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Musician: Paulo Carnoth
Location:Leicester
Instruments: voice, bongo, agogo, bells, marimba
Music: Angolan folk / soul
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More World On Your Street from BBC Leicester | |
 Listen(4'05) to 'A Tear in my Eye' performed by Paulo Carnoth
Listen(2'44) to an improvised drum number by Paulo Carnoth
Listen(4'10) to Paulo Carnoth talk about his music
'I never went to university but I learned in a big college - the street. Just see, look, hear. It’s a big faculty, the university of life.'
How I came to this music:
Music is my life - an artist’s life, theatre, music, painting. I never went to university but I learned in a big college - the street. Just see, look, hear. It’s a big faculty, the university of life. I play bongo, agogo, bells, marimba. When you get two or three instruments you can play every instrument. I sing soul music, I sing every style but especially I write poems. I like dub poetry. The drum is special because all music comes from the drum. I know about rhythms. In my country you can listen to every kind of music. Angola is a free place for music. Traditional music has a special style. I want to be a top musician. I believe God will light my way.
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