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Violin and guitar-family ensemble-component study in Morna context motif illustration

CABO VERDE · MUSIC

Violin and guitar-family ensemble-component study in Morna context

What it means: Lyrics explore love, separation, reunion, longing, the sea and home; individual works carry different emotions.

Morna combines singing, poetry, dance and instruments, often with guitar accompaniment, at weddings, family reunions and other life events.

Often chosen for: Love & partnership · Family, home & belonging · Care, gratitude & remembrance · Friendship & connection · Curiosity, creativity & wonder

Respectful use: Morna is a musical practice without a verified exclusive graphic emblem. This is an instrument-ensemble component study, not a full representation of its repertoire or community meanings. Lyrics, compositions, recordings and artist portraits need separate permission. Commercial clearance remains outstanding; check specific works, photographs, lettering, trademarks and community agreements separately. Prefer collaboration with local makers and do not copy museum photographs.

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Sources: [1] ich.unesco.org

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