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Module 2 · Lesson 4
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The Agbadza Dance — Spiritual Roots
The Agbadza: Movement, Meaning & Memory
Instructor: Kwame Asante · 24 min · Video lesson
The Agbadza is one of the most recognised traditional dances of the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo. In this lesson, we explore the deep spiritual and social significance of the dance — from its origins in warrior rituals to its present role in community celebration.
You'll learn to identify the key movement vocabulary of the Agbadza: the deep-kneed footwork, the shoulder undulations, and the call-and-response relationship between dancer and drum.
🎯 Learning Objectives
✓ Describe the historical origins of the Agbadza
✓ Identify 5 core movement patterns and their meanings
✓ Explain the role of the atimevu drum in guiding the dance
✓ Connect movement symbolism to Ewe cosmology
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Agbadza History & Context.pdf
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Movement Breakdown — Slow Motion
112 MB · MP4
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Traditional Agbadza Recordings
18 MB · MP3
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Lesson Slides.pptx
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MY NOTES · Lesson 4
How does the atimevu rhythm differ between celebrations vs funerals?
Kofi M.2 days ago💬 8 replies
Resource recommendation: "The Rhythms of the Ewe" by C.K. Ladzekpo
Zara O.4 days ago💬 3 replies
African Dance Heritage
25 lessons · 4 modules · 8h 30min
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📖 Module 1: Foundations
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What is Cultural Dance?18 min
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The Body as Archive22 min
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Reading Movement19 min
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Module 1 Quiz10 min
🌍 Module 2: West Africa
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The Adowa of the Ashanti25 min
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Kpanlogo: Youth & Joy21 min
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Sabar: Drumming the Dance28 min
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The Agbadza: Meaning & Memory24 min
Ewe Cosmology & Movement20 min
Module 2 Assignment—
⚡ Module 3: East Africa
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🏆 Final Assessment
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Module 2 · Quiz
West African Dance — Knowledge Check
⏱ 15 minutes❓ 8 questions🎯 Pass mark: 70%
Question 3 of 8
Which drum plays the lead role in directing movement changes in the Agbadza dance?
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The kpanlogo drum
B
The atimevu (master drum)
C
The djembe
D
The talking drum
3 of 8 answered
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How does the Agbadza differ from the Adowa in ceremonial context?
Amara D.Today💬 4 repliesDance
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