When i was growing up in South Africa i know this song was sung by miners from all over South Africa - this song reverberated throughout South Africa from a song depicting oppression to a song of victory 2:59 and celebration.
Music is univesal, no matter of language, color, religion ... beautiful music and u will have ur heart beat and tears in your eyes ... Great performance.
I wish I could hear 👂 Rondout valley high school sing 🎶 tshotsholoza song 🎶 and circle of life song 🎵 for the 2022 spring concert 🎶 and 2022 winter ❄️ concert 🎶
The correct spelling for "Tshotsholaza" is Shosholoza. Moving Fast, Moving Strong. The word Shosholoza is a combination of both Ndebele (of Zimbabwe) and Zulu (of South Africa) words meaning “to push forward, endeavor, or strive.” The sound of the word itself is symbolic of the steam engine trains that carried miners through the mountains
Hello I'm Ndebele and Tshotsholoza is also a correct spelling depending on whether you are Zulu or Ndebele. A great example is how in Ndebele we spell the great military and Zulu King Tshaka instead of Shaka as the Zulu do. But its the same person and almost the same spelling. You'll fin both these spellings in South Africa.
Being South African, and a speaker of isiZulu - there is no such word as Tshotsholaza - it is spelled as Sho'shaloza - please get it right. And your pronounciation could do with a bit - not bad, but you you need some help on this. BTW - I am not black.
Because to most people in the States, everyone in South Africa is black. I get it on every forum and every chat I go on. So if that offends you, get over it. I wasn't speaking to you.
Your comment and all the people that gave you thumbs up is indicative of immaturity and bitterness. Your post was tactless and rude. Number one, these are children -- not adults. They worked with the pronunciation and composition that was given to them. Number two, instead of giving credit to this choral director for exposing these non-South African children to isiZulu and a bit of history about the miners, you have to be critical in an unconstructive manner. Number three, you missed the obvious - the soloist and the choir have beautiful tone, pitch, and power.
Well done from a fellow south African ❤🇿🇦
When i was growing up in South Africa i know this song was sung by miners from all over South Africa - this song reverberated throughout South Africa from a song depicting oppression to a song of victory 2:59 and celebration.
Music is univesal, no matter of language, color, religion ... beautiful music and u will have ur heart beat and tears in your eyes ... Great performance.
I wish I could hear 👂 Rondout valley high school sing 🎶 tshotsholoza song 🎶 and circle of life song 🎵 for the 2022 spring concert 🎶 and 2022 winter ❄️ concert 🎶
thank you for uplifting the culture of southern africans big up
this song has no right being so catchy
Love this after seeing boys choir perform in uk! Makes the hairs stand up on my neck.!magnificent!
Africa, is the best continent to live in. I am a proud Zimbabwean, the Yankees have nothing compared to us.
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@@ptncwenyimo Where are you from?
Listen ti that melody oooooh my word I love this
J'adore beaucoup cette chanson
Magnifique
no race but the human race! yes!
bravo！
The correct spelling for "Tshotsholaza" is Shosholoza. Moving Fast, Moving Strong. The word Shosholoza is a combination of both Ndebele (of Zimbabwe) and Zulu (of South Africa) words meaning “to push forward, endeavor, or strive.” The sound of the word itself is symbolic of the steam engine trains that carried miners through the mountains
thank you very much
Thank you very much. Obrigado.
Hello I'm Ndebele and Tshotsholoza is also a correct spelling depending on whether you are Zulu or Ndebele. A great example is how in Ndebele we spell the great military and Zulu King Tshaka instead of Shaka as the Zulu do. But its the same person and almost the same spelling. You'll fin both these spellings in South Africa.
Wow harmony!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
👏👏👏 Organization.
Nice arrangment!! is there any chance to get the sheet music, please?
I think it is difficult to read this music score for me imposible .From Tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿👏👏🇿🇦🇿🇦👏👏🇹🇿🇹🇿
Nice
How did they get it so right, they did
Very good ,very good but to be perfect ,they should takethe trip .
The spelling in the title bra, Shosholza
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Some of them look like they arent even singing
This is so painful to watch 😩 no life
Theres no life in there singing this is good but disgrace full the song is about belief and promise and they show none of those feelings
This was a recording for the radio, the priority wasn't the visual aspect, but the audio quality.
Being South African, and a speaker of isiZulu - there is no such word as Tshotsholaza - it is spelled as Sho'shaloza - please get it right. And your pronounciation could do with a bit - not bad, but you you need some help on this. BTW - I am not black.
Why does it matter that you are not black?
Because to most people in the States, everyone in South Africa is black. I get it on every forum and every chat I go on. So if that offends you, get over it. I wasn't speaking to you.
Tshotsholoza is what the song is called , they got it right
Your comment and all the people that gave you thumbs up is indicative of immaturity and bitterness. Your post was tactless and rude. Number one, these are children -- not adults. They worked with the pronunciation and composition that was given to them. Number two, instead of giving credit to this choral director for exposing these non-South African children to isiZulu and a bit of history about the miners, you have to be critical in an unconstructive manner. Number three, you missed the obvious - the soloist and the choir have beautiful tone, pitch, and power.
Well every recording I hear its pronounced the right way like this one plus every video says it's Tshotsholza so......
BTW, you just raped this song to smithereens...
........ Ew but no