Finally, remember that is a folk song, so bring less formality and more joy.īecause at the end of it, it’s a joyful song, asking for blessings from that which some call God.īy the way, the image has no specific meaning – I searched under “Kenya” to see what came up, and I found these great meerkats, who made me giggle. Also, percussion seems key to giving the song life. First, while it is quite simple, it’s unexpected in its last phrase, and so will perhaps benefit best from having a choir sing it the first time used, then have a strong song leader teach it the next time it’s used. So I guess, given that my time is short and I have nothing, really, I will offer my own two cents about use. Display Title: Bwana awabariki (May God Grant You a Blessing) First Line: Bwana awabariki (May God grant you a blessing) Tune Title: BWANA AWABARIKI Meter: Irregular Scripture: Numbers 6:24-26 Ephesians 1:3 Date: 2020 Subject: Praying Source: Kenyan traditional trans. There isn’t even a note on the UUA Song Information page, which I’d been counting on. I wish I had some links to its original form, some native Swahili speakers/singers, some history of the song as passed down and passed around.
What I can’t find is any evidence of it outside of a fairly comprehensive high school (and maybe church choir) market. “Thanks to our teachers,” “Peace to all nations,” etc. I even found the arrangement we use, from Gather, a Roman Catholic hymnal. I have found scores of scores – arrangements for voices, bands, handbells, drum ensembles. What I do know is that everyone, including STJ, attributes this as a Swahili folk hymn. Which is frustrating, because there’s not much I can say otherwise. And I don’t have a lot of time this morning to dig deep into the underground tunnels and hidden rooms of the internet to find a morsel of information about today’s song. Other days, I know I have the right terms, but nothing comes up easily and I either have to dig deeper into the rabbit hole, or assume there is no there there. If you believe that any review contained on our site infringes upon your copyright, please email us.There are days when I am sure my ability to come up with the perfect search terms are to blame for my not finding what I seek.
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Feel free to recommend similar pieces if you liked this piece, or alternatives if you didn't. Bwana Awabariki / May God Grant You a Blessing (English) This page shows all instances of May God grant you a blessing in English that have been indexed at.Are you a beginner who started playing last month? Do you usually like this style of music? Bwana awabariki na kuwalinda, Bwana awainulie uso wake na kuwabariki, Bwana awaangazie nuru ya uso wake na kuwapa amani. Haya ndiyo ninayokutakia katika maisha yako. Percussionists play authentic rhythms that groove and there is an optional section where students can easily improvise, compose or play written solos. Bwana awabariki na kuwalinda, Bwana awainulie uso wake na kuwabariki, Bwana awaangazie nuru ya uso wake na kuwapa amani. Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes. This spirited number from East Africa will keep all members of your group busy.Do you like the artist? Is the transcription accurate? Is it a good teaching tool? Explain exactly why you liked or disliked the product.
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