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JUNE 25-29; JULY 2-6, 2014
LOG SHEET # 6
SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
AUDIO / VIDEO LOG SHEET
LOGGER/ VIDEOGRAPHER: Brett Joffe
MEMORY CARD NUMBER- TASCAM: CFCH54 
FILE NAME: 0239
MEMORY CARD NUMBER- ZOOM H2: CFCH53 
FILE NAME: STE-001 Note 3
PRESENTER: Diana N'Diaye
DATE/TIME: July 6 2014 3:45 PM
PROGRAM: Dressing from head to toe
STAGE: Karibu
GROUP NAME: -
REGION/STYLE: Various (how traditional + [[strikethrough]] mo [[/strikethrough]] contemporary dress come together) 
clothes in relation to identity 

[[2 columned table]]
| PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| --- | --- |
| Caroline [[strikethrough]] Dwaru [[/strikethrough]] NDwaru | Volunteer for folk life festival ↓ |
| Dawre [[strikethrough]] Namare Mane [[/strikethrough]] Nadai |   |
| [[strikethrough]] Rea [[/strikethrough]] Rita [[strikethrough]] Rabea [[/strikethrough]] Nignbia |   |
| Sarah Sisaye |   |

CONTENTS/NOTES(continue on back):
1. Caroline  from the US, but bam in Kenya, Nairobi, Mesai - Kikayu 
masal bracelets, personal tailor in [[strikethrough]] Narb [[/strikethrough]] Nairobi parents
2. Namonse from Kayane Centry Masai origin, As Masai usually dress in 
red b/c they like the color 
3.
4. Rita is from central Kenya, wears khangas, wahsprings(sic) -> kikuya cultral. Feels more 
connected to have very African clothing. Normally long and mid length dresses
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7. Sarah is American. Lived in Kenya for 2 years. speaks Ki-Swahili- [[strikethrough]] Caucasian [[/strikethrough]] white
8. How to find a good tailor, word of mouth.
Kenyas transcends all ethnic groups / many varieties can be used as skirt, headwrapped, bundle babies, apras, decoration, there are proverbs on khangas. Some have mischenas messages aneedelc about chasing a bride → kikuya cultre