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Maraire, Dumisani

LC control no.n 86140860
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Personal name headingMaraire, Dumisani
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Variant(s)Maraire, Abraham Dumisani
Maraire, Dumi
Maraire, Dumisani Abraham
See alsoGraduate of: University of Washington
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Other standard no.Q1264998
0000000063667364
60573036
Associated countryZimbabwe United States
Associated placeSeattle (Wash.) Olympia (Wash.) Harare (Zimbabwe)
Birth date1944-12-27
Death date1999-11-25
Place of birthMutare (Zimbabwe)
Place of deathZimbabwe
Field of activityMbira music Marimba music
AffiliationUniversity of Washington
Evergreen State College
University of Zimbabwe
Profession or occupationCollege teachers
Musicians Music teachers University and college faculty members
Found inLet your voice be heard!, 1986: CIP t.p. (Dumisani Maraire) data sheet (b. 1943)
The position of music in Shona Mudzimu (ancestral spirit) possession, 1990: t.p. (Dumisani Abraham Maraire) UMI t.p. (Maraire, Dumisani Abraham, Ph. D.)
Dumisani Maraire 001 session recordings, 1969 January 09 finding aid : (Abraham Dumisani Maraire (27 December 1944-25 November 1999) master performer of the mbira; born in Mutare, Zimbabwe. Studied at Kwanongoma College of Music in Bulawayo; taught from 1968 through 1972 at the University of Washington in Seattle. Remained in Washington state until 1982, teaching at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, giving private music lessons, and performing with marimba groups. Returned to Zimbabwe with his family in 1982 to develop an ethnomusicology program at the University of Zimbabwe in Harare. Four years later, he was back in Seattle, teaching and earning his own doctorate in ethnomusicology at the University of Washington, after which he returned again to teach at the University of Zimbabwe. He died of a stroke on 25 November 1999 in Zimbabwe)
Associated languageeng