Spirit of Sound exhibition on at the Museum

Friday, October 31, 2008

The Botswana National Museum and Art Gallery has opened a peculiar exhibition called 'Spirit of Sound' that is likely to be met with enthusiasm from music and art lovers. This special display of both conventional and unconventional musical instruments from across the continent will get many wondering whether the exhibition is about music or art, but the answer is simple: both.

According to the organisers of the 'Spirit of Sound', 'African music is as old as its people and woven into the very fabric of traditional culture'.

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