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Weather Report
02:23
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Botsuana Twist
04:00
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(Dominga)
Wizeni nimutantere marusumo ganare
(Come let me tell you about the old songs)
Papareni unongo wovakondi vanare, vanona mwahazumbana
(Gain the wisdom of the old, children don’t lose focus)
(Menette)
Tuyeni kombala yahompa
(Let us go to the king’s palace)
oye mwene etwiifana
(He has summoned us himself)
Repeat x2
(Dominga)
Tuzeni kombara kwahompa
(Let us go to the king’s palace)
Anamuzigida mwene
(You have been summoned)
Yininke yoyinzi anahara kumutantera
(There is much he seeks to tell you)
Yokuhamena unongo wovakondi vanare
(About the wisdom of the ancestors)
(Menette)
Efimbo olafika
(The time has arrived)
Tuyeni kohamba
(Let us go to the king)
Repeat x2
(Dominga)
Masimbi ganare ngaga sana mezana
(The warriors used to hunt in the veld)
Vakadi ngava veta mema
(While the women fetch the water)
(Menette)
Efimbo olafika
(The time has arrived)
Tuyeni kohamba
(Let us go to the king)
(Dominga)
Wizeni nimutantere marusumo ganare
(Come let me tell you about the old songs)
Papareni unongo wovakondi vanare, vanona mwahazumbana
(Gain the wisdom of the old, children don’t lose focus)
Repeat x2
(Menette)
Tuyeni kombala yahompa
(Let us go to the king’s palace)
oye mwene etwiifana
(He has summoned us himself)
(Tweuya & Dominga)
Come
Let us go to the house of the king
He has summoned you himself
There is much he seeks to tell you
About the wisdom of the ancestors
The warriors used to hunt in the veld
While the women brought the sweet water
Listen
Let me tell you the tales of old
Seek the wisdom of the people of old
Young ones
Do not lose your way
(Menette)
Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I
(Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go)
Repeat x3
(Dominga)
Kanderereni Kanderereni vanona mwaha zumbana
(Children don’t lose focus, let’s pray)
(Menette)
Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I, Ha Kham I
(Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go)
(Dominga)
Kanderereni Kanderereni vanona mwaha zumbana
(Children don’t lose focus, let’s pray)
(Menette Hiyavali)
Efimbo olafika
(The time has arrived)
Tuyeni kohamba
(Let us go to the king)
Repeat x 3
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3. |
Mexico Calls
03:12
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4. |
Beat Machine
04:45
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5. |
Bird Reload
02:23
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6. |
Aakulupe
05:34
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7. |
Groove My Ass
01:35
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9. |
Sunday Jam
04:23
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11. |
Worldmusic
03:33
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12. |
Croatian Beauty's Gone
05:13
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Lee Schornoz Switzerland
Great release-events: Requiem Londinium by Lee Schornoz (composing), Manfred Jungo (arrangement)
a.o.
13.10.2023: The Franciscan Church and Monastery, Fribourg (CH)
14.10.2023: Aula Magna University, Fribourg (CH)
Tickets: www.requiemlondinium.ch/en/ - www.ticketcorner.ch/search/?affiliate=TCS&searchterm=requiem+londinium
Conducted by Frédéric Zosso with Ouroboros, TiramiSu a.o.
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