Meat is Blood”) is among the most ancient mbira songs, and its parts can effectively be played along with other songs in the same family.
		Learn this haunting piece in its traditional form from Cosmas as a foundation to a deeper understanding of mbira dzavadzimu music.
		Kushaura, hosho beat placement, and Kutsinhira (time permitting) will be taught.
	www.zimfest.org /2003/workshops.cgi?wksnum=082 (308 words)

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		This month, FRIDAY SEPT. 17 we are extremely honored to present to you, in conjunction with the WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL, MILES CLERET (soundway records/UK), along with MBIRA MASTERS of ZIMBABWE: COSMAS MAGAYA & AMBUYA BEAULER BYOKO.
		Performing together as the Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe, Cosmas Magaya and Beauler Dyoko represent the respected elder generation of mbira (African finger piano) players in Zimbabwe today.
	www.giantstep.net /forums/101/read/435 (1128 words)

	SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Mbira
		Statesman/Jimmy Jenkins Marian Grebanier (left) and Cosmas Magaya play mbiras at the Center for Performing and Fine Arts last night.
		When Cosmas Magaya was eight years old, he would secretly borrow his cousin's mbira, a musical instrument that is sometimes referred to as a "thumb piano." (Indiana Statesman)
		With the deadline fast approaching and Ezell's patience wearing thin, it was to be a visit to a friend's house and an introduction to an instrument known as a mbira one evening that proved to be the solution to his recording woes.
	news.surfwax.com /music/files/Mbira.html (971 words)

	Sacred Wilderness, An African Story \| Program Particulars [Speaking of Faith® from American Public Media]
		In the SOF program, "Globalization and the Rise of Religion," sociologist Peter Berger discusses the increasing influence of the Protestant church, especially in its Pentecostal forms, in Africa and Latin America.
		Shona Mbira Music, performed by Hakurotwi Mude, Cosmas Magaya, Luken Pasipamire, Ephat Mujuru
		For a good description of the African notion of ancestral spirits, read Gordon Chavunduka's "Christianity, African Religion and African Medicine." In this essay, the president of the Zimbabwe National Traditional Healers' Association explains the significance of an African's ancestors in daily life:
	speakingoffaith.publicradio.org /programs/sacredwilderness/particulars.shtml (3870 words)

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