SKHANDAMAYEZA* Zulu, South Africa “Rubber neck” ~ A (wo)man who is perhaps not the best choice for a life partner, flighty, not reliable, not to be trusted Bass, Tenor, Alto: Skandama-yeza Skandama-yeza Skandama-yeza Skandamayeza Soprano (call): Oile oile Oile oile Oile oile Ngwana oi Skandamayeza Skandamayeza Skandamayeza Ngwana oi DANCE South African songs are always […]
Love Crisis
by Joyce Brookshire © Gaskill Street Music BMI Your love for me has been my source of power You always know the way to turn me on But when you kissed me tonight, I felt a shortage The current from your lips is almost gone CHORUS There’s gonna be a love crisis in my future […]
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Traditional Play Party Song from Ghana ~ Languages: Hausa , Twi, Akan Sung at harvest festivals to thank the supreme being for delicious food, health and well being. Tue tue barima tue tue Tue tue barmima tue tue Abafraba ama dawa dawa tue tue Abafraba ama dawa dawa tue tue Barima tue tue Tue tue
NEUROEDUCATION: LEARNING, ARTS, AND THE BRAIN – By Mariale Hardiman, Ed.D., Susan Magsamen, Guy McKhann, M.D., and Janet Eilber
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Why Music – Karl Paulnack
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The Neuroscience of Singing – Cassandra Sheppard
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