Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Singing Wells Spotlight shines a light on the music of different groups across East Africa.
Tausi Women’s Taarab, formed in 2009, is from Rahaleo and plays traditional Taarab. All songs are about love (love, lost and gained) and all secular. They usually perform in Kisawandui. The instruments being played included the Qunan, the Violin, Accordion, Percussion, Tablah drum, Bongos and Oud featuring a beautiful inlay.
Find out more at singingwells.org, or see the full performances on our Youtube channel.
Singing Wells Spotlight shines a light on the music of different groups across East Africa.
Tausi Women’s Taarab, formed in 2009, is from Rahaleo and plays traditional Taarab. All songs are about love (love, lost and gained) and all secular. They usually perform in Kisawandui. The instruments being played included the Qunan, the Violin, Accordion, Percussion, Tablah drum, Bongos and Oud featuring a beautiful inlay.
Find out more at singingwells.org, or see the full performances on our Youtube channel.










