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Burung Kakaktua, also known as the Cockatoo, is an Indonesian Children folk song, thought to have originated from the Maluku Islands. This song is also popular in Malaysia and Singapore.As with many children folk...
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Burung Kakaktua, also known as the Cockatoo, is an Indonesian Children folk song, thought to have originated from the Maluku Islands. This song is also popular in Malaysia and Singapore.As with many children folk...
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Bamboo poles used like an oblique yoke to carry stuff is a common sight in China. This folk song tellsof the bamboo pole that the singer is bearing, and on their way, past green willows and red flowers, to the city of...
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Bamboo poles used like an oblique yoke to carry stuff is a common sight in China. This folk song tells of the bamboo pole that the singer is bearing, and on their way, past green willows and red flowers, to the city...
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Bamboo poles used like an oblique yoke to carry stuff is a common sight in China. This folk song tells of the bamboo pole that the singer is bearing, and on their way, past green willows and red flowers, to the city...
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Bamboo poles used like an oblique yoke to carry stuff is a common sight in China. This folk song tells of the bamboo pole that the singer is bearing, and on their way, past green willows and red flowers, to the city...
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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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Originally written for the all-female St. Paul College Manila Glee Club in 2003, Purihin si Yahweh is an exhortation to raise one’s voice in praise of God. After the opening fanfare, a rhythmic motif drives the work...
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Originally written for the all-female St. Paul College Manila Glee Club in 2003, Purihin si Yahweh is an exhortation to raise one’s voice in praise of God. After the opening fanfare, a rhythmic motif drives the work...
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Amis folksong from Taiwan arranged for unaccompanied SAB choirs.
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