Re: Kum Ba Ya

Posted by Frank Ginsburg on January 31, 2006 at 14:15:07:

In Reply to: Kum Ba Ya posted by Stefan Rudolph on May 10, 2003 at 08:38:45:

:Kum Ba Yah

This is a three-part arrangement (with all parts written in the treble clef) of the familiar spiritual promulgated worldwide primarily by Boy and Girl Scouts singing it around the campfire. Kum Ba Yah originated in the lowlands of South Carolina. The title is from the Gullah language spoken by African-American slaves, and means Come By Here. The melody is of African origin.

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: This is a three-part arrangement (with all parts written in the treble clef) of the familiar spiritual promulgated worldwide primarily by Boy and Girl Scouts singing it around the campfire.  Kum Ba Yah originated in the lowlands of South Carolina. The title is from the Gullah language spoken by African-American slaves, and means Come By Here.  The melody is of African origin.

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