Gerald Eze
Gerald Eze is a Nigerian ethnomusicologist, educator, and performing artist specializing in the preservation and performance of endangered traditional Igbo musical instruments. He is the founder of Ichoku Academy, an institution grounded in indigenous Igbo-African cultural systems, and an alumnus of the American Music Mentorship programs, organized by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and the Recording Academy.
Eze’s research focuses on musical speech surrogacy, folklore, and cultural diplomacy. As a Nigerian cultural ambassador, he has presented his work at Dartmouth College and pioneered the Introduction of the Oja (an Igbo wind instrument) to Western classical audiences at London’s Wigmore Hall.
His international performance portfolio includes David Zwirner Art Gallery in New York, Art Omi, Institute of Jamaica, U.S. Embassy, Abuja, French Embassy, Abuja, the British Council, Lagos, and the prestigious National Theatre in Lagos.
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