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FIFA World Cup songs and anthems[1] are tunes and songs adopted officially by FIFA (or by official broadcasters and partners selected by FIFA), to be used prior to the World Cup event and to accompany the championships during the event.[2] They are also used in advertising campaigns for the World Cup. They are used as theme music in TV broadcast and also used in advertising campaigns for the World Cup. Some songs and anthems are more popular and famous than official songs and anthems.
Long before his career revival in the last half-decade, Giorgio Moroder was a pioneer in the Italo disco genre. So, you would assume that his take on a World Cup anthem would bang all the way off, honoring both his musical legacy and the power of his homeland, hosting their second World Cup. And, well, there are bright sides here.
Repp was living in Berlin when the opportunity to DJ for the FIFA Arab Cup arose through a friend whose father worked for the tournament. After that he was invited to be the official DJ and music director for the FIFA World Cup the next year.
He got to work preparing playlists months in advance and said the process of music directorship has broadened his horizons to the numerous genres of music popular in all the nations competing in the tournament.
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Baby Boy, a late entry collaboration with Beyoncé became one of the biggest hits of 2003, topping the Billboard Hot 100, spending nine weeks at number one giving the album a boost to sell over 6 million copies worldwide by the end of 2003.
JOHANNESBURG--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- When the final whistle blows on the 2010 FIFA World Cup(TM) and the FIFA World Cup Trophy is in the hands of the winning team, billions of fans around the world will have experienced a spectacular sporting event and many will cherish experiences that brought the FIFA World Cup to life through Coca-Cola consumer programs.
"We have been amazed at the reaction from fans around the world who have shared their celebration with us," said Joe Tripodi, chief marketing and commercial leadership officer, The Coca-Cola Company. "We thank everyone who enthusiastically embraced the outlets we created to help them celebrate the FIFA World Cup. Across more than 160 countries we delivered memorable experiences that brought people closer to the tournament through music, interactive programs, on-site experiences and, of course, the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola."
The global interactive marketing campaign in support of the Company's sponsorship of the landmark sporting event is an extension of the Coca-Cola brand platform "Open Happiness." The multi-faceted campaign, the largest consumer program in the Company's history, has been successful in creating connections with hundreds of millions of people around the world in the lead up to the tournament and during the finals.
People around the world have been dancing to the music of K'NAAN and his uplifting soundtrack for the Coca-Cola campaign 'Wavin' Flag - Coca-Cola Celebration Mix.' The single was released in more than 150 markets around the world and is used as the anthem for all elements of the global Coca-Cola marketing campaign. The song has reached number one on music charts in 17 countries and has moved more than 800,000 download purchases. The video for the single has amassed more than 87 million views on YouTube.
Social media has been a key component of the campaign with the largest YouTube partnership every done with a global brand at www.youtube.com/coca-cola. The "Longest Celebration" site generated more than 40 million impressions through fans logging on to view dance celebration videos submitted by users in more than 100 countries. Coca-Cola sponsored pages at www.fifa.com including Trophy Tour photo downloads, player celebration videos and Panini trading card programs generated more than 2 billion page views.
Fans were able to experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup through official FIFA "Fan Fests" sponsored by Coca-Cola across South Africa and in more than 60 other viewing parties organized around the world. These experiential venues provided live feeds of matches and featured interactive areas hosted by Coca-Cola including, in some locations, performances by K'NAAN of the Coca-Cola music anthem.
"Our largest ever integrated marketing program has set a new standard for our sponsorship of global events," added Tripodi. "Our FIFA partnership has been a cornerstone of our marketing efforts in 2010 and has been effective in reaching millions of consumers around the world."
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Azaguno, an African music group made up of West Virginia University alumni and student musicians, has been invited to perform at the opening ceremony for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Soccer Competition in Seoul, Korea, later this month.
According to music professor Paschal Younge, who directs the group and heads WVU s World Music Center, Azaguno is the only group from the United States to be invited to participate in a special drum festival for the World Cup opening ceremony.
WVU is reknown for its World Music Centerone of only a few of its kind in the nation.The Center boasts one of the largest collections of musical instruments from Africa and other countries around the world.
At that time, the WVU ensembles were the only student groups at the five-day festival in Seoul. They gave eight energetic and entertaining performances to standing-room-only crowds. The festival ended with the African Drumming and Dance Ensemble leading a finale in which all of the groups joined in for a world percussion jam. In addition, the WVU ensembles performed at various street venues located around Seoul and participated in a parade at a SamcheonGak, a historical site outside Seoul.
Since then, Younge has remained in touch with officials in Seoul and with musicians in Korea. He and his group are also invited to take part in a variety of events at the World Cup opening, including street festivals, from May 28-June 6.
Others members include: WVU music alumni Anthony Hailey, Aaron Guidry, Sean Haleem, Zachary George, Michael Ramsey and Christine Moses; current WVU students Eric Fountain, Jennifer Douglas, Jonathan Burbank, and Gordon Nunn; and Gershon Agbalevu, Janine Tiffe, and Brett Wiewiora, who are former students from the WVU summer course in Africa.
A native of Ghana, West Africa, he holds a professional music education diploma from the National Academy of Music, Winneba, Ghana; a special advanced diploma in African music and dance, with distinction, from the University of Ghana, Legon; and a master of music in music education, and doctor of education in curriculum and instruction from WVU .
Prior to coming to WVU , he taught at the University of Ghana, where he served as principal music instructor and director of several ensembles, including brass bands, choirs and other instrumental groups.
Younge is a specialist in African brass band music, a clinician in sub-Saharan African music and dance, and an advocate of multicultural music education. He has presented lectures, workshops, clinics, performances and seminars at festivals and conferences throughout the U.S. and in Canada, Cuba, France, Ghana, South Korea, Togo, Cote dIvoire and Taiwan. He has also presented workshops at more than 100 schools and colleges in West Virginia.
He will also conduct the Colleges first summer course in Cuba during Aug. 4-18. The Cuban course will include internationally known scholars and specialists in Cuban culture, music and dance, traditional master drummers and dancers, members of the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba, and Conjunto Folklorico de La University de La Havana.
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