Choral Folk Songs from South Africa - (Collection)

These songs first became known in the U.S. when Pete Seeger and a group of New York City teenagers, called the Song Swappers, recorded some of them for Folkways Records in 1955. (One of the Song Swappers was Mary Travers, who later became "Mary" of Peter, Paul and Mary.) In 1960 G. Schirmer published a collection of the songs, which made it possible for choral directors and song directors to introduce their singers to this music. Long out of print, the collection has now been reissued with several new songs included. The music can be adapted and used with young children, as well as high school and adult singers. Lullabies 1. Abiyoyo 2.Hey, T'hola, T'hola Work Songs 3. Manamolela 4. Bayandoyika 5. Inkosi Yamampondo* Songs to Accompany Specific Ceremonies 6. Bayeza (Oonomot'hot'holo) 7. Ingoma Ya Bakweta* 8. Somagwaza 9. Oalla Mohololi 10. Hey, Tswana Wedding Songs 11. Vul'emnyango* 12. Babevuya 13. Ut'he Wena 14. Isileyi Sam 15. Father, Father, Goodbye 16. Hey, Motswala 17. Here's to the Couple Miscellaneous Songs 18. Uqongqot'hwane 19. Icamagu* Freedom Song 20. Senzennina*  *New song in this edition.