Emmanuel Ezeji

Emmanuel Ezeji

Ezeji Emmanuel Chinaemerem is a music producer and music technologist at Ichoku Academy, dedicated to preserving Igbo musical heritage through creative production and technology.

A multi-instrumentalist, he performs primarily on the Ngedelegwu (Xylophone) and oversees the production of the academy’s musical archives as well as the construction of endangered Indigenous musical instruments like Ubo-Akwara (strings) and Uboaka (Igbo lamellophone). He has featured prominently in Ichoku Academy productions like Uwa Mgbede (Awka), Ifeadigo (Igwe’s Palace, Nnewi, Anambra State, Things Fall Apart Festival (Centre for Memories, Enugu), and Nwanyibuife (French Embassy, Abuja)

Emmanuel is a passionate and innovative soundscape artist who blends Igbo and Western instruments with modern tech and poetry. Passionate about teaching, he guides students to create, preserve, and explore indigenous sounds through music production. He believes every sound tells a story worth keeping.

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The Ichoku Academy is amazing. It has impacted positively on my children and family. It has revealed hidden talent in them, improved their confidence, brought them to the limelight, inspired other children/families to join the academy, and encouraged bonding and teamwork in the family. It is also a source of income for them.

Patrick & Amaka Ezeno / Parent

Ichoku Academy exposed our children to the rich and beautiful musical heritage of Igbo people and its potentias in the world today. In providing them opportunities for stage performance before large audiences, it grew their self-confidence. It developed their sense of duty by assigning roles and responsibilities to them. It enhanced their appreciation of the African family values.

Ike & Christy Odimegwu / parent

The Ichoku Academy is an amazing initiative geared towards grooming young minds on the practical use of Igbo cultural musical instruments through dance, folk tales, and storytelling. My son, who has been a product of the academy since he was 12 years old, can now perform excellently well in the Sunday church service. The academy not only trains children and young people to use traditional and Western instruments, but it also builds their confidence and skills in performance and public speaking. I would recommend Ichoku Academy to every parent as a wonderful platform where their children can be given the opportunity to build their skills.

Martha Egenti / parent

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