24 Traditional Folk Songs for Intermediate Piano Solo. Par . Faites découvrir aux élèves pianistes la musique traditionnelle d\'Afrique du Sud avec ces 24 chansons folk arrangées pour piano solo. Pendant l\'apartheid, la musique des différentes cultures et ethnies du pays (Afrikaans, amaNdebele, amaXhosa, amaZulu, Bapedi, Basotho, Batswana, Cape Malay, emaSwati, Vatsonga) s\'est développée séparément, et les auteurs ont estimé qu\'il était grand temps de rassembler ces traditions musicales contrastées. / Date parution : 2022-07-23/ Recueil / Piano

Faites découvrir aux élèves pianistes la musique traditionnelle d\'Afrique du Sud avec ces 24 chansons folk arrangées pour piano solo. Pendant l\'apartheid, la musique des différentes cultures et ethnies du pays (Afrikaans, amaNdebele, amaXhosa, amaZulu, Bapedi, Basotho, Batswana, Cape Malay, emaSwati, Vatsonga) s\'est développée séparément, et les auteurs ont estimé qu\'il était grand temps de rassembler ces traditions musicales contrastées. Titres inclus : The Axe Cuts the Thorn Tree - The Crowing of the Rooster - The Doves Above - God Bless Africa (Nkosi Sikelel\' iAfrika) - Here Comes the Alibama - I Have a Sweetheart - Jan Pierewiet - Mama, Who Is This ' - Nos chères mères - Sugar Bush - They Say There\'s a Man in the Moon, et bien d\'autres encore ! / Partitions variété - pop - rock / Variété internationale / Piano / HAL LEONARD

A signal event in the history of the music. ? Ted Gioia, author of The Delta BluesMusicologist and writer Samuel Charters (1929-2015) considered blues lyrics a profound cultural expression that could connect all people who love poetry. A pioneer in the exploration of world music, Charters conducted research that brought obscure musicians of the American South and Appalachia into the mainstream. In this landmark volume, the noted blues historian and folklorist presents a rich exploration of blues songs as folk poetry, quoting lyrics by such legends as Son House and Lightnin' Hopkins at length to reveal the depth of feeling and complex literary forms at work within a unique art form.Originally published in 1963, The Poetry of the Blues raised interest in many previously unrecognized aspects of African-American music and made a significant contribution to the blues revival of the 1960s. This volume features now-vintage black-and-white photographs by Ann Charters from the original edition.

The South African folk song Thula Thula Ngoana arranged by Greg Gilpin for SSA choir.

Together We Sing Series-In this South African folk song the singer asks ?Aunt please open the door for me. I am getting wet with rain.? Percussive and rhythmic in its vocal arrangement with lots of three-part harmonies it also includespercussion instrumental parts adding more interest to the ensemble. A terrific selection for multicultural programming. Available separately: 3-Part Mixed Percussion; 2-Part Percussion; StudioTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:53.

In this South African folk song the singer asks ?Aunt please open the door for me. I am getting wet with rain.? Percussive and rhythmic in its vocal arrangement with lots of three-part harmonies it also includespercussion instrumental parts adding more interest to the ensemble. A terrific selection for multicultural programming. Available separately: 3-Part Mixed Percussion; 2-Part Percussion; StudioTrax CD. Duration: ca. 1:53.

From Anders Nyberg's collection of South African folk songs this a cappella setting by Henry Leck is quite simple yet very powerful. It's a popular choice for festivals and combined choir events. Available: SAB a cappella 3-Part Treble a cappella.