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English translation: There is a story about pumice stone wobbling in the ocean. Washed away in May and arrived at the hoade cape. The ship arrived, anchored in Manganitu. The anchor rope was broken, the village chief...
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Geylang Sipaku Geylang is a popular Singaporean folksong. It is written in the traditional Malay pantun style. The pantun is a four-lined verse consisting of alternating, roughly rhyming lines. Each line should...
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Ayo Mama comes from the Indonesian province Maluku. It is a children’s song, usually sung in Ambonese Malay (also known as Ambonese). This is a form of Malay that is influenced by Dutch and Portugese, and is the...
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A Taiwanese folk song about an older man trying to take verbal advantage of a young lass, only to have her tease him back mercilessly.
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读书郎 Du Shu Lang, translated as The Little School Boy. This piece describes a boy unafraid of the sun and rain, but is scared of not learning anything and thus unable to face his parents at the end of the day. It also...
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Ondeh Ondeh is a Malay folk song, believed to have originated from Malaysia. Like many folk songs, especially those written in the pantun style, the first two lines have no obvious connection to the next two lines....
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Ondeh Ondeh is a Malay folk song, believed to have originated from Malaysia. Like many folk songs, especially those written in the pantun style, the first two lines have no obvious connection to the next two lines....
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Ondeh Ondeh is a Malay folk song, believed to have originated from Malaysia. Like many folk songs, especially those written in the pantun style, the first two lines have no obvious connection to the next two lines....
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Ayo Mama comes from the Indonesian province Maluku. It is a children’s song, usually sung in Ambonese Malay (also known as Ambonese). This is a form of Malay that is influenced by Dutch and Portugese, and is the...
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Ondeh Ondeh is a Malay folk song, believed to have originated from Malaysia. Like many folk songs, especially those written in the pantun style, the first two lines have no obvious connection to the next two lines....
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Geylang, Si Paku Geylang is a popular Singaporean folksong. It is written in the traditional Malay pantun style. The pantun is a four-lined verse consisting of alternating, roughly rhyming lines. Each line should...
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Ayo Mama comes from the Indonesian province Maluku. It is a children’s song, usually sung in Ambonese Malay (also known as Ambonese). This is a form of Malay that is influenced by Dutch and Portugese, and is the...
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A popular Chinese children folk song about a clay doll that does not have any parents. The child thus decides to be its parent and love the doll. This arrangement references Wagner's Bridal Choral at the end like a...
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Pater Noster is a prayer of Jesus to His Father in heaven. This setting starts with a modern chord that eventually gives way to many beautiful dissonances in the piece. The “Amen” is a heavenly confirmation of one’s...
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This is a responsorial chant from the Matins of Christmas. The music is a reflection of the mystery of the coming of Jesus to the world. The Alleluia part is the fulfilment of word became flesh – the Blessed Virgin...
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Kyrie Eleison is a short repeated invocation used in the Christian liturgies. The first part is a slow movement by the male section answered by the female section. The rhythmic pattern is always supported by the...
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This Christian hymn is attributed to Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. A beautiful prayer set to a modern and unique choral arrangement with many changes in harmonic center. The music ends with a beautiful and strong...
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Ave Maria is one of the most recognisable prayers throughout the western world. The composition mostly uses chordal harmony. The middle part of the arrangement is a shout of recognition to Mary the Mother of Jesus....