Skhandamayeza

( Skhandamayeza )

Arr.: Bopape, Matlakala (born in 19..) [ South Africa ; Polokwane ]

Edition

Published by Northern Harmony Publishing [USA ; Vermont] , 2004 ; in The Folk Rhythm I (80 p.)

Number of pages : 4

Editor or author of the restitution: Patty Cuyler

Type of material: Full score

Description

Text in: Zulu

Genre-Style-Form: Folk music ; Secular ; Call and response

Mood of the piece: taunting

Type of Choir: SATB (4 mixed voices )

Difficulty choir (incr.from 1 to 5): 2

Difficulty conductor (incr.from A to E): B

Tonality: G major

Duration: 2.0 min.

Origin: South Africa

Musicological Sources: A man is told that his woman is a skhandamayeza, a spineless one without backbone, who is swept wherever the wind blows. The single word implies that she may not stay long with her next partner either. None of these South African songs are complete with

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Skhandamayeza

( Skhandamayeza )

Arr.: Bopape, Matlakala (born in 19..) [ South Africa ; Polokwane ]

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