Meki Nzewi Knihy

Focusing on African intellectual perspectives, this series explores the theoretical and philosophical foundations of musical arts, emphasizing indigenous knowledge. Volume 4 features scholarly essays that delve into various topics, including the concepts of drama, contemporary musical education, and the intersection of music with science and health. The collection aims to foster a deeper understanding of musical arts through the lens of African culture, offering insights into creativity and practice while encouraging global discourse in the field.

Set in a fictional African university, the narrative explores a world rife with political intrigue, corruption, and scandal. The story highlights the unethical exchanges of sexual favors for grades, the prevalence of bribes among under-qualified academics, and the use of blackmail to suppress scandals. With its fast-paced and humorous tone, it offers a sharp critique of the academic system and the moral decay within educational institutions.

Focusing on the intellectual foundations of musical arts, this series highlights the importance of an African perspective in understanding music's meaning and essence. It addresses theoretical content, creativity, and the principles of musical theatre, aiming to engage students and educators in global discourse. The first three volumes serve as a progressive educational resource, covering topics like musical structure, appreciation, and the relationship between music and society. Volume 3 further explores historical processes in African musical studies alongside Western classical music.