Kearsney College Choir - Baba Yetu ("Our Father")

[@grantarthur9721]

They Came to Charleston, West Virginia as guests of the Appalachian Children's Chorus. I fed them approximately 180 1/3 lb cheeseburgers. We had a wonderful time. They taught me how to pronounce Lois Oosthuizen's last name..LOL

[@karlammons2200]

Beautiful. Great school.

[@philhawkins4860]

Beautiful song. Loved this in Civ 4

[@meticulousgeek]

Great performance and in contrast to the Angel City choir you guys are actually moving! Chapeau!

[@erickmasimba4795]

glory to GOD.

[@cantusfirmusbecker7825]

Bravo, bravissimo!

[@hannasnow9004]

Hey anu one else here was at lincon center live performance in new york? If so....I was a soprano in the burr burton section :)

[@Fivi_Mytilinaiou]

Very rythmical. Well done!

[@peterotieno5991]

Amazing!

[@rostainmichel7958]

Good job thank you

[@LuckyDinero-rr6iq]

Amina

[@Catmanspaw]

ENCORE!!! ENCORE!!!

[@noobman2805]

civ 4 forever

[@GMell123]

Eh li tu keh zwe? Wasn't it supposed to be Eh li tu ku zwe??

[@Nonie46]

I would surmise that that's their South African version of their South African Swahili. You see, there is Kenyan Swahili, Madagascar Swahili, etc. etc. Each country adjust their Swahili to suit their language as well.

[@palaius]

All just love that song. And I just was watching "The tributes of Panem" and sat here at first: "Dafuq does the actor of Peeta there?" But it's a great song.

[@heatherfrye3677]

I rather loved this version. The choir I'm in did a version of it SATB, but I guess I just have a love for a good men's choir. Oh and that bass...

[@antoniofernando3886]

This is fine!!!!

[@DC11961]

@Dramalama Are you a native Swahili speaker? Otherwise you shouldn't call them out on whether their pronunciation is good or not. If you're not a native speaker of the language, or have not studied it for many, many years how can you criticize it when you don't know the language?

[@STuNxSKaTEbORDeRxHD]

very nice

[@GCHelena]

And it's more epic when it's a bit faster...

[@kalahatinggabi]

I'm sure it sounds nice to some people, and the conductor made it clear that this was meant to be an adaptation. But beyond the uniforms, this performance seems to have lost the "Swahili-ness" of the original Civ 4 version and even that of the Calling All Dawns version. Of course, I'm not Swahili so what do I know. I'm saying this sounds more mainstream pop than world music.

[@Nonie46]

This is a prayer which had gone universal and not a biblical examination in pronunciation to determine who is a Philistine and who is an Israelite!

[@EO199]

mainly due to the fact that there is a distinct lack of a Swahili instructor

[@DiXoN10FTW]

No Its A Collage Its Kearsney College

[@peaceperry3080]

This song is very nice but some words they are not pronounced good example (mjina lako litukezwe) this is not correct (jina lako litukuzwe) this is correct

[@MagusChrono]

jajaj se oye chido!! jamas habia oido el intro de civilization solo en voces de hombres... aunqe le hizo falta las voces de mujeres :/

[@Powdered__Donut]

Maybe, but they need an Alto or Tenor for it to work

[@thewatcher509]

Civilization IV FTW

[@theeagle1540]

Or a Countertenor.

[@Jankru]

Civilisation. :D

[@thebraveminion]

I understand that this is mostly a male song... But women's voices are needed here! In addition, You have so many mistakes in pronunciations in some lines...

[@juniorzagar7354]

RavenclawFTW this is an all boys boarding school not sure what you want

[@juniorzagar7354]

Also a school from South Africa where no one speaks Swahili

[@Westyyy]

Where's female's voices????

[@ishaanbhardwaj8992]

Civ iv much?

[@Powdered__Donut]

I do realise that this is a boys school but could they not have made an exception and get a few females in? Overall tho its about average three stars

[@hurfdodd]

sik

[@TheAymanhawk23]

good but they mispronounced some parts

[@lOremg]

need more women jajaja