Amone Watmon Matthew Interview - The Singing Wells project

[@singingwells]

This is so important to our project - recording the traditions of communities in East Africa! Thanks to the Watmon Cultural group for performing for the Singing Wells project!

[@Ochen656]

This one of the most exciting interviews. Thanks so much.

[@AbubillaMusicSMCC]

So pleased to see our sister - charitable project doing so much good work in the field of East African music with the Singing Wells project.

[@0191records]

Recording the traditions of communities is very important - especially getting the information first hand from members of the communities. It was a pleasure to meet Amone Watmon Matthew and record his as part of the Singing Wells project!

[@oliviaiiw]

Found this so useful when blogging about the instruments he mentions! Lovely to hear about his background too and his own personal story, as well as being informative

[@nosined2011]

Watching the interview took me right back to the Airport Guesthouse Entebbe where this was recorded - it was our last day of the 2012 field visit in Uganda. A happy day because we knew we'd captured some very special musical moments on that trip. Sad though as the Singing Wells team had to disband and go our separate ways. We'll be back to Uganda soon (Nov '13) for more Singing Wells recordings....watch this space!

[@hannahcalascione6091]

I love what he says about how emotional it is playing the nanga!

[@Ochayathelegend]

Legendary!! Himself