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Popatapo (SSAA)

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Popatapo was composed by Mozes Petta in 2007. The piece draws inspiration from a traditional children’s game of the Maluku region in eastern Indonesia, known as Tumbu Tumbu Blanga. In this game, children rhythmically chant and act out playful motions such as pounding a pot (blanga) or mimicking the sound of a gong, accompanied by expressions and gestures. The word Popatapo serves as a joyful signal that the players are engaged in the game.

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Reference MZP2101

Availability: Digital Only

Genre: Folk/Traditional

Voicing: SSAA

Accompaniment: Unaccompanied

Composers (By Country): Indonesia

Language (Group): Indonesian

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