Weeping (ingoma)
i"Weeping" yingoma yekubhikisha lemelene nelubandlululo leyabhalwa nguDan Heymann ngeminyaka yangabo-1980, kantsi yatiwa kakhulu ngelicembu laseNingizimu Afrika i-Bright Blue.[1] Lengoma beyiyimphendvulo lecondzile ku-1985 State of Emergency leyamenyetelwa nguMengameli P.W. Botha, lokwaholela "ekubulaweni kwebantfu labangakahlomi futsi labanekuthula labamelene nekubandlulula ngekwebuhlanga kanye nekwehlukaniswa kwebuve eNingizimu Afrika".[2][3] Ngekuphikisana, lengoma yafaka incenye yemculo we Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika, ingoma ye-anti-apartheid African National Congress. "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" yavalwa ngaleso sikhatsi, futsi kufaka ngisho nalomculo kwephula umtsetfo. Lamuhla, "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" iyincenye yeliculo lesive lase Ningizimu Afrika. Emavi langekho emtsetfweni langase "Nkosi sikelela", thina lusapho lwayo nyalo avame kuhlatselwa uma "Weeping" ibhalwa nobe idlalwa.
Ngemnyaka wa 1999, i"Weeping" yakhetfwa ku"All-time South African Song" bafundzi be South Africa Rock Encyclopedia.[4]
Labanye baculi bayo[hlela | edit source]
Eminyakeni leyendlulile, lengoma iculwe baculi labahlukahlukene.Nalu luhlu loluncane lwebaculi labacule lengoma ngentasi:
- Bright Blue (Yesterday Night, 1987)
- Qkumba Zoo (Wake Up & Dream, 1996)
- Soweto String Quartet with guest vocalist Vusi Mahlasela (Renaissance, 1996)
- Coenie de Villiers (Solo)
- Kearsney College Choir (Road to the Olympics, 2000)
- James Stewart (Eklektik, 2002)
- Jinny Sagorin (It's For You, 2004)
- Soweto Gospel Choir (Blessed, 2004),
- Josh Groban (Awake, 2006)
- Featuring the Ladysmith Black Mambazo group
- Louise Carver (Home Tour - Live, 2009)
- Drakensberg Boys Choir (Cantemus - Just Sing, 2012)
- Karen Zoid & Vusi Mahlasela (Live) [Republiek Van Zoid Africa: Season 2]
- Mango Groove (Faces to the Sun: Memories and Moments, 2016)
- Choni G (Single, 2019)
Tinkomba[hlela | edit source]
- ↑ Graeme Codrington, "Weeping, by Josh Groban, errr, actually Bright Blue" Tomorrow Today, January 1, 2007
- ↑ South African History Online
- ↑ Wonder Guchu, "We weep, Africa weeps" " South African Times, July 29, 2013
- ↑ THE "SA ROCK DIGEST/AMUZINE" END OF THE CENTURY BIG VOTE