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Music by Four AudioSparx Composers
"IT'S ALL ABOUT TASTE - RWANDAN COFFEE" + MUSIC BY FOUR AUDIOSPARX COMPOSERS
Client: Global Knowledge Initiative, Washington, D.C., USA Agency: Evolving Communications, Washington, D.C., USA
Client: Global Knowledge Initiative, Washington, D.C., USA Agency: Evolving Communications, Washington, D.C., USA
With such cold wintry weather blowing in around many parts of the world, coffee isn't just the world's favorite beverage. In fact, 25 million people around the globe depend on coffee for their livelihood -- and in the sovereign state of Rwanda, it is the most important processed product, valued for its rarity and quality.
This short film explores the mystery behind a "rotten potato" taste that threatened this important crop and how the LINK Network created by the Global Knowledge Initiative (GKI) found a solution.
Tracks from four Stock Music Site Composers were used in this fascinating Documentary produced by Washington, D.C. based Evolving Communications:
Joe Pignato's lively African Music track "Global Celebration" opens the film with an uplifting, positive vibe: Global Celebration
At 2.0 min., Marco Frydshou's Contemporary African track "Gateway Cavity" adds a sense of mystery as scientists search for the cause of the potato taste affecting the coffee crops: Gateway Cavity
Coming in at 2.29 min., Alec Makinson's "African Heartland (Perc Mix)" picks up the pace as the pest behind the problem, a small bug, is identified: African Heartland (Perc Mix)
At 3.29 min., Stephen Booke's "Sunrise at the Foot of the Mountain" adds positive energy as researchers look for a link between the bug and crop contamination and, ultimately, a solution: Sunrise at the Foot of the Mountain
Learn more about GKI, here: http://globalknowledgeinitiative.org/
It's "All About Taste" and when the Antestia Bug threatened to destroy the livelihood of thousands of Rwandans the LINK Network built by the Global Knowledge Initiative found the solution!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWhF5hHR6jY
This short film explores the mystery behind a "rotten potato" taste that threatened this important crop and how the LINK Network created by the Global Knowledge Initiative (GKI) found a solution.
Tracks from four Stock Music Site Composers were used in this fascinating Documentary produced by Washington, D.C. based Evolving Communications:
Joe Pignato's lively African Music track "Global Celebration" opens the film with an uplifting, positive vibe: Global Celebration
At 2.0 min., Marco Frydshou's Contemporary African track "Gateway Cavity" adds a sense of mystery as scientists search for the cause of the potato taste affecting the coffee crops: Gateway Cavity
Coming in at 2.29 min., Alec Makinson's "African Heartland (Perc Mix)" picks up the pace as the pest behind the problem, a small bug, is identified: African Heartland (Perc Mix)
At 3.29 min., Stephen Booke's "Sunrise at the Foot of the Mountain" adds positive energy as researchers look for a link between the bug and crop contamination and, ultimately, a solution: Sunrise at the Foot of the Mountain
Learn more about GKI, here: http://globalknowledgeinitiative.org/
It's "All About Taste" and when the Antestia Bug threatened to destroy the livelihood of thousands of Rwandans the LINK Network built by the Global Knowledge Initiative found the solution!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWhF5hHR6jY
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