Vacation in the Motherland "AFRICA" - Coming Soon! The Kemet Nu Egypt Tour July 2013

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Kemet Nu Egypt Tour July 2013

 

 

 

 

"The Art and Science of Visual Presentation"

Ashra Kwesi

Members of the Washington DC Jazz Network

African-Centered Lectures, Tours to Egypt and Ethiopia, DVDs and CDs
By Ashra Kwesi and Merira Kwesi

Kemet Nu Productions

The next Kemet Nu Egypt Tour July 2013

Come celebrate with us 30 Years of Research, Travel & Tour Experience in Egypt

Ashra Kwesi and Merira Kwesi are lecturers on African history, civilization, religion and culture. They
present lively and dynamic slide presentation productions and videos based on their extensive study
and travel on the African continent. Their startling and revealing information on the African origin of
many of the concepts and symbols now utilized by the western world is due to their focus on the ancient
African Nile Valley.

These national and international lecturers also conduct the Kemet Nu "Know Thyself" Educational
Tours to Egypt and Ethiopia. Brother and Sister Kwesi link the historical with the present in order to
bring "our story" to life.

African Origin of Noah's Ark

Origin of FreeMasonry

Lecturing on the Books of Stone

God's chosen children

Origins of Adam and Eve

African Holy Birth on December 25

African Origins of Martial Arts (Montu Arts)

 

Notice the resemblence. It's not a coincidence

His compelling lectures are based on 29 years of historical expeditions in Africa, covering Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya and Ghana. 14 of those were spent as an apprentice to the renowned scholar, Dr. Yosef ben Jochannan.

 

 

Nile River, touring the ancient wonders in Luxor,

Edfu,



Kom Ombo,

Aswan,

and Elephantine Island.



Great Pyramids of Khufu,

The Creator Has a Master Plan....

Peace and Happiness for every man..

Chefren



and Mykerinus



Majestic Sphinx, and the



Valley Temple


PHAROAH

Egyptian Museum with Treasures of Tutankhamun (yes, Stolen Legacy - we'll say a prayer for temple desecrations)

Impressive Karnak Temples and



Luxor Temple (see pictures)



Valley of the Kings,



Temple of Queen Hatshepsut,

Colossi of Memnon



Ptolemaic Temple, dedicated to Horus (Heru)



Temple of Sobek

High Dam and Unfinished Obelisk, Beautiful Temple of Philae devoted to the goddesses Isis (Auset) and Hathor (Het Heru)

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Armand Ntep

A Member of the Washington DC Jazz Network

Armand Ntep is both a unique vocalist and a prolific, innovative composer. His vocal talent is broad in terms of octave and style from silky baritone croon to pygmy-inspired syncopation to tender tenor ballads. His compositions run the gamut from salsa Jazz to reggae to traditional "lihongo" from his native Cameroon.

 

 

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Professor Hotep Idris Galeta 1941 – 2010

A Member of The Washington DC Jazz Network

"King Tuts Strut"

"Monk in Sweto"

"Funkin For Obama"

 

 

The Development of Jazz in South Africa


By Hotep Idris Galeta

Born 1941 to 2010


African music, the progenitor of jazz and all other forms of African-American music has been around for a while. Given its ancient track record of longevity and creativity, I suspect it will be around for a long time to come, molding and influencing the various genres of world music. From a historical point of view and in this particular case, the musical chickens have come home to roost. Jazz has come full circle returning to its African roots.
South African Jazz has had many elements contributing to its evolution and development. The most prominent and significant being the rich eclectic cultural diversity of the country’s inhabitants and the influence of African-American musical culture upon it over the years. These two variants coupled with an environment of legislated racism, gross human rights violations, created the unique artistic forge and mould responsible for the evolution of jazz in South Africa. The first informal contact the inhabitants of Cape Town had with African Americans was during the American Civil War, when the Confederate warship the CSS Alabama came into the port of Cape Town in 1862 to replenish its supplies. The Alabama patrolled the South Atlantic where it would lie in wait for Union Ships to come around the Cape from the Far East on its way to the east coast ports of Philadelphia, New York, New Port and Boston. It would then attack, plunder and sink them. The CSS Alabama was one of the most notorious and feared Southern commerce raiders on patrol in the South Atlantic sending some fifty eight Union vessels to the bottom of the ocean during her two year patrol. Confederate captain Raphael Semmes commanded this British built steam powered schooner.  Read more

 

 

 

 

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