Radio 10 Rwanda

Radio 10 Rwanda live to broadcast from Africa. Radio 10 Rwanda was first founded in 2004 and by the time passes of their broadcasting they have now become the biggest and major radio station in the private sector of Rwanda. With millions of listeners for the beautiful program of the station, it has also gathered some of the highest numbers of friendly listeners for their programs.

Besides vocalization, which uses various techniques such as complex hard melisma and model, a wide array of musical instruments are used. African musical instruments include a wide range of drums, slit gongs, rattles, and double bells, different types of harps, and harp-like instruments such as the Kora as well as fiddles, many kinds of xylophone and lamellophone such as the mbira, and different types of wind instrument like flutes and trumpets. Additionally, string instruments are also used, with the lute-like oud serving as musical accompaniment in some areas. The playing of polyrhythms is one of the most universal characteristics of Sub-Sarahan music, in contrast to polyphony in Western music. Several uniquely designed instruments have evolved there over time to facilitate the playing of simultaneous contrasting rhythms. The mbira, kalimba, Kora and dousn’gouni are examples of these instruments which organize notes not in the usual single linear order from bass to treble, but in two separate rank arrays which allow additional ease in playing cross rhythms. The continuing influence of this principle can be seen in the grave-kora and gravikord modern examples.

Radio 10 Rwanda