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    February 11, 2024
    Me werɛ akyekye (I am comforted) for SATB chorus was composed April 4, 1933, and is one of Amu’s sacred songs....
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    February 11, 2024
    ...atumpan (talking drum) expression: Absomaketerɛ nam brɛbrɛ, ɔde brɛbrɛ bɛkɔ ne‘ofiri which translates into English as “the chameleon walks slowly (or patiently), [and] he will arrive safely at his destination.”...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan it subtly praises the composer himself, by using his nickname, ‘Liaba’ (‘Wonders’; pers. comm. Dr Eric Lekhanya) . Unlike ‘Chaba’ and ‘Sechaba’, the manuscript of ‘Liaba’...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...home, the BaTaung. Taung in Lesotho (not to be confused with Taung in the North-West province of South Africa) was celebrated by Mohapeloa in his song, ‘U Ea Kae?’ (JPM001)....
  • joshua pulumo mohapeloa critical edition, volume iva revised 2016

    August 27, 2023
    ...in total. Each volume is published in two versions: one in staff notation and one in dual staff-tonic solfa notation. Volume IVa contains 27 works in dual staff-tonic solfa notation....

  • September 2, 2018
    Mohapeloa wrote ‘Mabeoana’ (Young Warriors) in the early 1930s, publishing it in Morija in 1935 as song No. 20 of 32 in his first song collection, Meloli le Lithallere tsa...
  • joshua pulumo mohapeloa critical edition, volume iiia revised 2016

    August 27, 2023
    ...total. Each volume is published in two versions: one in staff notation and one in dual staff-tonic solfa notation. Volume IIIa contains 28 choral works in dual staff-tonic solfa notation....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...and Extemporary Harmonizations by J.P. Mohapeloa: Book II). It is one of his best comic songs, the ‘food’ in question being alcohol: a potent home brewed maize beer (‘skokian’) mixed...
  • joshua pulumo mohapeloa critical edition, volume iia revised 2016

    August 27, 2023
    ...total. Each volume is published in two versions: one in staff notation and one in dual staff-tonic solfa notation. Volume IIa contains 32 choral works in dual staff-tonic solfa notation....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...in a lively, hocketing style to convey a sense of the excitement, jostling and general ‘upset’ around any departure, particularly one made (as often happened in Mohapeloa’s day) by train....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...roles on foreign soil. It was, however, to be many years (1966) before Lesotho attained the independence that Mohapeloa urges his fellow Basotho to strive for in this song. ‘Mo-Afrika,...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...the economy of its largely subsistence farming population. Rain is always a blessing: the three words on the Lesotho coat of arms are ‘khotso, pula, nala!’ (peace, rain, plenty), for...
  • joshua pulumo mohapeloa critical edition, volume ia revised 2016

    August 27, 2023
    ...total. Each volume is published in two versions: one in staff notation and one in dual staff-tonic solfa notation. Volume Ia contains 32 choral works in dual staff-tonic solfa notation....

  • September 2, 2018
    ‘Na Le ’Na?’ was published in Morija, Lesotho in 1955 as song No. 24 of 29 songs in Hosanna: Lipina tsa Kereke (Hosanna: Church Songs), anthems intended to celebrate the...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...or sister, if he or she doesn’t stop crying. The phrase ‘Ngoan’a ‘Mè’ literally means ‘Child (ngoana) of Mother’ (mmè), and could refer to either a brother or a sister....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...unenviable job it is to spend hours in the fields (in all weathers) chasing birds away with a clay switch (‘tsoibila’). In other songs – ‘Linonyana’ (Birds) or ‘Leeba’ (The...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...in Mohapeloa’s day, Bushman (‘Baroa’) or Bushmen (‘Saroa’). Their language was full of clicks and is remembered in Lesotho chiefly through place names, which the composer quotes in this song....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...(Anthems for the Development of the Lesotho Nation). Mohapeloa’s original title included the English ‘Red Cross’ in brackets after ;Sefapano se Sefubelu;, a translation retained here with ‘The’ added. Like...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...original wattle-and-daub buildings of the mission, which was built into a hillside (in Sesotho a ‘leoa’ or cave), opposite what eventually became an avenue of neatly planted trees and flowers....

  • September 2, 2018
    ...(African Songs and Extemporary Harmonizations by J.P. Mohapeloa: Book II). He must have had a relation called Senkepeng, because reference is made in the song to the BaTaung clan, to...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...it, and ‘Motjoli, Nong Kholo’ (28), about the pied wagtail, follows. Mohapeloa’s love of birds and animals was fostered during a spell of illness in 1929-30 when he spent a...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...Teachers’ Training College), after his retirement: thus 1979 is an approximate composition date. Multiple copies of the manuscript were found in his former office, maybe because the work was sung...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...literally about the early morning. It might be seen as a companion piece to ‘Ha Bo E-sa’ (At the Crack of Dawn) (JPM013). Such songs remind us that Lesotho is...

  • September 2, 2018
    ...with text. In the ‘Seleleka’ (Preface) to the 1976 songbook Meluluetsa from which this song comes, he declared his intention is to “reinvigorate this Nation of Thesele” through language, and...
  • strange world

    August 29, 2022
    ...ensemble in the 1990s. The group comprised Reddy on keyboard(s), Denny Lalouette on bass, Rob Watson on drums, and Bruce Cassidy on EVI (electronic valve instrument). Several of the handwritten...