What kind of people are the Surinamese people?

Surinamese people are the citizens of Suriname and their descendants abroad. Suriname is a multi-ethnic nation, home to people of different ethnic and national backgrounds.

Who is the owner of the Soundhouse?

Managed by legendary producer Jack Endino, Soundhouse is a private recording oasis. Soundhouse provides the level of comfort, acoustics and technical sophistication essential for the creative artist of today.

Where is the sound house in Seattle WA?

Our live room features high ceilings, clear sight lines, hardwood floors, antique rugs, and an impressive microphone collection. The studio is located ten minutes away from Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle, and within blocks of many restaurants and coffee houses. Oh yeah, and it rocks mightily.

Where does the Soundhouse music program take place?

Headquartered in Utah, Soundhouse is a contemporary music training and artist development program that develops critical life skills through performing, recording, touring, technology, and mentoring by top-tier musicians and educators.

When did the Surinamese migrate to the Netherlands?

Approximately 350,000 individuals of Surinamese descent now live in the Netherlands, with mass migration beginning in the years leading up to Suriname’s independence in 1975, and continuing in the period immediately after independence and during military rule in the 1980s.

Which is the second language spoken in Suriname?

Sranan Tongo, which literally means “Surinamese language”, is spoken primarily as a second language in 46% of households, along with 22% Sarnami Hindustani and 11% Javanese. The following religious statistics have been reported as of 2012:

What kind of people are the Maroons in Suriname?

The two main Maroon subgroups are the Ndyuka and Saramaccans. Indo-Surinamese form 27% of the population. They are descendants of 19th-century indentured workers from British India, who came to work on the sugar estates of Surinam.