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calinda

An African-American dance introduced into the West Indies and later cultivated in the southern USA, originally an African ritual dance accompanied by drums, which remained a feature of its music. Delius makes use of it in his opera Koanga.



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Calinda is quieter, darker, and has an interest in mysticism.
And Calinda understands Tilly's strange little sister, who sees visions--mostly visions of horror to come.
Cowley's sources illustrate how a grand compromise was achieved around 1900, as Carnival came to be patronized and selectively supported by administrative and commercial interests, while being largely purged of objectionable practices like stickfighting, collective brawling, neo-African drumming, and lewd calinda ditties sung in French creole.
 
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