Jambo, Karibu Kwa Afrika Choral Octavo Choir Music by Patsy Ford Simms

by Alfred Publishing

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Product Features

Choral Octavo Pages: 12
Music by Patsy Ford Simms
Format Choral Octavo

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Boxed-product Weight: 454 g
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Manufacturer reference: 00-20108
ASIN: B003MC18OA
Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 16 Sep 2010

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Product Description

"Hello, welcome to Africa." Patsy Simms has crafted the piece in the traditional African style with brief joyous solos (or small groups) followed by responses from the choir. Much of the text is in English and the Swahili phrases are easy and fun to sing (pronunciation guide included). It's happy, jubilant, and repetition makes it easy to learn. Don't miss the "world music" SoundTrax CD.

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