Zimbe! Come sing the songs of Africa! is the 40-minute choral fusion of African song and jazz for SATB chorus children’s choir and jazz quintet which established composer Alexander L’Estrange's name worldwide and spawned a hugely successful series of large-scale works for the same forces. The addition of the children’s choir provides an opportunity for adult or secondary school SATB choirs to team up with local primary school or youth choirs bringing communities together through singing something for which L'Estrange has long been a passionate advocate. The work opens and closes with anattention-grabbing Njooni Zimbe*! Nyimbo za Africa! imploring us to 'Come sing the Songs of Africa!'; by the time you've heard the vibrant sequence of twelve songs which includes playground wedding funeral drinking protest worship songs and lullabies you will want to do just that. Zimbe! is the ideal piece for choirs who have enjoyed performing L'Estrange's Songs of a Rainbow Nation works by Karl Jenkins or David Fanshawe's African Sanctus. (* 'Zimbe' is the anglicised version of the Swahili word 'Ziimbe')

Songs Of Africa contains twenty-two pieces for mixed voices compiled and edited by Fred Onovwerosuoke. representing a wide range of countries including Nigeria Ghana Congo South Africa and many others. Suitable for use in concert programs and Church services.

Millions saw the amazing YouTube performance of Toto's Africa by the Slovenian choir Perpetuum Jazzille as they recreated the sounds of a rainstorm solely with body percussion. This accessible arrangement will allow your choir to wow your audience the same way. Includes simple percussion part.

Building from a quiet beginning to a celebrative finish this rhythmic anthem is unbridled fun. Perfect for Palm Sunday or any time during the year it combines portions of the traditional Latin Sanctus text with an Africanmelody. The result is a delightful anthem of joy. Add the optional percussion to enhance the presentation.

Here is the much anticipated follow up to Michael Barrett's smash hit African Advent Carol. Hear the morning break forth with a joyous affirmation that the music of light will shine in our lives forever. Incorporating thetraditional South African tune ?Siyahamba ? this amazing choral will be an unforgettaable song for post-Christmas services or for any time of the year when joy is lifted to the skies!

This exciting collection presents choirs with a terrific opportunity to experience the excitement and energy of African music! Building on the success of Hamba Lulu this volume taps into a rich seam of African culture and includes the festive song Banuwa alongside the Zulu 'bird' song Izintakana and a new arrangement of the South African wedding song 'Babevuya' coupled with the infectious 'Walamba'.

Amoureux de Variété Internationale Et Divers, vous trouverez la partition de vos rêves, que ce soit en format séparé ou en recueil.Cette partition African Noel Satb/Piano est idéale pour les amateurs ou professionnels de musique qui souhaitent acquérir une partition pour Chant Et Piano. / Chant Et Piano / Chanson En Séparée

African percussion serves as a fantastic background to a cappella voices in a compelling new arrangement by Kirby Shaw. An awe-inspiring setting for SATB choir a cappella and optional percussion (shaker/Woodblock and High/Low Drum).

Layered call and response vocals African percussion and optional movement all combine to create this cross-cultural celebration. Easily-learned with lots of repetition will make this an unforgettable concert experience. Available for SATB only. Performance time: Approx. 2:30.

Benjamin Harlan has taken an African folksong and created a new anthem which radiates Christmas joy. The optional percussion adds excitement and interest.