Community Outreach
Choreographed and directed Sohu dance-drumming performed by Nukporfe African Drumming and Dance Ensemble. This piece was choreographed based on Yeve Shrine rituals exploring the processes of worship of Yeve initiates with specific movements and rhythms of the So deity. This was the Spring semester concert. Nukporfe performs at the end of every semester at Binghamton University.
Non-Violence, Memorial of Dr. MLK Jr.
Wrote storyboard, choreographed, and performed one of the five pillars embodied by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It was sponsored by SUNY Office of General Services (OGS), and staged in Studio A at Binghamton University. It was featured on Monday, January 15th, 2024 as part of Public Broadcasting Service’s (PBS) special series in celebration of MLK day.
This workshop took place at the British Art Center at Yale University and taught attendees about the music and dance of Ghana. Abraham Adzenyah worked alongside Samuel Elikem Kwame Nyamuame to conduct this successful event.
Featured as one of the West African musician contributors to university teaching in this book.
Performed music and dances from Africa to be used in school systems for study purposes.
Highlife Saturday Night
Featured in this book as a Highlife performer, Ghanian musician and personal friend of the author.
First ever Africa (multi-cultural) choir at Binghamton University.
Summer Dance Workshop
Taught High School students varieties of techniques and dances on African dance.
Featured as the lead drummer for this book.
