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Sontonga, EnochEnoch Sontonga
South Africa South Africa
(1873 - 1905)
24 sheet music
86 MP3 - 6 MIDI
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› Sontonga, Enoch 1
› Behrens, Ralf 6
› Haja Jean, RABESIAKA 2
› Lewis, Alastair 3
› Mendel, Fillipe 1
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Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika

Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika
Enoch Sontonga


Choral SATB a cappella
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Composer
Enoch Sontonga
Enoch Sontonga (1873 - 1905)
Sheet centralNkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (13 sheet music)
Instrumentation

Choral SATB a cappella

Style

National Anthems

CopyrightCopyright © Karl Aloritias
One of the most famous African music pieces, "Nkosi" (pronounced 'koe-see', similar to 'coffee') was originally composed in 1897, had extra lyrics added c.1927, has been translated into several languages (including English and Afrikaans), was sung as a protest song during South Africa's apartheid era, and now has become the South African national anthem.
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Added by FS, 06 Apr 2016

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