The Impact of Dr. Ephraim Amu's Music on Ghanaian Culture |

The nationally acclaimed Ghanaian patriotic song "Yɛn Ara Asaase Ni", was written by Dr. Ephraim Amu in 1929 and is sung in the Ashanti language. Dr. Ephraim Kɔku Amu (13 September 1899 - 2 January 1995) was a Ghanaian composer, musicologist, and teacher.
#Ephraim Kɔku Amu was not only a highly accomplished musician, known for his extensive compositions and unique style in art music but also a proud #African nationalist. He held that embracing good elements from other cultures with universal values is acceptable, but it's crucial to maintain the best of our own. asem yi di ka
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[@kakrajoe6807]

He will never be forgotten by some of us who learned a little history about him 😢

[@osamensa]

That's the spirit!

[@HM24_Production]

He really did a good job

[@osamensa]

Yes. He's great man to be celebrated!

[@kakrajoe6807]

Aww I also attended Abetifi Presbyterian then boys school but I went there as a mixed school in 1997! We used to sang his songs in various schools for competitions and we normally win! No wonder! May his gentle soul rest in peace!❤

[@kofiakon2020]

The only wise icon that stood boldly with his tradition and culture without Spot after Osagyefu Dr Kwame Nkrumah.

[@osamensa]

I believe there were others before him but definitely one of the best.

[@gringlas2127]

A very good narrative on the works of Dr. Ephraim Amu. It is so sad that such great men and women are not well-celebrated. Their life work should be part of our school curriculum at every level. Many thanks for sharing it. Any idea on where I can get a good biography of Dr. Amu and similar great men and women?

[@osamensa]

Please take a moment to review the video description as I've included the sources for this content. Many of these nationalists are relatively unknown or have received little attention, and this channel aims to change that narrative.

[@mathiasakpalu4373]

This legendary figure deserves to be mentioned and celebrated daily.

[@osamensa]

Yes, along with all the other nationalists.

[@geniustv8169]

Please what’s the title of the song at the beginning of the content

[@osamensa]

Check Odomankoma by MGSDA or just check on the Ephraim Amu website