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Vimbai Chamisa

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ID5644695
NAMEVimbai Chamisa
GIVEN NAMESVimbai
FAMILY NAMEChamisa
SIGNATURECHAMISA V
AFFILIATIONSMidlands State University
ORCID0000-0002-4504-7123
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS2
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Exploring gerontology in Tuku’s selected songs

    Chipo Hungwe, Vimbai Chamisa et al.•ARTICLE•Educational Gerontology•2025

    This paper critically discusses two (2) songs of Oliver Mtukudzi (Tuku) to decipher his perceptions and imaginings of the process and experience of aging in Zimbabwe. These songs are Wasakara (2000) and Ndakuvara (2002). Mtukudzi’s music popularly known as Tuku music is hailed for entertaining and admonishing the public through powerful moral messages of personhood and self-discipline. It is important to appreciate his teachings regarding aging, …

  • The Adaptation and Development of Jiti for Popular Music Performance in Zimbabwe

    Vimbai Chamisa, Isaac Machafa•ARTICLE•Muziki•2021

    This article outlines an analysis that sought to examine how “early” jiti music has shaped contemporary jiti in Zimbabwe to not only identify aspects that define jiti but also to demonstrate how the style is a historical reality, rooted in the past and generated by the present. To do this, the authors focused on the music of the Bhundu Boys, one of the earliest groups to popularise and influence contemporary jiti music suggesting that their music…

  • Approaches to the Adaptation of Shona Ngoma Styles in Zimbabwean Popular Music

    Open Access•Vimbai Chamisa•ARTICLE•African Music Journal of the…•2017

    The focus of this article is on Zimbabwean popular songs that adapt traditional Shona ngoma (drum) genres. Its purpose is twofold. First, the article identifies Zimbabwean popular musiciansâ€TM various approaches to the adaptation of traditional rhythmic patterns and song texts associated with certain ngoma genres. Second, it examines how these approaches influence the process of redefining the Shona musical tradition. It is argued that the tradi…

  • The national anthem

    Samuel Mutemererwa, Vimbai Chamisa et al.•ARTICLE•Muziki•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The article parades those attributes in the Zimbabwean National Anthem that make it Zimbabwean. Having shifted from an anthem for Africa as a continent, ‘Ishe Komborera Africa’, the current Zimbabwe national anthem, eulogizes some sense of patriotism, Zimbabwean hegemony and pride among the Zimbabwean populace. Every nation has its own identity that is mirrored through symbolic historical monuments, artifacts, dress codes and music including the …

  • The national anthem

    Samuel Mutemererwa, Vimbai Chamisa et al.•ARTICLE•Muziki•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The article parades those attributes in the Zimbabwean National Anthem that make it Zimbabwean. Having shifted from an anthem for Africa as a continent, ‘Ishe Komborera Africa’, the current Zimbabwe national anthem, eulogizes some sense of patriotism, Zimbabwean hegemony and pride among the Zimbabwean populace. Every nation has its own identity that is mirrored through symbolic historical monuments, artifacts, dress codes and music including the …

  • The national anthem

    Samuel Mutemererwa, Vimbai Chamisa et al.•ARTICLE•Muziki•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The article parades those attributes in the Zimbabwean National Anthem that make it Zimbabwean. Having shifted from an anthem for Africa as a continent, ‘Ishe Komborera Africa’, the current Zimbabwe national anthem, eulogizes some sense of patriotism, Zimbabwean hegemony and pride among the Zimbabwean populace. Every nation has its own identity that is mirrored through symbolic historical monuments, artifacts, dress codes and music including the …

  • Approaches to the Adaptation of Shona Ngoma Styles in Zimbabwean Popular Music

    Open Access•Vimbai Chamisa•ARTICLE•African Music Journal of the…•2017

    The focus of this article is on Zimbabwean popular songs that adapt traditional Shona ngoma (drum) genres. Its purpose is twofold. First, the article identifies Zimbabwean popular musiciansâ€TM various approaches to the adaptation of traditional rhythmic patterns and song texts associated with certain ngoma genres. Second, it examines how these approaches influence the process of redefining the Shona musical tradition. It is argued that the tradi…

  • The Adaptation and Development of Jiti for Popular Music Performance in Zimbabwe

    Vimbai Chamisa, Isaac Machafa•ARTICLE•Muziki•2021

    This article outlines an analysis that sought to examine how “early” jiti music has shaped contemporary jiti in Zimbabwe to not only identify aspects that define jiti but also to demonstrate how the style is a historical reality, rooted in the past and generated by the present. To do this, the authors focused on the music of the Bhundu Boys, one of the earliest groups to popularise and influence contemporary jiti music suggesting that their music…

  • Exploring gerontology in Tuku’s selected songs

    Chipo Hungwe, Vimbai Chamisa et al.•ARTICLE•Educational Gerontology•2025

    This paper critically discusses two (2) songs of Oliver Mtukudzi (Tuku) to decipher his perceptions and imaginings of the process and experience of aging in Zimbabwe. These songs are Wasakara (2000) and Ndakuvara (2002). Mtukudzi’s music popularly known as Tuku music is hailed for entertaining and admonishing the public through powerful moral messages of personhood and self-discipline. It is important to appreciate his teachings regarding aging, …

Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · African studies and sociopolitical issues (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Musical (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)

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