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Kikuyu Folk Songs Today, its very rare to find a Gícandi performer though they do exist, an experienced Múhúrí wa Gícandí was revered in society as they were amongst the main social commentators and educators, in the last one century, among the main Gicandi performers on record were Karanja Wa Nduta, Mwangi wa Gacathi, John Kahora, Joseph Kangethe all deceased and Kimani Wa Karanja who all are ahúuri gícandí a kúúra meaning grandmasters of the art Joseph Kamaru also did a Gícandí though using guitars and acknowledges it's not as is supposed to be performed but the lyrics and poetry aligned 🎵...“Giki ti gicandi nguina, Maya no matemo makio, gitumi, Ndiari mugi wa kumenya, Ngugutu thata na iri ihu Na ndiakuranite kumenya Mwere, muhia kana ugimbi Ona mukombi ona mwethia”~Joseph Kamaru Basically, a gícandí performance was characterized by a duel between Aíní a gícandí in a back and forth battle of wits with a galore of engimatic poetic stanzas. Gícandí was usually presented in communal areas before an audience and the performers engaged in artistic duel intertwined with riddles, proverbs and metaphors where múhúrí wa gícandí would pose a stanza which the other performer had to respond also in a stanza; Attached is an example of a gícandí stanza by Karanja Wa Nduta 🎵...Nyúkwa aregomíre ií na awa Araikirio nja na mwarúnyo ií Na gúcíara atagacíara Aririri ií! no gúo ií Nguha ndeherere ngeíthí Ií matúnga mbu makandúnga ií Ngwika atía hote kúgeithia Na mwana ní ageithagio ií njirwo ií Akorwo ndageithagio njirwo I nite njira ya thama ií Iria yatemirwo ií ni ngwa!... 🎵 This ancient Kikuyu poetic art is known as Gícandí so as the instrument used in the performance; The instrument is an elongated slender gourd which is engraved with ancient Agíkúyú symbols and hieroglyphs depicting various cultural aspects of the ancient Gíkúyú society and adnorded with ngúgutu(cowrie shells) Inside the gourd were enclosed small pebbles known as mwethia and míigua ya mithuthi(thorns) Na nikio múhúrí wa gícandí ainire atiri; “...Murimu ukurima igwa-ini, ungiona giethia ndugakure tondu ni kia nduka ciitu..” When a gícandí was played using one hand in a sideways manner, the small pebbles rattled against the thorns and the sound amplified by the gourd, it produced a magical acoustic sound similar to that of flowing water. This instrument was carried in a leather bag known as gatakí which protected the much adored gícandí instrument. #kikuyuoldies #folksong #kikuyuoldies