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"From humble beginnings Ongoma has quickly established itself as the premier events and entertainment provider in
Namibia, aiming to supply quality services to a broad client base locally and throughout the region, yet maintaining
our credo of African customs and culture- our heritage"
Organic Groove wowed audiences at this year's Concert in the Courtyard, at the 2010 Old Mutual Jazz Encounters and between
the dunes next to a flowing Kuiseb River at Gobabeb's Open Day in April, to name but a few performance highlights.
Meet Namibia's sub-culture band, consisting of an eclectic mix of didgeridoo, guitar, bass and percussion. Their original
repertoire includes songs of the desert, of love and the long road that lies between.
Be sure to invite your friends to this unique event.
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It's Show time again, Friday the 23rd to Saturday the 1st, and as can be expected entertainment is plenty provided for
again at the Entertainment Plaza on the Windhoek Show grounds. Organisers of the entertainment, Ongoma, have branded the
event this year for the first time and it is now formally known as the Musixx Festival Read more ...
Two years ago when Tony Figueira of Studio 77 decided to organize a little end-of-year bash in the court yard of the Old Breweries
together with David Benade from dB Audio and Volker Röder from Ongoma, everybody was very surprised by the turn out of patrons
hungry for mellow tunes, relaxed atmosphere and classy acts. The three have now decided to make Concerts in the Courtyard a fixed
bi-monthly event with the decided aim of providing a platform for accomplished, easy-listening performances catering for the
distinguished music aficionados of Windhoek. The first of the concerts will kick off on Saturday 21 May featuring an exciting
line-up with Organic Groove, Tonetic, Dennis Eiseb and the Just The Jazz Band as well as accomplished stage personality Lize Ehlers
and many more. Read more ...
- Values of the Namib. Read more ...
- Closed for Winter - Next drumming Circle 5 October
Drumming Circle back by popular demand
Get ready for on every first Wednesday of the month for the original African Drumming Circle now at the Onyati Boma at Avis Dam. (see map below) Facilitated by Ongoma’s professional percussionists the next drumming circle kick’s off on Wednesday 06 April 19h00.
services a wide range of diplomatic, corporate, incentive travel and DMC needs
throughout the region. The company has steadily broadened its base of signed artists and activities, ranging from jazz and
mainstream performance musicians to dancers and fire spinners, CD productions and stage shows, to full service teambuilding
seminars and professional Human Resource consultation.
Ongoma wishes to provide a stepping stone to the many talented young musicians in the Southern African region, by providing them
with opportunities to further their love of music. This can be achieved through staging live shows and performances, or through
consultative management and production of music.
By combining old with new, traditional with modern, yet respecting our customs, performers under the Ongoma umbrella are
discovering a new age of artistic freedom and modern values of expression, tailor made to answer the needs of the rapidly
evolving Southern African and International cultural challenges.
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