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[longDesc] => #### The master djembéfola—in his own words. Discover the magic and intrigue of West Africa in the long-awaited English version of Famoudou Konaté’s book.
_Written by Famoudou Konaté, with Thomas Ott_
_translated by Dave Kobrenski_
Memoirs of an African Musician tells the remarkable life story of Famoudou Konaté, a master of the djembé from Guinea, West Africa. Rooted in the traditions of his Malinké homeland, where music and rhythm are woven into the fabric of life, Konaté takes the reader on a journey deep into African traditions, across continents during a groundbreaking international career, and back again to where it started, to the heart of a culture that has endured through centuries of trials and hardships.
Along the way, Konaté unveils the mysteries of the djembé and its accompanying instruments, revealing rare insights into rhythms, techniques, and the cultural meanings behind the music. Beyond the drum, he offers a portrait of life in Malinké society—its traditions, struggles, and values—while reflecting on his experiences of bridging worlds, from remote Guinean villages to stages around the globe. His story is a testament to resilience, cultural pride, and the universal language of music, inviting readers to experience the rhythms of West Africa in an entirely new way.
Introduction by Professor Thomas Ott.
Translated by Dave Kobrenski, with cultural and historical footnotes.
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— Dave Kobrenski, author of _Finding the Source_ and _Djoliba Crossing_
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The grand master shares his musical journey from West Africa to the world stage and back again, to where it all began. Along the way, he unveils the mysteries of the djembé and its accompanying instruments, revealing rare insights into rhythms, techniques, and the cultural meanings behind the music.
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Somewhere in Africa, the blacksmith’s widow is rumored to still be alive. And her dark magic is Dave’s last hope of ending a twenty-year curse. If only he can find her.
Deep in the heart of West Africa, there is a power as old as the Earth. This is a land where ancestors walk among the living and impish spirits dwell in the forest. Occult knowledge is guarded by secret societies, and blacksmith artists carve sacred masks that invoke deities. Here, art is magic…and it is not for the uninitiated.
An ocean away, Dave is a struggling artist who longs for adventure in distant places. When fate brings him to West Africa, his dream becomes a reality, and he’s drawn into a world of ritual drumming, ancient traditions, and vodoun magic. But the dream soon turns into a nightmare.
The mysterious illness comes on violently. As Dave convulses with pain, the villagers call it a curse, suspecting sorcery or ancestor spirits. At first, Dave’s not so sure. Back in America, his doctors lead him down a dangerous road of pharmaceuticals and opioid painkillers, but the condition only worsens. As the years go by, Dave’s suspicions deepen, and he must decide. Was it really a curse that beset him all those years ago?
Facing a life of disability and heartbreak, Dave’s final desperate quest for healing brings him back to West Africa to answer that question. To find the source, he must question everything he thinks he knows, and put his trust in the words of a shaman and in spiritual forces he’s not sure exist. But in the end, it’s his own demons he must confront, before the curse finally destroys him.
_A spellbinding account of an artist’s unconventional journey through West Africa to overcome a debilitating illness—and to find the true source of his pain._
***
“Compelling reading...a work that often has a captivating sense of immediacy.”
-- _Kirkus Reviews_
“Kobrenski writes with great charm and is an enlightening guide to aspects of African life with particularly fascinating investigations into the history of voudoun and ritual magic.”
-- _IndieReader_
“A book that will inspire seekers whose lives are touched by chronic illness.”
-- _Publishers Weekly_
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“Compelling reading...a work that often has a captivating sense of immediacy.”
-- _Kirkus Reviews_
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For two decades, Kobrenski studied music with master _djembé_ players in Guinea, returning year after year to the historical homeland of the Mali Empire, carrying only a sketchbook and his curiosity. Living in a small village along the Niger River, he eventually turned his attention—and his art—to topics that concern us all: Why is culture important? What can we in the West learn from a village in West Africa? And why are so many cultures disappearing from the face of the Earth?
In _Drawing on Culture_, Kobrenski shares his artwork, stories, and insights about culture and worldviews with the keen eye of an anthropologist so that we might, in turn, see our own cultural worldview with new eyes. More than thirty new artworks from his time in Guinea are compiled here alongside his own field notes and essays. His portrait drawings inspire conversations about diversity, tradition, and why ancient ways of knowing are now more relevant than ever.
Both a visually rich travelogue and insightful ethnography, _Drawing on Culture_ invites us to listen to our planet’s oldest cultures so that we might come to understand how to regain ecological balance on a planet spinning out of control with human activity.
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— *Philip M. Peek, Ph.D,* editor of _African Divination Systems: Ways of Knowing_
***
“Dave Kobrenski is a gifted artist and musician, and a better anthropologist than many of the PhDs I know. Here is a fine text that depicts people as they are, illustrates their essence, and demonstrates the importance of appreciating, without appropriating, their lives and ways of being.”
— *Katherine Donahue, Ph.D,* Professor Emerita, Anthropology
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Dave is also is the author of _[Drawing on Culture](/drawing-on-culture)_ and _Finding the Source_ (coming soon).
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-- Indie Reader
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**Discover the music and culture of West Africa in this beautifully illustrated account of an artist’s adventures in the Niger River valley.**
When artist and musician Dave Kobrenski first set out for Guinea, West Africa, it was simply to learn the _djembé_ music of the Malinké people. What he found instead was a land of ancient traditions where spirits mingle with the living and the souls of ancestors reside in sacred groves of trees. He soon learns that intense poverty and rampant political corruption are a mixture with explosive potential in Conakry’s inner-city. When bloody clashes erupt, no traveler is safe. For Kobrenski, the result was a two decade musical adventure that would test his resolve and draw him into a quest of cultural understanding.
_Djoliba Crossing_ is Kobrenski’s travel-worn collection of stories, paintings, drawings, and rhythm notations. On the surface, it is a travelogue, adventure story, and a celebration of Mandé music and culture. Looking deeper, _Djoliba Crossing_ is about glimpsing in the everyday dust of existence the potential for diverse ways of being. It is an invitation into ancient traditions still guarded by a culture dancing on the edge of modernity, a culture which understands that who we _are_ is who we _were._
_Djoliba Crossing_ is both an adventure memoir and a guidebook for the music traditions of West Africa. Descriptions of ancient music and festivals are enriched by original artwork, historical research, and rhythm notations for the _djembé_, _dununba_, _sangban_, and _kenkeni_ drums. Together, they offer a glimpse into a world hidden off the beaten path, and chronicle an artist’s journey deep into realms of the unexpected.
**Features:**
Djoliba Crossing is a premium quality, full color book with 192 pages of stories, historical and cultural information, rhythm transcriptions, maps, and more. The book contains over 70 full color illustrations.
- 192 pages
- large format, 8.5x11, full-color
- 70 full-color illustrations
- hand-drawn maps
- complete rhythm transcriptions for djembe + dunun drums
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― _Indie Reader_
***
"This book is key if you are studying the music, culture and/or dance of this region of the world. The drawings are exquisite. The notes are inspiring, and the writing is a true representation of what it is like to travel and experience the culture of Guinea, West Africa. I have several students who study this region and I request that any serious students purchase this book. I believe that you will not be disappointed. The graphics are stunning. This book is a work of art, IMO.”
— David M. Smith
***
"I just received a copy of this book in the mail, and am so excited to explore it more. My first impression, is that it is beautiful. The book is filled with original artwork, and even the page with just text is visually appealing. I have the paperback copy, and the paper is a much finer, thicker quality than what you would expect from a paper back. What I am most excited about is that in the back, Kobrenski included a ton of original drum transcriptions he collected himself on his visits to West Africa. He also talks about in what context he heard the drumming. Highly recommended for drummers, music teachers, or people interested in West Africa.”
— Apple Scruff (Amazon review)
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Djoliba Crossing
Updated 2nd Edition, with 50+ pages of illustrations and rhythm notations.
Softcover: $29.95
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Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England. Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio

Special Juneteenth celebration and performance with master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea, West Africa!
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England. Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio

Sayon Camara & Landaya Trio return to The Loft at Hermit Woods! Experience an evening of exceptional music, delicious food, and fine wine in an intimate and relaxed setting.
Master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea, West Africa, joins forces with multi-instrumentalists Dave Kobrenski and Grant Ellerbeck to bring you a spellbinding evening of traditional Malinké music.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem. Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson

Contemporary jazz meets traditional West African in a vibrant fusion of original tunes and free improvisation, brought to life by an incredible crew of musical innovators. More info coming soon!
Friday, April 11, 2025
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
The Arts Council of Tamworth will be hosting a live musical performance by West African musical trio Sayon Camara and LANDAYA on Friday, April 11th at 7 p.m. at Runnells Hall in Chocorua. Tickets are required as space will be limited, and are offered on a sliding scale basis here.
Runnells Hall
Sayon Camara & Landaya
Chocorua, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 14, 2024
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Music, culture and storytelling combine in this unique cultural event. For two decades, author Dave Kobrenski traveled extensively in West Africa, where he was drawn ever-deeper into the music and cultural traditions of Upper Guinea. There, he found a land of ancient traditions where occult knowledge is guarded by secret societies and blacksmith artists carve sacred masks that invoke deities. There, art is magic…and it is not for the uninitiated.
Dave’s journeys brought him deep into traditions that challenged his worldview and ultimately forced him to reckon with the source of his own deteriorating health. Insightful, often moving, and always engaging, Dave’s stories are woven around skillful performances of the three-holed Fulani flute, the 12-string kamale ngoni, and the djembé.
Sponsored by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of New Hampshire.
To register, click the button below or call 603-255-3553.
Pope Memorial Library
Finding the Source: Music, Magic & Healing in West Africa
North Conway, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Friday, November 1, 2024
Roos & Kobrenski
Acclaimed jazz guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski collaborate with a rotating cast of musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other.
Roos & Kobrenski
Every first Friday of the month, acclaimed guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski (Fula flute, djembe, ngoni) collaborate with a rotating cast of outstanding musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other. This month, the KR Collective also features Mike Rossi (bass), Steve Hunt (piano) and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Admission to this event is free. However, the performers rely on your generous donations for their compensation. Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is still recommended.
Hermit Woods Winery
First Friday Concert Series with KR Collective
Meredith, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Saturday, September 7, 2024
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
**Mark your calendars - exact time and location TBA.** West African djembé master Sayon Camara joins forces with Landaya (Dave Kobrenski, Grant Ellerbeck) for a formidable display of virtuosity and style, showcasing the traditional music of the Malinké people of Guinea.
Laconia Multicultural Festival
Laconia Multicultural Festival
Laconia, NH
Time: 1:00 pm
Thursday, August 8, 2024
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
Master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea, West Africa, joins forces with multi-instrumentalists Dave Kobrenski and Grant Ellerbeck to bring you a spellbinding evening of traditional Malinké music.
Known collectively as Landaya, this powerhouse trio draws from the traditions of Sayon’s village, weaving intricate rhythms on the djembé and dunun drums with ancient melodies. Kobrenski and Ellerbeck accompany Sayon’s joyous singing on melodic instruments like the Fula flute, kamale ngoni (10-string harp) and bolon (4-string bass harp). The performance is further enhanced by Sayon’s storytelling, providing rich cultural context.
Hermit Woods Winery
Sayon Camara & Landaya Trio
Meredith, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Friday, August 2, 2024
Roos & Kobrenski
Acclaimed jazz guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski collaborate with a rotating cast of musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other.
Roos & Kobrenski
Every first Friday of the month, acclaimed guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski (Fula flute, djembe, ngoni) collaborate with a rotating cast of outstanding musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other. This month, the KR Collective also features Mike Rossi (bass), Steve Hunt (piano) and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Admission to this event is free. However, the performers rely on your generous donations for their compensation. Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is still recommended.
Hermit Woods Winery
First Friday Concert Series with KR Collective
Meredith, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join us for an experience of the history, power, magic and guidance of the West African Kora with world renowned 71st-generation virtuoso Madou Sidiki Diabaté, accompanied by his longtime student Salif Bamakora, as the duo explore and nterpret the traditional repertoire of songs and stories of the Djeli, or Griots, the hereditary keepers of knowledge encoded in music. With guest Dave Kobrenski on Fula flute.
Hermit Woods Winery
Kora Duets - Madou Sidiki Diabaté and Salif Bamakora, with guest Dave Kobrenski
Meredith, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Friday, July 5, 2024
Roos & Kobrenski
Acclaimed jazz guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski collaborate with a rotating cast of musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other.
Roos & Kobrenski
Every first Friday of the month, acclaimed guitarist Randy Roos and multi-instrumentalist Dave Kobrenski (Fula flute, djembe, ngoni) collaborate with a rotating cast of outstanding musicians to bring you a live musical experience like no other. This month, the KR Collective also features Mike Rossi (bass), Steve Hunt (piano) and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Admission to this event is free. However, the performers rely on your generous donations for their compensation. Space is limited, so reserving a spot in advance is still recommended
Hermit Woods Winery
First Friday Concert Series with Roos & Kobrenski
Meredith, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
In this joyful 6-week session, explore the music of the djembé and dunun drums with authentic Malinké rhythms from Guinea, West Africa.
Drawing on his extensive experiences living and studying in West Africa, musician and author Dave Kobrenski will guide participants in learning the art and craft of playing the djembé.
Mountain Kula Yoga
May 1—June 5, 2024: Introduction to West African Drumming
North Conway, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Sunday, January 21, 2024
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for an intimate and cozy afternoon of music and storytelling. Dave will play selections of music on traditional instruments from West Africa, and share stories from his extensive travels. Event is free and open to the public.
Benz Center
Winter Lecture Series at the Benz
Sandwich, NH
Time: 2:00 pm
Thursday, December 28, 2023
Randy Roos' Hall of Mirrors
Donkilo! blends traditional instruments like the Fula flute, 10-string kamalen’goni and djembe, with guitar, bass, sax and more — creating a sound that is fresh and daring, with live performances that transport audiences to previously unchartered musical territories.
Donkilo! Afro Funk
_Hall of Mirrors_ features Randy Roos on guitar, Steve Hunt on piano, Tim Gilmore on drums, Mike Rossi on bass, and Dave Kobrenski on Fulani flute, ngoni, and percussion.
Join us for an amazing night of music, wine and food at the Loft at Hermit Woods!
Hermit Woods Winery
Randy Roos' Hall of Mirrors
Meredith, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Monday, December 11, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Monday at 5:30 - Meet Dave Kobrenski on Proudly Contrarian Monday Night Live - Dave has performed several times at The Loft at Hermit Woods. He is an artist, musician (performing on the Fulani flute, ngoni, and percussion), and author of three books, including his most recent book, a narrative memoir titled Finding the Source. Join Bob, Ken, and Chuck for what we promise will be an enlightening conversation!
[Watch live on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/hermitwoods)
[Watch live on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@hermitwoodswinery)
Hermit Woods Winery
Live stream conversation with Dave and Hermit Woods
Meredith, NH
Time: 5:30 pm
Saturday, November 11, 2023
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
Join master _djembefola_ **Sayon Camara** from Guinea and members of Landaya Ensemble for an energizing evening of traditional West African music.
Featuring Dave Kobrenski (_djembé, Fula flute_) and Grant Ellerbeck (_dunun drums, bolon_)
Colby-Sawyer College
New London, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Thursday, November 9, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
In this “Meet the Masters” event, author / musician / artist Dave Kobrenski presents a unique and compelling evening of music and storytelling. For over 20 years, Dave has traveled extensively in West Africa where he studied the traditional music and culture of the Malinke people, whose music is a form of history-keeping and a vehicle for keeping their ancestral heritage close by.
Dave’s performances honor that tradition and his music and stories are filled with the same wonder and sense of adventure that compelled him into the heart of West Africa. He will be joined by special guest and Master Drummer Etse Nyadedzor from Ghana. Don’t miss what will be a very special evening at our place!
The Ridge
“Meet The Masters” event with Dave Kobrenski
Chittenango, NY
Time: 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 4, 2023
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
Join master _djembefola_ **Sayon Camara** from Guinea and members of Landaya Ensemble for an energizing evening of traditional West African music.
Featuring Dave Kobrenski (_djembé, Fula flute_) and Grant Ellerbeck (_dunun drums, bolon_)
North Chapel UU Church
Woodstock, VT
Time: 7:00 pm
Friday, November 3, 2023
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
Join master _djembefola_ **Sayon Camara** from Guinea and members of Landaya Ensemble for an energizing evening of traditional West African music.
Featuring Dave Kobrenski (_djembé, Fula flute_) and Grant Ellerbeck (_dunun drums, bolon_)
West Claremont Center for Music and the Arts
Claremont, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Saturday, September 30, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a special presentation and performance for the Appalachian Mountain Club's Fall Hiking Week, at the lovely Town & Country Inn.
Town & Country Inn
Fall Hiking Week Presentation
Shelburne, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Friday, August 25, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
_Drawing on Culture: Paintings and drawings from West Africa_
Art exhibition runs from August 18 - September 16, 2023. Opening reception on Friday, August 25.
Downtown Artist Cellar
Opening Art Reception & Presentation
Malone, NY
Time: 5:00 pm
Thursday, August 24, 2023
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
_With special guest Randy Roos on guitar!_
Brick Church for the Performing Arts
Lovell, ME
Time: 7:00 pm
Thursday, August 17, 2023
Kobrenski / Wilson / Gilmore Trio
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
_Jed Wilson (piano), Tim Gilmore (drums), Dave Kobrenski (Fula flute, kamale ngoni, percussion)_
Hermit Woods Winery
Meredith, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Wednesday, August 2, 2023
Dave Kobrenski Trio
Jazz grooves meet the rhythms and sounds of West Africa, with Dave Kobrenski (ngoni, Fula flute), Tom Robinson (keys), and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Dave Kobrenski Trio
Traditional West African meets contemporary jazz. Featuring Dave (Fula flute, ngoni, djembé), Tom Robinson (keys), and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Public House on Page Hill
Summer Concert Series
Tamworth, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Thursday, July 27, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a unique event that combines music and storytelling into a compelling and educational experience for all ages!
Jackson Public Library
Music & Stories from West Africa
Jackson, NH
Time: 4:00 pm
Thursday, July 20, 2023
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
For more than a decade, master drummer Sayon Camara from Guinea and his group, *Landaya*, have brought the traditional music of West Africa to audiences throughout New England.
Sayon Camara and Landaya Trio
Join Sayon Camara and friends for a participatory drumming performance in Castonguay Square! Sayon Camara is a cultural ambassador for his people, the Malinke of the Sankaran region of Guinea. Sayon is joined by Dave Kobrenski and Grant Ellerbeck. Together they will bring you to the heart of Sayon’s culture through drumming, fula flute, bolon, song, dance, and story.
Waterville Creates
Workshop and performance
Waterville, ME
Time: 3:00 pm
Monday, June 12, 2023
Sean Gaskell and Dave Kobrenski (kora and flute)
Music from West Africa and beyond.
Sean Gaskell and Dave Kobrenski (kora and flute)
Join Sean and Dave for an enchanting evening of traditional music from West Africa. The kora is a 21-string harp, and the Fula flute or _tambin_ is a unique woodwind from West Africa. Together, these traditional instruments transport the listener to the ancient Mali Empire, with a sound that is timeless and mystical.
Conway Public Library
West African Kora and Fulani Flute
Conway, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Friday, March 3, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Dave performs on Fula flute with the Grand Rapids Youth Chorus. Performance includes an original composition Dave composed for the chorus, titled “Benkadi”.
St. Cecilia Music Center
Grand Rapids Youth Chorus
Grand Rapids, MI
Time: 7:00 pm
Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a special performance, presentation, and book reading from his latest book, Finding the Source. Signed copies available along with meet and greet with Dave.
Conway Public Library
“Finding the Source” Presentation and Performance
Conway, NH
Time: 5:00 pm
Thursday, November 10, 2022
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a special musical performance, presentation, and book reading from his latest book, Finding the Source. Signed copies available along with meet and greet with Dave.
Baker Free Library
“Finding the Source” Presentation and Performance
Bow, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Thursday, October 6, 2022
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Traditional West African music meets contemporary jazz in a captivating display of virtuosity. Featuring Jed Wilson on piano and Dave Kobrenski on Fula flute and ngoni.
Hermit Woods Winery
Meredith, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a special performance, multi-media presentation, and book reading from his latest book, _Finding the Source_. Signed copies available along with meet and greet with Dave.
Epsom Public Library
“Stories, Art and Music from West Africa” Presentation and Performance
Epsom, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Saturday, September 17, 2022
Dave Kobrenski Trio featuring Tom Robinson and Tim Gilmore
Jazz grooves meet the rhythms and sounds of West Africa, with Dave Kobrenski (ngoni, Fula flute), Tom Robinson (keys), and Tim Gilmore (drums).
Dave Kobrenski Trio
Join local author, musician and artist Dave Kobrenski and Zimbabwean winemaker Tinashe Nyamudoka for a special evening of tastes, sights and sounds from the African continent. Jazz grooves meet the rhythms and sounds of West Africa, with Dave Kobrenski (ngoni, Fula flute), Tom Robinson (keys), and Tim Gilmore (drums). Dave will also talk about his travels in West Africa, present his new book, and have artwork on display.
Public House on Page Hill
A Taste of Africa: 4-Course Musical Dinner + Wine, Art, & Book Event
Tamworth, NH
Time: 5:00 pm
Friday, September 16, 2022
Wilson/Kobrenski/Gilmore
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Cancelled.
St. Lawrence Arts
Portland, ME
Time: 7:00 pm
Saturday, August 20, 2022
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join Dave for a special performance, presentation, and book reading from his latest book, Finding the Source. Signed copies available along with meet and greet with Dave.
Jackson Public Library
“Finding the Source” Presentation and Performance
Jackson, NH
Time: 4:00 pm
Saturday, April 30, 2022
Wilson/Hughes/Kobrenski Trio
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Traditional West African music meets contemporary jazz. Featuring John Hughes on kora, Jed Wilson on piano, and Dave Kobrenski on Fula flute. Join us for a joyful evening of great food and boundary-crossing music that will both enchant and delight. Dave will also be celebrating the launch of his new book.
Stone Mountain Arts Center
A Five Course Musical Dinner / Book Launch Event
Brownfield, ME
Time: 6:00 pm
Friday, April 29, 2022
Dave Kobrenski
Artist, musician, and author Dave Kobrenski offers presentations that weave art, music, and storytelling together into an entertaining and informative cultural experience.
Dave Kobrenski
Join me for a special music demonstration, Q&A, and short performance as I present my latest book, _Find the Source_. I'll have books available for signing. Hope to meet you there!
Toadstool Bookshop
Book Reading and Performance
Keene, NH
Time: 6:00 pm
Friday, April 22, 2022
Wilson/Kobrenski/Steer Trio
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Music featuring Jed Wilson on piano, Dave Kobrenski on Fula flute and ngoni, and Jared Steer on drums. Followed by book reading and meet-and-greet with Dave. Signed copies of _Finding the Source_ available. Beverages served at the Playhouse Bar.
M & D Playhouse + Bar
“Finding the Source” Book Launch Celebration
North Conway, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Saturday, June 27, 2020
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Blue
Portland, ME
Time: 8:00 pm
Monday, April 6, 2020
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Friday, March 6, 2020
Donkilo! Afro Funk
Donkilo! blends traditional instruments like the Fula flute, 10-string kamalen’goni and djembe, with guitar, bass, sax and more — creating a sound that is fresh and daring, with live performances that transport audiences to previously unchartered musical territories.
Donkilo! Afro Funk
The Loading Dock
$10, all ages, doors at 7:30, BYOB with 21+ valid ID
Littleton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Monday, March 2, 2020
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Friday, November 29, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Monday, November 4, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Monday, October 7, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Jed Wilson (piano), Dave Kobrenski (Fula flute, kamalengoni, and djembe), Jared Steer (drums)
Rek'-Lis Brewing Company
Bethlehem, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Monday, September 2, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Monday, August 5, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Friday, July 26, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
St. Lawrence Arts
Portland, ME
Time: 7:00 pm
Saturday, July 13, 2019
Donkilo! Afro Funk
Donkilo! blends traditional instruments like the Fula flute, 10-string kamalen’goni and djembe, with guitar, bass, sax and more — creating a sound that is fresh and daring, with live performances that transport audiences to previously unchartered musical territories.
Donkilo! Afro Funk
Mead Base Conservation Center
Center Sandwich, NH
Time: 7:00 pm
Monday, July 1, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Thursday, June 27, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Brick Church for the Performing Arts
Lovell, ME
Time: 7:00 pm
Friday, May 10, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Wilson/Kobrenski/Steer Trio
Rek'-Lis Brewing Company
Bethlehem, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Friday, May 3, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Wilson/Kobrenski/Bryan Trio
Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center
Bradley Backstage series
Fryeburg, ME
Time: 7:30 pm
Friday, March 29, 2019
7oddSeven
7oddSeven is a daring musical ensemble that draws inspiration from world music, jazz, and rock, while artfully navigating total group improvisation. The band — Mike Rossi (electric bass), Tim Gilmore (drums), Randy Roos (electric guitar), Dave Kobrenski (percussion and flute), Jared Steer (drums), Jon Lorentz (saxophone and voice), and Tom Robinson (electric keyboard) — invites you to witness the creative process in an engaging and original format where audience reaction and encouragement will determine the outcome of the song.
7oddSeven
Covered Bridge Farm Table
Campton, NH
Time: 8:00 pm
Saturday, March 23, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Wilson/Kobrenski/Steer Trio
Rek'-Lis Brewing Company
Bethlehem, NH
Time: 6:30 pm
Saturday, February 23, 2019
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson’s collaboration brings together traditional West African and contemporary American styles, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical ecosystem.
Dave Kobrenski & Jed Wilson
The Hayloft at Dragonfly Barn
Bridgton, ME
Time: 7:30 pm